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An Observer (Teresa L)'s avatar

Why so uncommon today? People "outsourcing" their judgment and decision-making to the "experts". When did society become so other-reliant?

Is why doctors, for instance, were some of the worst compliers during the "COVID" plandemic - no common sense, because they've been indoctrinated in med school to follow the rules. Have to toe the line in order to "make the grade" and finish schooling/training.

In contrast, many "blue collar workers" whose lives and health depend on knowing exactly what's going on, and what they need to know to get things done correctly, did not follow the "medical authorities" on "COVID". I know, for instance, of a few building contractors who did not believe any of the rubbish on TV and refused to mask or take the jabs. There was also that Black gentleman in a Washington DC neighborhood who told Fauci and the DC Mayor to their faces exactly what he thought about the CV shots, and how he did not trust them at all (all caught on TV).

Unrelated - I was surprised to find out that I was not subscribed to your 'stack! I was sure that I did subscribe several weeks ago, so dunno what happened there!

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Panjandrum's avatar

--> "Or why making sense of things is integral to optimal thought and function" <<<<<

I would say that a related important question is of "high velocity sense making techniques". People parse information through an epistemic consensus filter. They do not ask “is this true”, they ask “will others be OK with me thinking this is true”

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