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Apocalyptic Yoga · Sep 17, 2023

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Where do you stand on these controversial topics?

Hi friends, readers, & supporters,

I’m trying to ascertain where my readers are on certain controversial topics, to help guide me what to write about.

Turns out I have controversial / nuanced views on several topics, which, from what I see in my social media feeds most people have already decided upon:

  • Chemtrails / Geoengineering

  • Flat Earth vs Globe Earth

  • “Climate Change” (Human Caused Global Warming)

  • Peak Oil

  • Virology

  • Ivermectin

  • Human Population

  • Supply Chain Scarcity

  • Club of Rome / “Limits to Growth” (book) / Malthus / Ehrlich

I find it very difficult to debate these topics with people. People often express strong opinions, but are unwilling to engage in polite discussion or debate on these topics, or are able to defend their own positions.

People often cannot support their strong views with actual science, and when presented with information contrary to their worldview, often become hostile, and resort to name-calling, and other forms of abuse.

There seems to be a very narrow range of opinions which are “permissible” on these topics. Any views outside this “Overton Window” are ridiculed and mocked.

People seem to run in Cliques and inside Filter Bubbles.

People who have taken a stance on “Topic A” seem to be expected to have predictable views about completely unrelated “Topic B”, “Topic C”, etc.

e.g., If you believe in Chemtrails, you are also expected to call out the Climate Change Hoax (just as an example).

Of course if these topics are truly unrelated and independent from each other, then it would seem to follow that each must be evaluated independently, as the facts and merits of the arguments dictate.

I truly want to lead the discussion on some controversial topics, and create a safe space where people can debate both sides without fear of the other side engaging in personal attacks.

So please, my dear readers, let me know your thoughts on these controversial topics. Your answers will help guide me in the direction I want to go in.

Chemtrails

Flat Earth vs Globe Earth

“Climate Change” (Human Caused Global Warming)

Peak Oil!

“Peak Oil” was utterly disproven 35 years ago. Oil is not a fossil. It comes from deep in the earth. …OR… Global Crude Oil Production PEAKED 11/2018. This is the BIGGEST threat to the survival of the human race ever seen, and no one is talking about it.

Virology

Virology is rooted in sound science, quality theoretical models and empirical evidence/data? Or Pseudoscientific Fraud?

Ivermectin

Wonder drug? Or Deadly Poison with no indications in humans?

Human Population

The human population is at grave risk of collapse now due to multi-vectored resource limitations. OR— The Billionaire Eugenicists want to kill us all because they are PURE EVIL!

Supply Chain Scarcity

Any Supply Chain Scarcity is manufactured by global elites to increase profits, and to “cull the herd”…. OR… The scarcity is real! Petroleum Oil, Forests/trees, Ocean Fish, Clean Water ALL under threat from depletion.

Club of Rome / “Limits to Growth” (book) / Malthus / Ehrlich / Hubbert, etc

Some say: The Club of Rome, Thomas Malthus, Dennis Meadows, Paul Ehrlich, M. King Hubbert, Jay Hanson, etc. are/were all Evil Eugenicists. They want(ed) to depopulate the planet for profit and power. There is no value to their work. It is TAINTED by their hatred of the human race …

OR… The 1971 book Limits to Growth is an environmental impact statement, and a multi-vectored model of many human systems, and how these systems interact. It’s rooted in sound science, and correctly predicted our present world.

Thank you for participating!

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