/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12424375
It actually saddens me
All that intellectual potential to study something tangible, debate and bring nuance, wasted by interweaving politics, history and current events into a morass of autistic linkages (no offence based autists)

I always ask people like this:
>What would it take to change your mind?
Answers are always interesting as they sit, benefitting from the same science that gives them the lifestyle of technology they consume.

Any good documentaries on this phenomenon of conspiracy states of mind?
I will say 1 thing good about pol - often, they do have a nugget of gold.
I remember some Chinese Hazmat suit wearing anon back in December posting how terrible this was going to be with pics in Wuhan.
It's a sewage but more freedom of speech is needed both as containment and to point out contrary positions.

In short:
Yes politicians, corporations, hidden billionaires, scientists et al can and are corrupt as are most people desu, but COVID is real and the effects have been horrendous and yes people will take advantage on all sides for their own ends
The vaccine is much needed