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Amat's avatar

They have covered the bases, "both conspiracy beliefs and perceived closeness to God were related to a decreased perception of the covid-19 threat". Of course it had nothing to do with the lies and deceit of the staged "pandemic" of 2020, pure unadulterated gaslighting except we see through them easily, this is a performance for the remaining blind believers who are left or maybe it is a last ditch effort to maintain the "vaccine" lies. I am not surprised psychologists were involved in writing this paper, they are still trying to manipulate behaviour.

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The psychologists study the relationship between certain attitudes and views of life and people's willingness to conform to medical and political authorities. They find that those who have their own ideas are less likely to follow the injunction to be jabbed.

The study views religious and 'conspiracy theory' beliefs pejoratively, the underlying assumption being that those holding them are irrational and delusional.

The study never tests the truth or reasonableness of any of the beliefs it scorns, and dismisses them without evaluating any specifically, indeed it hardly mentions any specifically. Was there really a pandemic? Was there good evidence to support the idea that the benefits of masking, isolation, testing, or injections outweighed the harms? Was there any ulterior motive for declaring a pandemic? Does Event 201 suggest the pandemic was premediatated? What was the purpose and influence of the WHO, WEF, the Bilderberg group, the Trilateral Commission, BMGF, GAVI, BIS, IMF, etc, etc and who is involved in these groups? Why was there such an emphasis on controlling narratives and creating fear in the population? Do the psychologists really think people should surrender their critical faculties and cease to make their own decisions in a supposed crisis?

Nor does the study test outcomes: for example comparing the health of those who conformed with the authoritarian covid demands with those who did not.

And nor does the study consider the ethics of demanding compliance, i.e. obtaining informed consent for all medical interventions under the Nuremberg Code. Still less does it consider the moral/psychological effect of violations of the Code by the authorities.

The study throws no light on why people resisted the measures, simply dismissing them as religious or conspiracy theorists. The psychologists are rationalising why people's autonomy should be ignored.

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