I am anti-vaccine anti-modern medicine

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Modern medicine will constantly multiply disorders and diseases and illnesses.

This is simply because in the past, people who were most resistant to diseases were the ones who survived and multiplied, thus resistant people multiplied while weak ones died and didnt multiply.

However, modern medicine enabled people, who would otherwise die from illness, to not only survive but also reproduce and pass on their gene structure to new generations.

Thus, persons more likely to be ill are multiplied in numbers  thanks  to modern medicine.

This messed up the survival of the fittest, and has produced mass of people who are not naturally resistant to diseases.

This can only result in increase in number of diseases and illnesses, because people who are being produced are those who are more likely to be ill.

This unnatural order of things means that a great amount of money has to be payed to treat diseases who are increasing in number.

There is no doubt that today we have more of the all kinds of disorders which have to be payed for to be treated.

Thanks to vaccines and modern medicine, the weak ones survive, but their weakness does not go away, but spreads to next generation through reproduction.

So it is not surprise that today we have masses of people who are by all standards mentally retarded.

There has never been more autism, more disabilities, more non-normal traits than there is now.

Medicine did not actually improve life.

By enabling survival of great amounts of people who otherwise wouldnt survive, it has caused 4 things:
1. It has forced people to lower birth rates, because it is impossible today for every woman to have 6 children. This means that instead of natural survival of the fittest, woman gives birth to one or two children at random.
2. It has caused poverty and resource shortages due to overpopulation
3. It has caused overpopulation in just few hundred years.
4. It has multiplied disorders due to allowing weak and strong to equally survive.

Modern medicine faces a contradiction.

It can only exist if there are also many illnesses existing as well.

Modern medicine cannot exist if illnesses dont exist, which means it is in the interest of modern medicine that lots of illnesses exist.

If illnesses disappeared, modern medicine would be out of buisness.

So from a logical standpoint, modern medicine has no financial interest to destroy all illnesses. Quite the opposite. The more illnesses there are, the more profit it makes.
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Thanks to vaccines and modern medicine, the weak ones survive, but their weakness does not go away, but spreads to next generation through reproduction.
Technology has also made us weaker.  So are you going to get off the internet?
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Perhaps it's an essential part of everything.

Or perhaps it just doesn't matter.


Perhaps it's an inessential part of everything.

In which case, it still wouldn't matter.




Though we vaccinate against indiscriminate infections.


So without foresight, who is fittest?

A. An athlete who will die as a result of contracting a viral infection.

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B. An obese person with Type 2 diabetes, who won't contract a viral infection and die as a result..


B. By virtue of  luck, will be the fittest and potentially add to the gene pool?
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Technology has also made us weaker.  So are you going to get off the internet?
No, its too late for the world anyway.

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So without foresight, who is fittest?
A. An athlete who will die as a result of contracting a viral infection.
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B. An obese person with Type 2 diabetes, who won't contract a viral infection and die as a result..
If an athlete dies from illness, he is by definition not fittest.

Some luck may play part, but in the long run, you cant have infinite luck for all your multiplication.
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..." A new study that my colleagues and I published in the New England Journal of Medicine on July 17, 2024, shows that the risk of long COVID declined over the course of the pandemic. In 2020, when the ancestral strain of SARS-CoV-2 was dominant and vaccines were not available, about 10.4% of adults who got COVID-19 developed long COVID. By early 2022, when the omicron family of variants predominated, that rate declined to 7.7% among unvaccinated adults and 3.5% of vaccinated adults.

In other words, unvaccinated people were more than twice as likely to develop long COVID.  "...

..."  Despite the decline in risk of developing long COVID, even a 3.5% risk is substantial. New and repeat COVID-19 infections translate into millions of new long COVID cases that add to an already staggering number of people suffering from this condition.

Estimates for the first year of the pandemic suggests that at least 65 million people globally have had long COVID.  "...


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For Covid vs Flu in general, Im seeing/hearing/reading  --in various info sources---  that Covid is still more dangerous than Flu.  That is partially reflected in following info, tho not the other info studies I'm refering above.

..." January 24, 2024 – A new CDC study has found that.......... Most recently, when COVID-19 Omicron variants predominated, hospitalized flu and COVID-19 patients had similar levels of intensive care unit (ICU) admissions and use of supplemental oxygen, respiratory support, and invasive mechanical ventilation.

Even the risk of death as an outcome became more similar across the two diseases, with the e**xception of among people 18 to 49 years**, who continued to experience higher in-hospital deaths from COVID-19. This study underscores the fact that both diseases have the potential to be dangerous and that both warrant the compliance with CDC prevention and treatment recommendations. "

This latter above is in the same long Covid-article I posted before.  or a copy of same info. Not sure. Here is another link, differrent source, maybe same info, that includes this above info I'd not heard before regarding 18 - 49 year olds deaths in hospitals.


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Trump and me are glad we got the Polio vaccine in the 1950's.
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It also made us immune to conspiracy theories.

Well, you and I that is.

Trump still believes that the election was rigged.