Episode 1495 Scott Adams - WARNING - This Live Stream Will Change Your Opinion About Vaccination Risk
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Everybody, it's time for the best part of your day. Oh, not this time. Sorry. Don't I always tell you that this is the best part of your day? But not today. No. For all of you, for some of you I'm going to blow the top off your head. For many of you you're going to get really pissed off if you watch…
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View segment →Everybody, it's time for the best part of your day. Oh, not this time. Sorry. Don't I always tell you that this is the best part of your day? But not today. No. For all of you, for some of you I'm going to blow the top off your head. For many of you you're going to get really pissed off if you watch this. And some of you might die.
Let me say that again in case you thought that was a joke. Watching this livestream could kill you. Literally. Because I'm going to say some things today that I do not intend, because it would be unethical in my opinion, I do not intend to change your mind about any medical decisions. But the content will do that. It's not my intention. It's just I'm going to give you some truth about something that maybe you hadn't thought about, and it will have the effect of changing some of your minds.
Don't watch this if you don't want a cartoonist to accidentally change your medical decisions. This warning is 100 percent real. It's not reverse psychology and it's not a marketing trick. I'm not trying to get you to watch it because it's naughty or provocative. It actually could kill you. All right? Do you hear that? Just hear that as clearly as you can. Watching this livestream could kill you.
All right. Now I feel like I've done my ethical duty. None of this is a joke. None of this is a joke. Could kill you. I'm not trying to. That's certainly not my intention. But we're just going to try to talk about some truth and see what happens.
All right. So bail out now if you don't want to be any part of the vaccination persuasion, even accidentally. And I know a lot of you don't like that topic, and I would invite you to come back tomorrow and I'll talk less about it.
But before that, all you need to enjoy this to the maximum extent is a copper mug or glass, tankard, chalice or stein or canteen, jug or flask. A vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day. The thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. It makes everything better except the coronavirus. Go.
All right. Now I'm going to be easing into the topic. All right. You'll know it when it happens. And I'm going to repeat the warning because people are joining and missed the original warning. But I'll repeat the warning a little bit. But first, did you know that today Akira The Don's album dropped featuring my vocals? And if that sounds weird, it is not. Turns out it's a new genre of music in which Akira The Don takes samples from podcasts and uses that as the lyrical part, and then he adds the musical stuff in the back. And you would be amazed how well that works because the podcasts tend to be content that has some meaning because he chooses it for that purpose. And it's not just mine. I think Jordan Peterson's on there, some other people. And take, check that out. You will be surprised. You will be surprised. It's worth checking out only because, well, even if you didn't care musically, check it out because it's a new genre and it's worth looking at just for that alone.
Well, Larry Elder got hit by an egg by a woman in a gorilla mask when he was campaigning for the governorship of California. And as every smart person is asking today, would this be covered by the news exactly the same if he were a Democrat? Wouldn't all the news be, you know, it's a big racist thing? It's a gorilla mask, he's black, throws an egg at him. Somebody's saying in the comments that the egg missed. Well, if the egg missed, I guess the yolk is not on him.
All right. Yeah, you know, this is one of those hypocrisy things that there's not much depth to the comment. It's just every time you see an example where the news is clearly just propaganda because the way they treat these things is so different left and right that you just can't even take it seriously in any possible way.
All right. Here's a fake news alert. Fake news alert. Great news alert. This comes to me via Twitter and Adam Dopamine. Adam points out that the breathless reporting on Florida's COVID surge seamlessly shifted to stories about Mississippi and Louisiana. Hmm. Why is it that all that talk about Florida sort of just sort of softly while you weren't looking sort of just started talking about two other states? Because the surge collapsed. That's why. The surge collapsed. So whatever Florida is doing, you know they had I guess three surges that were pretty bad, but at the moment it's going pretty well. So watch your fake news try to change your direction. It's a little case of misdirection. Hey, look at this hand. Look at this hand. Forget about this one. Yeah, look at this one. Look at this.
All right. University of California professor is suing the school system because he says he has natural immunity against COVID but they're going to require him to get the vaccination anyway. Now how do you lose that argument? Let's say you're smart enough to be a professor at Berkeley. Right? So it's a top university. If you're a professor at a top university and your argument is pretty ironclad, which is that if you have natural immunity you're better off than people who have two shots, now how does he lose that argument? I mean, maybe seriously, how do you lose it? It feels like that's the most slam dunk argument anybody ever had.
No, maybe it has something to do with you can't verify easily whether somebody has antibodies. I can see maybe they'd require you to have an antibody test. Maybe that's not practical because how do you really know somebody had COVID? They could just say they had it and not get the vaccination. So there might be some practical reasons. But this guy's gonna lose his job for not being protected against COVID when he is more protected than just about everybody on campus. How does he lose this? I mean he might. He might. That's the scary thing. Right? He might actually lose this. I don't know how you could lose it but he might.
Chris Cillizza over at CNN, he's an opinion guy, and he wrote this sentence in an opinion piece. It was kind of shocking to see it. He said for the last two weeks or so I have been carrying around an anger bordering on rage regarding the chunk of Americans eligible to receive the vaccine who continued to refuse it. Have you seen that? I don't think I've run into anybody who would admit to having rage about unvaccinated people. Are you seeing that in your personal bubbles? Because I think you know my audience doesn't really have much crossover with CNN I don't think. But I haven't seen anything like that and I'm pretty sensitive to hate. You know you can spot it pretty easily. I haven't really seen it but I'm gonna guess there's some of it out there because I doubt Chris Cillizza is the one angry person about this topic.
Somebody says I haven't seen it in real life but you've seen it on social media. Yeah, social media became the place where the outrage goes to thrive. Right.
All right. So there's that. Let's talk about Biden's six-prong plan. I'm not going to get into the details. You probably looked at it already. But one of the clever things is he's using OSHA to push his mandatory vaccinations for at least people in the government, government workers, and he's encouraging private companies to have mandates as well. But OSHA is kind of a clever way to do it.
Would I be complaining if Trump had found this clever workaround to get something done? Let's say it was something else, you know, not the vaccinations, because that just becomes political as soon as you hear it. But if I had heard that Trump used this clever workaround and I thought it was good for the country, I don't know if I'd complain. I probably wouldn't. I'd probably say, well yeah, he did what he had to do, cut through some red tape, used a workaround, it was good for the country. So I don't think the question about whether OSHA has or has not authority just personally doesn't bother me that much.
I know people should, and I get the argument that if you become a dictator and you just start making up laws and finding some rationalization for them instead of using the system, it could go to hell. But I don't have the same rules during a pandemic. If it's a pandemic I give my government a little extra power because I want them to have it. If this is one of their little extra powers that they took for themselves, I say that's within the scope of things I'm going to call acceptable during a pandemic. Anything that lasts beyond the pandemic we've got to talk about. And if any of this happened outside the context of the pandemic I'd be completely opposed to it. Right? But you throw in the crisis part and you could argue whether we're still in the crisis or not. I think that that's a fair argument at this point. But anyway I'm just telling you it doesn't bother me but I do see the red flags. So if you're telling me, Scott, Scott, you're not seeing the gigantic red flag here of the precedent, as I do see it but I just don't think that crisis examples are going to be as sticky as maybe you think. But I see the risk.
All right. I have to give you my warning once again. I said it in the title. If you don't want to be convinced to get vaccinated, turn this off right now. And I mean it. And it's not reverse psychology. It's not a trick. If you don't want to be accidentally convinced to get vaccinated because that might happen, I'm not going to do it intentionally because it's unethical for me to do that. All right.
Yeah. So with my blessing, those of you who don't want to be part of this, please, please sign off and come back tomorrow. Come back tomorrow. But for those of you who stay, I'm going to blow your head right off. For some of you. Okay.
Now let me start with this. If I ask you this question, most of you are reasonable people and I know that you made your decisions about vaccinations or not based on reason and risk and you thought it through. Would you agree that all of you, no matter which decision you came by, would you agree with the statement that you thought it through? In the comments can you please confirm that you thought it through? Right? No matter what it was you decided, you thought it through. And some of you came to different answers.
Now second question. Second question. If I were to alter, and you accepted it, one of your biggest assumptions, could it change your opinion? Now I haven't told you what the assumption is yet. Right? So you can hold on that. But if I were to change your most important assumption, could it change your opinion? Just yes or no. If I change your assumptions and you agree with that change you'd go, oh yeah, I hadn't thought of it that way. If I could do that, just one assumption, I'm not going to give you any new data. No data will be presented. I'm just going to change one assumption. And if that big assumption was central to your decision, could you change your mind?
Do you know what I'm doing to you right now? All right. I just primed you. So I made you commit to a change in assumption would change your opinion. If I had not done that it probably wouldn't because confirmation bias would kick in and even if I successfully changed your assumption you would just move to a different argument. It wouldn't change your outcome because people don't really change their minds based on new information. But I just primed you. And if you said yes, Scott, if you change my most basic assumption I could, I'm not guaranteeing it but that would be a condition which could change my decision.
Now that you're primed, let's talk about some things. And I'm going to ease you into it. Okay. Now remember if you're just joining us late, if you don't want to be talked into getting vaccinated, sign off now because it might happen. Right? Seriously. Sign off if you don't want to be talked into it. It would be unethical for me to talk you into it without adding any new information. But I think I will add a new understanding in a minute. We'll get to it. Okay. I'm going to get to it.
There are a number of vaccinations that are already required, as most of you know. If you're a kid in the United States and you want to go to school, the things you have to get would be included by seventh grade. You got to get tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis booster. You got to get your varicella, that's the chickenpox. To get in kindergarten you're required to have polio, diphtheria, pertussis, your first doses, measles, mumps and rubella, the MMR, Hepatitis B vaccination, and chickenpox of course. So those are all the ones that you're required to get.
Now how many of you, and the requirements vary by state so there's a big difference in how they're mandated, so I'm not making any argument about them being similar in mandate. So you got that. It has nothing to do with the government mandate. I'm just saying that they are mandated in most states to go to school.
Now apparently there are a number of people who find workarounds that they don't have to get vaccinated. I heard there are 800,000 unvaccinated people in the country who don't even have these vaccinations. So I guess you can get around it but that's the situation.
Now here's your assumption, speaking now to the people who have decided not to get vaccinated. Is one of your assumptions that these other vaccinations, and by the way if you're anti-vax in general this has nothing to do with you. If you're anti-vax for all vaccinations I'm not even talking to you. Nothing I say will be relevant to you. If you've said no vaccinations, have a nice day. You don't want to watch the rest of this. There's no point.
All right. If you thought the childhood vaccinations are okay because they've been around so long that the side effects are well understood, and the COVID vaccinations are newer. So let's say your biggest reason for not getting vaccinated is that the traditional vaccinations have been around long enough that we would see all of the side effects and we'd have a really good understanding of the long-term risks. Because how could you possibly know the long-term risks of a vaccination that just came out this year? It's not possible. Right?
So you've got the vaccination that comes out this year with completely unknown long-term risks. Would you agree? How many would agree with me the statement that the COVID vaccinations have unknown long-term risk? Everybody agree? We couldn't possibly know it. You can't know the future.
Right now how many would agree with the next statement that we do know the long-term risks of the childhood vaccinations? Agree or disagree? We do know the long-term risks of the childhood vaccinations. Go. Agreed? Disagree? Why would you disagree with that? Not really. Not really. They've been around for decades. What do you mean?
Somebody says yes. Yes. So I'm seeing your answers. Sure we know the risk now. Clearly we would recognize if any of these long-term kid vaccinations, if they were giving long-term problems, you'd know about it by now. Right? Because you look at the database of all the long-term problems. What's the name of that database? Listen, I'm forgetting. What's the name of the database where they collect all of the long-term problems? And not the VAERS because the VAERS is more of a short-term problem. But what's the name of the database where they collect the problem say 10 years after the vaccination? What's that called? No, not VAERS. VAERS would be closer to the time you got the vaccination.
But let me give you an example. I guess I'm being unclear. When I was 49 years old I got an exotic voice problem called spasmodic dysphonia. Was my spasmodic dysphonia entered into a database such that people could look at it and say here's somebody who got the polio vaccination when he was six years old or whatever it was and now he got spasmodic dysphonia at age 49? Is that in the database? It's got to be in the database. It's in the database. Because how in the world could you know that my spasmodic dysphonia is completely unrelated to the vaccinations I got as a kid? How would you know that without a database? There's no data.
Right now which database do they use to test the combinations of childhood vaccinations? Because we know that they test each vaccination extensively. Right? I mean we all know that they do extensive testing on vaccinations. But which database is it where they look at not only the one vaccination but the combination? Where they test what if we give you three different vaccinations that are all required but we give them about the same time and you're six years old or whatever age? Which database is that in? None. Right? It's not in any database.
So your biggest assumption is that we know the risks of those other vaccinations. We don't. And let me tell you what expertise I'm bringing to this conversation. Medical? Nope. Scientific expertise? Nope. Am I bringing my virologist credentials? Nope. I'm the creator of the Dilbert comic strip. If you can find a better expert to predict the likelihood that big corporations are gathering data 40 years after they needed to. Seriously. Seriously. Do you think that these big companies are really tracking this data long term? Come on.
All of you, all of you people who said I don't want to get the new vaccination because it's not as known as the existing ones, you think you know the risk of the existing ones? Do you? No you don't. Because nobody tracks it. You're pretty sure somebody was tracking that, weren't you? Try to Google it. See if you can find any data that tells you 20 years after you got the, I don't know, chickenpox vaccination. You show me the data that says 20 years after that that you can tell what's happened.
Here's another problem. What happens if almost everybody gets the same vaccination? How do you know what trouble the vaccination caused? Because everybody's vaccinated. Almost everybody. Right? You can't tell.
Let's take an example. And by the way this is not, this will just be an example for conversation. I'm not making this allegation. We know for example that the average levels of testosterone in men has been falling for decades. Right? Has anybody studied whether the lower testosterone that seems to be all through the population could be caused by vaccinations? I don't think that's the cause. Let me be very clear. I don't think that's the cause. But did anybody study it?
How about obesity? We've got a crazy obesity problem. Do we know exactly why? Because I've heard different opinions. It's everything from fast food to too much air conditioning to too many video games to whatever. But has anybody studied our weight loss or weight gain and whether you got vaccinated? No.
Now do I think that vaccinations cause weight gain later in life? No, I do not. I have no reason to think that. But today, by studying how about my spasmodic dysphonia? Probably 30,000 people who got it and you know since I've gotten it, how many of them were asked about their childhood vaccinations? And if they were asked they would all have the same experience so you wouldn't know. You would just say oh everybody got vaccinated and some subset of them got this problem.
Let me tell you what I know with complete certainty. Nobody is studying the long-term safety of existing vaccinations. Nobody. So if you made your decision about this vaccination based on the fact that the other ones have been studied for a long time and this one hasn't, you need to check that assumption because it's your main assumption and it's baseless. It's baseless.
Now I heard somebody say but Scott, the new vaccines, at least two of them are a different platform, different technology, and we have much more experience with the older kinds of vaccinations and the new one just introduces this new kind of risk. Does it? How do you know that? How do you know it isn't safer? It seems to me that the experts are quite unified on the question of if there are going to be side effects they happen quickly. In other words if you've watched people for a year you pretty well have a good idea. But what happens after a year? Right? Because so we've watched all the vaccines for a year or so but have you watched them longer? I doubt it. And if you did, did you do it right? I mean even if somebody did study it would you trust the study?
And we know that half the studies are. Somebody's saying that the mRNA vaccines are safer. Now if you happen to be an expert in the field I could imagine that you would say to yourself well the nature of the way we're using this should be safer because we have a pretty good idea with this vaccine. You know it grabs onto and it's not grabbing onto things that look dangerous. But if you could tell just by looking at it that it's not dangerous you wouldn't need to test it. Right? You don't know mRNA is safer or less safe. It can't be known. Right? You don't know about looking at it. I mean you don't just look at it logically and say well logically this should be safe. You still have to test them because your logic can't get you safe enough. Right?
So now let me do a little check on you here. How many people until this moment believe that we did have pretty good information about the long-term effects of other vaccinations? How many of you just had an oh moment and said oh, my main variable is completely just a guess? I'm seeing no's and yeses. I see one. Oh not me. Nope me. Don't be a crab, get the jab, Charles says. Somebody says but this was immaterial to my decision. Yeah, for some of you that wasn't part of the decision so this wouldn't make any difference to you.
All right. Let me ask you one final question. Is there anybody here who was anti-vax at the beginning of this or at least anti-COVID vax at the beginning of this livestream who, when they realized that they couldn't know the difference between any of the vaccinations with long-term anything, how many of you are reconsidering your decision not to get vaccinated based on just this? I'm going to watch comments go by for a moment because I want to see. Now most of you should not be. That would you know 90 should dig in. Yes I am. I'm considering. Let's see. Just looking at your comments.
Rephrase this question. The question is how many of you are unvaxxed and now reconsidering that because one of your biggest variables just fell apart. All right. A sad realization. Yes. Okay. So I am seeing yeses go by.
Now remember my warning. My warning was don't get your medical decisions from cartoonists. Right? And I would encourage any of you to unfollow me or stop following if you didn't like this because this is pretty much the kind of content that I have. So yeah, don't follow me if you don't like this. And I'll say again that if you find out my assumption is wrong and there is some kind of magic database, I don't think so but if there is then reconsider.
All right. Now when we're talking about vaccine persuasion you convince me to be more skeptical. All right. That's it for today. I just wanted to see if I would change any minds. It looks like some of you did change your minds. Generally persuasion does not change everybody right away. A really strong persuasion would get five percent of the audience. That would be remarkable. If you could swing five percent of an audience with persuasion you'd be the best persuader of all time.
Well I'm looking at your comments and I see them. No, anecdotal evidence of existing vaccines being safe isn't a thing. There's no way you could capture problems just by looking at people and saying oh this guy's got a headache and he got vaccinated and this other guy doesn't have a headache. Oh but he got vaccinated too. So you really couldn't tell.
All right. That's all for now. I'll talk to you tomorrow.
everybody it's Thai for the best oh not this time sorry don't I always tell you that this is the best part of your day but not today no for all of you for some of you I'm going to blow the top off your head for many of you you're going to get really pissed off if you watch this and some of you might die let me say that again in case you thought that was a joke watching this live stream could kill you literally because I'm going to say some things today that I do not intend because it would be unethical in my opinion I do not intend to change your mind about any medical decisions but the content will do that it's not my intention it's just I'm going to give you some truth about something that maybe you hadn't thought about and it will have the effect of changing some of your minds don't watch this if you don't want a cartoonist to accidentally change your medical decisions this warning is 100 real right it's not reverse psychology and that it's not a marketing trick I'm not trying to get you to watch it because it's naughty or it's you know provocative it actually could kill you all right do you hear that just just hear that as clearly as you can watching this live stream could kill you all right now I feel like I've done my ethical Duty right none of this is a joke none of this is a joke could kill you I'm not trying to that's certainly not my intention but we're just going to try to talk about some truth and see what happens all right so bail out now if you don't want to be any part of the vaccination persuasion even accidentally and I know a lot of you don't like that topic and I would invite you to come back tomorrow and I'll talk less about it but before that all you need to enjoy this to the maximum extent is a copper mug or glass tanker jealous of Steiner canteen jug or flask a vessel of any kind fill it with your favorite liquid I like coffee and join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamines of the day the thing that makes everything better it's called the simultaneous sip it makes everything better except the coronavirus go ah all right now I'm going to be easing into the topic all right you'll know it when it happens and I'm gonna I'm gonna repeat the warning because people are joining and miss the original warning but I'll repeat the warning a little bit but first did you know that today Akira the dawn's album dropped featuring uh my vocals and if that sounds weird uh is not turns out it's a new genre genre a music in which uh Akira the Don takes samples from podcasts and uses that as the lyrical part and then he adds the musical stuff in the back and you would be amazed how well that works because the the podcast uh tend to be content that has some meaning because he chooses it for that purpose and it's not just mine I think Jordan Peterson's on there some other people um and uh take check that out you will be surprised right you will be surprised is is worth checking out only because well even if you didn't care musically check it out because it's a new genre and it's it's worth looking at just for that alone well Larry Elder got uh got hit by an egg by a woman in a gorilla mask when he was campaigning for the governorship California and as every smart person is asking today uh would this be covered by the news exactly the same uh if if he were a Democrat wouldn't all the news be you know it's a big racist thing it's a guerrilla mask he's black throws an egg at him somebody's saying in the comments that the egg missed well if the egg missed I guess the yolk is not on him all right um yeah you know this is one of those hypocrisy things that there's not much there's not much depth to the to the comment it's just every time you see an example where the news is clearly just propaganda because the way they treat these things is so different left and right that you just can't even take it seriously in any in any possible way all right uh here's a fake news alert fake news alert great news alert this uh comes to me via Twitter and Adam dopamine Adam points out that the breathless reporting on Florida's coven surge seamlessly shifted to stories about Mississippi and Louisiana hmm why is it that all that talk about Florida sort of just sort of softly while you weren't looking sort of just started talking about two other states because the surge collapsed that's why The Surge collapsed so whatever Florida is doing you know they had I guess three surges that were pretty bad but at the moment it's going pretty well so watch your fake news try to try to miss you know change your direction it's a little case of misdirection hey look at this hand look at this hand forget about this one yeah look at this one look at this all right um University of California professor is suing the school system um because uh he says he has natural immunity against covid but they're going to require him to get the vaccination anyway now how do you lose that argument let's say you're smart enough to be a professor at at Berkeley right so it's a you know top university if you're a professor at a top university and your argument is pretty Ironclad which is that if you have natural immunity you're you know you're better off than people who have two shots now how does he lose that argument I mean maybe seriously how do you lose it it feels like that's the most slam dunk argument anybody ever had no maybe it has something to do with you can't verify easily whether somebody has antibodies I can see maybe they'd require you to have an antibody test maybe that's not practical because how do you really know somebody had covet they could just say they had it and not get the vaccination so there might be some practical reasons but this guy's gonna lose his job for not being protected against covet when he is more protected than just about everybody on campus how does he lose this I mean he might he might that's the scary thing right he might actually lose this I don't know how you could lose it but he might um Chris saliza over at CNN he's an opinion guy and he wrote this sentence on an opinion piece it was kind of shocking to see it he said for the last two weeks or so I have been carrying around in Anger bordering on rage regarding the chunk of Americans eligible to receive the vaccine who continued to refuse it have you seen that I don't think I've run into anybody who would admit to having rage about unvaccinated people are you seeing that in your in your personal bubbles because I think you know my audience doesn't really uh have much Crossover with CNN I don't think but I haven't seen anything like that and I I'm pretty sensitive to hate you know you can spot it pretty easily I haven't really seen it but I'm I'm gonna guess there's some of it out there because I doubt Chris Elizabeth is the one angry person about this topic somebody says I haven't seen it in real life but you've seen it on social media yeah social media became the the place where the outrage goes to goes to thrive right uh all right so there's that let's talk about Biden's six-prong plan I'm not going to get into the details you probably looked at it already but one of the clever things is he's using OSHA uh to push his mandatory vaccinations for um Ford uh at least people in the government government workers and he's encouraging private companies to to have mandates as well um but OSHA is kind of a clever way to do it would I be complaining if Trump had found this clever workaround to get something done let's say it was something else you know not the vaccinations because that just becomes political as soon as you hear it but if I had heard that Trump used this clever workaround uh and I thought it was good for the country I don't know if I'd complain I probably wouldn't I'd probably say well yeah he did what he had to do cut through some red tape used to work around it was good for the country so I don't think the question about whether OSHA has or has not Authority just personally doesn't bother me that much I know he should and I get the argument that if you if you become a dictator and you just start making up laws and finding some rationalization for them instead of using the system could go to hell but I don't have the same rules during a pandemic if it's a pandemic I give my government a little extra power because I want them to have it if this is one of their little extra powers that they they took for themselves I say that's within the scope of things I'm I'm going to call acceptable during a pandemic anything that lasts beyond the pandemic we've got to talk about and if any of this happened outside the context of the pandemic I'd be completely opposed to it right but you throw in the crisis part and you could argue whether we're still in the crisis or not I think that that's a fair argument at this point but anyway I'm just telling you it doesn't bother me but I do see the red flags so if you're telling me Scott Scott you're not seeing the gigantic red flag here of the precedent assets I do see it but I just don't think that crisis examples are going to be as sticky as maybe you think but I see the risk all right Let's uh I have to give you my warning once again I said it in the title if you don't want to be convinced to get vaccinated turn this off right now and I I mean it and it's not reverse psychology right it's not a track if you don't want to be accidentally convinced to get vaccinated because that might happen I'm not going to do it intentionally because it's unethical for me to do that all right yeah so with my with my blessing those of you who don't want to be part of this please please sign off and come back tomorrow come back tomorrow but for those of you who stay I'm going to blow your head right off for some of you okay now let me start with this if I ask you this question most of you are reasonable people and I know that you made your decisions about vaccinations or not based on reason and risk and you thought it through would you agree that all of you no matter which decision you came by would you agree with the statement that you thought it through in the in the comments can you please confirm that you thought it through right no matter what it was you decided you thought it through and some of you came to different answers now second question second question if I were to alter and you accepted it one of your biggest assumptions could it change your opinion now I haven't told you what the assumption is yet right so so you can hold on that but if I were to change your most important assumption could it change your opinions just yes or no if I change your assumptions and you agree with that change you'd go oh yeah I hadn't thought of it that way if I could do that just just one assumption I'm not going to give you any new data no data will be presented I'm just going to change one assumption and if that big assumption was Central to your decision could you change your mind do you know what I'm doing to you right now all right I just primed you so I made you commit to a change in assumption would change your opinion if I had not done that it probably wouldn't because confirmation bias would kick in and even if I successfully changed your assumption you would just move to a different argument it wouldn't change your outcome because people don't really change their minds based on new information but I just primed you and if you said yes Scott if you change my most basic assumption I could I'm not guaranteeing it but that would be a condition which could change my decision now that you're primed let's talk about some things and I'm gonna I'm gonna ease you into it okay now remember if you're just joining us late if you don't want to be talked into getting vaccinated sign off now because it might happen right seriously sign off if you don't want to be talked into it it would be unethical for me to talk you into it without adding any new information but I think I will add a new understanding in a minute we'll get to it okay I'm going to get to it um there are a number of vaccinations that are already required as most of you know if you're a kid in the United States and you want to go to school the things you have to get would be included by seventh grade you got to get tetanus diphtheria pertussis booster you got to get your verticella that's the chickenpox to get in kindergarten you're you're required to have polio diphtheria pertussis your first doses measles mumps and rubella the MMR Hepatitis B vaccination and and chickenpox of course so those are all the ones that um you're required to get now how many of you and and the requirements vary by state so there's a big difference in in you know how they're mandated so I'm not making any argument about them being similar in mandate so you got that it has nothing to do with the the government mandate I'm just saying that they are mandated in Most states to go to school now apparently there are a number of people who find workarounds that they don't have to get vaccinated I heard there are 800 000 unvaccinated people in the country who don't even have these vaccinations so I guess you can get around it but that's the situation now here's your assumption speaking now to the people who have decided not to get vaccinated is one of your assumptions that these other vaccinations and by the way if you're anti-vaxx in general this has nothing to do with you if you're anti-vaxx for all vaccinations I'm not even talking to you that nothing I say will be relevant to you if you've said no vaccinations have a nice day you don't want to watch the rest of this there's no appointment all right if you thought the childhood vaccinations are okay because they've been around so long that the side effects are well understood and and the coveted vaccinations are newer so let's say your biggest reason for not getting vaccinated is that the traditional vaccinations have been around long enough that we would see all of the side effects and we'd have a really good understanding of the long-term risks because how could you possibly know the long-term risks of a vaccination that just came out this year it's not possible Right so you've got the the vaccination that comes out this year with completely unknown long-term risks would you agree how many would agree with me the statement that the coven vaccinations have unknown long-term risk everybody agree we couldn't possibly know it you can't know the future right now how many would agree with the next statement that we do know the long-term risks of the childhood vaccinations agree or disagree we do know the long-term risks of the childhood vaccinations go agreed disagree why would you disagree with that not really not really they've been around for decades what do you mean somebody says yes yes so I'm seeing your answers sure we know the risk now clearly we would recognize if if any of these long-term kid vaccinations if they were giving long-term problems you'd know about it by now right because you look at the the database of all the long-term problems uh what's the name of that database listen I'm forgetting what's the name of the database where they collect all of the long-term problems and not the fares because the vares is more of a short term problem but what what's the name of the database where they collect the problem say 10 years after the vaccination what's that called no not fairs theirs would be uh closer to the time you got the vaccination but let me give you an example I I guess I'm being unclear when I was 49 years old I got an exotic voice problem called spasmodic dysphonia was my spasmodic dysphonia entered into a database such that people could look at it and say Here's somebody who got the polio vaccination when he was six years old or whatever it was and now he got spasmodic dysphonia at age 49.
is that in the database it's got to be in the database it's in the database because how in the world could you know that my spasmodic dysphonia is completely unrelated to the vaccinations I got as a kid how would you know that without a database there's no data right now which database which database do they use to test the combinations of childhood vaccinations because we know that they test each vaccination extensively right I mean we all know that they do extensive testing on vaccinations but which database is it where they do they they look at not only the one vaccination but the combination where they test what if we give you three different vaccinations that are all required but we give them about the same time and you're six years old or whatever age which database is that in none right it's not in any database so your biggest assumption is that we know the risks of those other vaccinations we don't and let me tell you what expertise I'm bringing to this conversation medical nope scientific expertise nope am I bringing my virologist credentials nope I'm the creator of the Dilbert comic strip if you can find a better expert to predict the likeliness the likelihood that big corporations are gathering data 40 years after they needed to seriously seriously do you think that these big companies are really tracking this data long term come on all of you all of you people who said I don't want to get the the new vaccination because it's not as known as the existing ones you think you know the risk of the existing ones do you no you don't because nobody tracks it you're pretty sure somebody was tracking that weren't you try to Google it see if you can find any data that tells you 20 years after you got the I don't know chickenpox vaccination you you showed me the data that says 20 years after that that you can tell what's happened here's another problem here's another problem what happens if almost everybody gets the same vaccination how do you know what trouble the vaccination caused because everybody's vaccinated almost everybody right you can't tell let's take an example and by the way this is not this will just be an example for conversation I'm not making this allegation we know for example that the average rate the average levels of testosterone in men has been falling for decades right has anybody studied whether the the lower testosterone that seems to be all through the population could be caused by vaccinations I don't think that's the cause let me be very clear I don't think that's the cause but did anybody study it how about obesity we've got crazy obesity problem do we know exactly why because I've heard different opinions it's everything from fast food to too much air conditioning to too many video games to whatever but has anybody studied our uh weight loss or weight gain and whether you got vaccinated no now do I think that vaccinations cause weight gain later in life no I do not I have no reason to think that but today by studying how about my spasmodic dystonia probably 30 000 people who got it and you know since I've gotten it how many of them were asked about their childhood vaccinations and if they were asked they would all have the same experience so you wouldn't know you would just say oh everybody got vaccinated and some subset of them got this problem let me tell you what I know with complete certainty nobody is studying the long-term safety of existing vaccinations nobody so if you made your decision about this vaccination based on the fact that the other ones have been studied for a long time and this one hasn't you need to check that assumption because it's your main assumption and it's baseless it's baseless now I heard somebody say but Scott the the new vaccines at least two of them are a different platform different technology and we have much more experience with the older kinds of vaccinations and the new one just you know introduces this new kind of risk does it how do you know that how do you know it isn't safer it seems to me that the experts are quite unified on the question of if there are going to be side effects they happen quickly in other words if you've watched people for a year you pretty well have a good a good uh good idea but what happens after a year right because so we've watched all the vaccines for a year or so but have you watched them longer I doubt it and if you did did you do it right I mean even if somebody did study it would you trust the study and we know that half the studies are somebody's saying that the MRNA vaccines are safer now if you happen to be an expert in the field I could imagine that you would say to yourself well the nature of the way we're using this should be safer because we have a pretty good idea with this vaccine you know grabs onto and it's not grabbing onto things that look dangerous but if you could tell just by looking at it that it's not dangerous you wouldn't need to test it right it you don't know mRNA is safer or less safe it can't be known right you don't you don't know about looking at it I mean you don't just look at it logically and say well logically this should be safe you still have to test them because your logic can't get you safe enough right so if now let me do a little uh check on you here how many people until this moment believe that we did have pretty good information about the long-term effects of other vaccinations how many of you just had an oh moment and said oh my main variable is completely just a guess I'm seeing no's and yeses I see one oh not me nope me don't be a crab get the jab Charles says uh somebody says but this was immaterial to my decision yeah if for some of you that wasn't part of the decision so this wouldn't make any difference to you all right uh let me let me ask you one final question is there anybody here who was anti-vaxx at the beginning of this or at least anti-covet facts at the beginning of this live stream who when they realized that they couldn't know the difference between any of the vaccinations with long-term anything how many of you are reconsidering your decision not to get vaccinated based on just this I'm going to watch comments go by for a moment because I want to see now most of you should not be that would you know 90 should should dig in uh yes I am I'm considering let's say let's see just looking at your rephrase please uh rephrase this question the question is how many of you are are unvaxed and now reconsidering that because one of your biggest variables just fell apart all right a sad realization yes okay so I am saying yeses go by now remember my warning uh my warning was don't get your medical your medical decisions from cartoonists right and and I I would encourage any of you to unfollow me or stop following if you didn't like this because this is pretty much you know the kind of content that I have so yeah don't follow me if if you don't like this um and I'll say again that if you find out my assumption is wrong and there is some kind of Magic database I don't think so but if there is then reconsider um all right now when we're talking about vaccine um persuasion you convince me to be more skeptical all right all right that's it for uh today I just wanted to see if I would uh change any Minds it looks like some of you did change your minds generally persuasion does not you know change everybody right away a really really strong persuasion would get five percent of the audience that would be remarkable if you could swing five percent of an audience with persuasion you'd be the best Persuader of all time um all right uh uh well I'm looking at your comments and I see them no anecdotal evidence of existing vaccines being safe isn't a thing there's there's no way you could capture problems just by looking at people and saying oh this this guy's got a headache and he got vaccinated and this other guy doesn't have a headache oh but he got vaccinated too so you really couldn't tell all right that's all for now I'll talk to you tomorrow
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all right now I'm going to be
easing into the topic all right you'll
know it when it happens
and I'm gonna I'm gonna repeat the
warning because people are joining and
miss the original warning but I'll
repeat the warning a little bit but
first did you know that today Akira the
dawn's album dropped featuring
uh my vocals
and if that sounds weird
uh is not turns out it's a new genre
genre a music in which uh Akira the Don
takes samples from podcasts and uses
that as the lyrical part and then he
adds the musical stuff in the back and
you would be amazed how well that works
because the the podcast
uh tend to be content that has some
meaning because he chooses it for that
purpose and it's not just mine I think
Jordan Peterson's on there some other
people
um and uh take check that out you will
be surprised
right you will be surprised is is worth
checking out only because well even if
you didn't care musically
check it out because it's a new genre
and it's it's worth looking at just for
that alone
well Larry Elder got uh got hit by an
egg
by a woman in a gorilla mask when he was
campaigning for the governorship
California
and as every smart person is asking
today uh
would this be covered by the news
exactly the same
uh
if if he were a Democrat
wouldn't all the news be you know it's a
big racist thing it's a guerrilla mask
he's black throws an egg at him
somebody's saying in the comments that
the egg missed
well if the egg missed I guess the yolk
is not on him
all right
um
yeah you know this is one of those
hypocrisy things that there's not much
there's not much depth to the to the
comment it's just every time you see an
example where the news is clearly just
propaganda
because the way they treat these things
is so different left and right that you
just can't even take it seriously in any
in any possible way
all right uh
here's a fake news alert fake news alert
great news alert
this uh comes to me via Twitter and Adam
dopamine
Adam points out that the breathless
reporting on Florida's coven surge
seamlessly shifted to stories about
Mississippi and Louisiana
hmm why is it that all that talk about
Florida
sort of just sort of softly while you
weren't looking sort of just started
talking about two other states
because the surge
collapsed
that's why
The Surge
collapsed so whatever Florida is doing
you know they had I guess three surges
that were pretty bad but at the moment
it's going pretty well
so
watch your fake news try to try to miss
you know change your direction it's a
little case of misdirection hey look at
this hand look at this hand forget about
this one yeah look at this one look at
this
all right um
University of California professor is
suing the school system
um because uh he says he has natural
immunity against covid but they're going
to require him to get the vaccination
anyway
now
how do you lose that argument
let's say you're smart enough to be a
professor
at at Berkeley
right so it's a you know top university
if you're a professor
at a top university
and your argument is pretty Ironclad
which is that if you have natural
immunity you're you know you're better
off than people who have two shots
now how does he lose that argument
I mean maybe
seriously how do you lose it it feels
like that's the most slam dunk argument
anybody ever had no maybe it has
something to do with you can't verify
easily whether somebody has antibodies I
can see maybe they'd require you to have
an antibody test maybe that's not
practical
because how do you really know somebody
had covet they could just say they had
it and not get the vaccination so there
might be some practical reasons
but this guy's gonna lose his job
for not being protected against covet
when he is more protected than just
about everybody on campus
how does he lose this I mean he might
he might that's the scary thing right he
might actually lose this
I don't know how you could lose it but
he might
um
Chris saliza over at CNN he's an opinion
guy
and he wrote this sentence on an opinion
piece it was kind of shocking to see it
he said for the last two weeks or so I
have been carrying around in Anger
bordering on rage regarding the chunk of
Americans eligible to receive the
vaccine who continued to refuse it
have you seen that
I don't think I've run into anybody who
would admit to having rage about
unvaccinated people
are you seeing that
in your in your personal bubbles
because I think you know my audience
doesn't really uh have much Crossover
with CNN I don't think but
I haven't seen anything like that
and I I'm pretty sensitive to hate you
know you can spot it pretty easily I
haven't really seen it
but I'm I'm gonna guess there's some of
it out there because I doubt Chris
Elizabeth is the one angry person about
this topic
somebody says I haven't seen it in real
life but you've seen it on social media
yeah social media became the the place
where the outrage goes to goes to thrive
right
uh all right so there's that let's talk
about Biden's six-prong plan I'm not
going to get into the details you
probably looked at it already but one of
the clever things is he's using OSHA
uh to push his mandatory vaccinations
for
um Ford uh at least people in the
government government workers and he's
encouraging private companies to to have
mandates as well
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um
but OSHA is kind of a clever way to do
it
would I be complaining if Trump had
found this clever workaround to get
something done let's say it was
something else you know not the
vaccinations because that just becomes
political as soon as you hear it but if
I had heard that Trump
used this clever workaround
uh and I thought it was good for the
country
I don't know if I'd complain I probably
wouldn't I'd probably say well yeah he
did what he had to do cut through some
red tape used to work around it was good
for the country
so I don't think the question about
whether OSHA has or has not Authority
just personally
doesn't bother me that much
I know he should and I get the argument
that if you if you become a dictator and
you just start making up laws and
finding some rationalization for them
instead of using the system
could go to hell
but
I don't have the same rules during a
pandemic if it's a pandemic
I give my government a little extra
power
because I want them to have it if this
is one of their little extra powers that
they they took for themselves I say
that's within the scope of things I'm
I'm going to call acceptable during a
pandemic
anything that lasts beyond the pandemic
we've got to talk about and if any of
this happened outside the context of the
pandemic I'd be completely opposed to it
right but you throw in the crisis part
and you could argue whether we're still
in the crisis or not I think that that's
a fair argument at this point but anyway
I'm just telling you it doesn't bother
me but I do see the red flags so if
you're telling me Scott Scott you're not
seeing the gigantic red flag here of the
precedent assets I do see it but I just
don't think that crisis
examples are going to be as sticky as
maybe you think but I see the risk
all right
Let's uh I have to give you my warning
once again I said it in the title if you
don't want to be convinced to get
vaccinated
turn this off right now and I I mean it
and it's not reverse psychology right
it's not a track
if you don't want to be accidentally
convinced to get vaccinated because that
might happen
I'm not going to do it intentionally
because it's unethical for me to do that
all right
yeah so with my with my blessing those
of you who don't want to be part of this
please please sign off and come back
tomorrow
come back tomorrow but for those of you
who stay
I'm going to blow your head right off
for some of you
okay
now let me start with this
if I ask you this question most of you
are reasonable people and I know that
you made your decisions about
vaccinations or not based on reason and
risk and you thought it through would
you agree that all of you no matter
which decision you came by
would you agree with the statement that
you thought it through
in the in the comments can you please
confirm that you thought it through
right no matter what it was you decided
you thought it through and some of you
came to different answers
now second question
second question
if I were to alter and you accepted it
one of your biggest assumptions
could it change your opinion
now I haven't told you what the
assumption is yet right so so you can
hold on that but if I were to change
your most important assumption
could it change your opinions
just yes or no if I change your
assumptions and you agree with that
change you'd go oh yeah I hadn't thought
of it that way if I could do that just
just one assumption
I'm not going to give you any new data
no data will be presented
I'm just going to change one assumption
and if that big assumption was Central
to your decision could you change your
mind
do you know what I'm doing to you right
now
all right I just primed you
so I made you commit
to a change in assumption would change
your opinion
if I had not done that it probably
wouldn't because confirmation bias would
kick in
and even if I successfully changed your
assumption you would just move to a
different argument
it wouldn't change your outcome
because people don't really change their
minds based on new information but
I just primed you
and if you said yes Scott if you change
my most basic assumption
I could I'm not guaranteeing it
but that would be a condition which
could change my decision
now that you're primed
let's talk about some things and I'm
gonna I'm gonna ease you into it okay
now remember if you're just joining us
late if you don't want to be talked into
getting vaccinated sign off now
because it might happen
right seriously sign off if you don't
want to be talked into it it would be
unethical for me to talk you into it
without adding any new information
but I think I will add a new
understanding in a minute we'll get to
it okay I'm going to get to it
um there are a number of vaccinations
that are already required as most of you
know if you're a kid in the United
States and you want to go to school the
things you have to get would be included
by seventh grade you got to get tetanus
diphtheria pertussis booster you got to
get your verticella that's the
chickenpox to get in kindergarten you're
you're required to have polio diphtheria
pertussis your first doses measles mumps
and rubella the MMR Hepatitis B
vaccination and and chickenpox of course
so those are all the ones that
um you're required to get
now how many of you
and and the requirements vary by state
so there's a big difference in in you
know how they're mandated
so I'm not making any argument about
them being similar in mandate
so you got that it has nothing to do
with the the government mandate I'm just
saying that they are mandated
in Most states to go to school
now apparently there are a number of
people who find workarounds that they
don't have to get vaccinated I heard
there are 800 000 unvaccinated people in
the country who don't even have these
vaccinations
so I guess you can get around it but
that's the situation now
here's your assumption
speaking now to the people who have
decided not to get vaccinated
is one of your assumptions that these
other vaccinations and by the way if
you're anti-vaxx in general this has
nothing to do with you
if you're anti-vaxx for all vaccinations
I'm not even talking to you
that nothing I say will be relevant to
you if you've said no vaccinations
have a nice day you don't want to watch
the rest of this there's no appointment
all right if you thought the childhood
vaccinations are okay because they've
been around so long that the side
effects are well understood
and and the coveted vaccinations are
newer
so let's say your biggest reason for not
getting vaccinated is that the
traditional vaccinations have been
around long enough that we would see all
of the side effects and we'd have a
really good understanding of the
long-term risks
because how could you possibly know the
long-term risks of a vaccination that
just came out this year it's not
possible Right
so you've got the the vaccination that
comes out this year
with completely unknown long-term risks
would you agree how many would agree
with me the statement that the coven
vaccinations have unknown
long-term risk everybody agree we
couldn't possibly know it you can't know
the future right now how many would
agree with the next statement
that we do know the long-term risks of
the childhood vaccinations agree or
disagree we do know the long-term risks
of the childhood vaccinations
go
agreed disagree
why would you disagree with that
not really not really they've been
around for decades
what do you mean
somebody says yes yes so I'm seeing your
answers sure we know the risk now
clearly we would recognize if if any of
these long-term kid vaccinations if they
were giving long-term problems you'd
know about it by now right
because you look at the the database
of all the long-term problems
uh what's the name of that database
listen I'm forgetting what's the name of
the database where they collect all of
the long-term problems and not the fares
because the vares is more of a short
term
problem but what what's the name of the
database where they collect the problem
say 10 years after the vaccination
what's that called
no not fairs theirs would be uh closer
to the time you got the vaccination
but let me give you an example I I guess
I'm being unclear when I was 49 years
old I got an exotic voice problem called
spasmodic dysphonia was my spasmodic
dysphonia entered into a database
such that people could look at it and
say Here's somebody who got the
polio vaccination when he was six years
old or whatever it was and now he got
spasmodic dysphonia at age 49.
is that in the database
it's got to be in the database it's in
the database
because
how in the world could you know
that my spasmodic dysphonia is
completely unrelated to the vaccinations
I got as a kid
how would you know that without a
database there's no data
right
now which database which database do
they use
to test the combinations of childhood
vaccinations
because we know that they test each
vaccination extensively right I mean we
all know that they do extensive testing
on vaccinations
but which database is it where they do
they they look at not only the one
vaccination but the combination where
they test what if we give you three
different vaccinations that are all
required but we give them about the same
time and you're six years old or
whatever age
which database is that in
none right it's not in any database
so your biggest assumption
is that we know the risks of those other
vaccinations
we don't
and let me tell you what expertise I'm
bringing to this conversation
medical nope
scientific expertise
nope
am I bringing my virologist credentials
nope
I'm the creator of the Dilbert comic
strip
if you can find a better
expert
to predict the likeliness the likelihood
that big corporations are gathering data
40 years after they needed to
seriously
seriously
do you think that these big companies
are really tracking this data long term
come on
all of you
all of you people who said
I don't want to get the the new
vaccination because it's not as known as
the existing ones
you think you know the risk of the
existing ones
do you no you don't because nobody
tracks it
you're pretty sure somebody was tracking
that weren't you
try to Google it
see if you can find
any data that tells you 20 years after
you got the I don't know chickenpox
vaccination
you you showed me the data that says 20
years after that that you can tell
what's happened
here's another problem
here's another problem what happens if
almost everybody gets the same
vaccination
how do you know what trouble the
vaccination caused
because everybody's vaccinated
almost everybody
right you can't tell
let's take an example and by the way
this is not this will just be an example
for conversation I'm not making this
allegation we know for example that the
average rate the average levels of
testosterone in men has been falling for
decades
right
has anybody studied
whether the the lower testosterone that
seems to be all through the population
could be caused by vaccinations I don't
think that's the cause let me be very
clear I don't think that's the cause
but did anybody study it
how about obesity
we've got crazy obesity problem do we
know exactly why because I've heard
different opinions it's everything from
fast food to too much air conditioning
to too many video games to whatever
but has anybody studied
our uh weight loss or weight gain and
whether you got vaccinated
no now do I think that vaccinations
cause weight gain later in life no I do
not I have no reason to think that but
today by studying
how about my spasmodic dystonia
probably 30 000 people who got it and
you know since I've gotten it how many
of them were asked about their childhood
vaccinations and if they were asked
they would all have the same experience
so you wouldn't know
you would just say oh everybody got
vaccinated and some subset of them got
this problem
let me tell you
what I know with complete certainty
nobody is studying the long-term safety
of existing vaccinations
nobody
so if you made your decision about this
vaccination
based on the fact that the other ones
have been studied for a long time and
this one hasn't
you need to check that assumption
because it's your main assumption and
it's baseless
it's baseless now I heard somebody say
but Scott the the new vaccines at least
two of them are a different platform
different technology and we have much
more experience with the older kinds of
vaccinations and the new one just you
know introduces this new kind of risk
does it
how do you know that
how do you know it isn't safer
it seems to me that the experts are
quite unified on the question of if
there are going to be side effects they
happen quickly
in other words if you've watched people
for a year
you pretty well have a good
a good uh good idea
but what happens after a year
right because so we've watched all the
vaccines for a year or so
but have you watched them longer
I doubt it and if you did did you do it
right I mean even if somebody did study
it would you trust the study and we know
that half the studies are
somebody's saying that the MRNA vaccines
are safer
now if you happen to be an expert in the
field
I could imagine that you would say to
yourself well the nature of the way
we're using this should be safer because
we have a pretty good idea with this
vaccine you know grabs onto and it's not
grabbing onto things that look dangerous
but
if you could tell just by looking at it
that it's not dangerous you wouldn't
need to test it right it you don't know
mRNA is safer or less safe
it can't be known right you don't you
don't know about looking at it I mean
you don't just look at it logically and
say well logically this should be safe
you still have to test them because your
logic can't get you safe enough right
so
if now let me do a little uh check on
you here
how many people until this moment
believe that we did have pretty good
information about the long-term effects
of other vaccinations
how many of you just had an oh
moment and said oh my main variable
is completely just a guess
I'm seeing no's and yeses I see one oh
not me nope me don't be a crab get the
jab Charles says
uh somebody says but this was immaterial
to my decision yeah if for some of you
that wasn't part of the decision
so this wouldn't make any difference to
you
all right uh
let me
let me ask you one final question
is there anybody here
who was anti-vaxx at the beginning of
this or at least anti-covet facts at the
beginning of this live stream
who when they realized that they
couldn't
know the difference between any of the
vaccinations with long-term anything how
many of you are reconsidering your
decision not to get vaccinated based on
just this
I'm going to watch comments go by for a
moment because I want to see
now most of you should not be that would
you know 90 should should dig in
uh
yes I am
I'm considering let's say
let's see just looking at your
rephrase please uh rephrase this
question
the question is how many of you are
are unvaxed
and now reconsidering that because one
of your biggest variables just fell
apart
all right a sad realization yes
okay
so I am saying yeses go by now remember
my warning uh my warning was don't get
your medical your medical decisions from
cartoonists right
and and I I would encourage any of you
to unfollow me or stop following if you
didn't like this
because this is pretty much you know the
kind of content that I have so yeah
don't follow me if if you don't like
this
um
and I'll say again
that if you find out my assumption is
wrong and there is some kind of Magic
database I don't think so but if there
is
then reconsider
um all right
now when we're talking about vaccine
um persuasion
you convince me to be more
skeptical
all right all right that's it for uh
today I just wanted to see if I would uh
change any Minds it looks like some of
you did change your minds generally
persuasion does not you know change
everybody right away a really really
strong persuasion would get
five percent of the audience
that would be remarkable if you could
swing five percent of an audience with
persuasion you'd be the best Persuader
of all time
um
all right
uh
uh well I'm looking at your comments and
I see them
no anecdotal evidence of existing
vaccines being safe isn't a thing
there's there's no way you could capture
problems just by looking at people and
saying oh this this guy's got a headache
and he got vaccinated
and this other guy doesn't have a
headache oh but he got vaccinated too so
you really couldn't tell
all right that's all for now I'll talk
to you
tomorrow