LogFAQs > #957697817

LurkerFAQs, Active DB, DB1, DB2, DB3, DB4, DB5, DB6, DB7, DB8, Database 9 ( 09.28.2021-02-17-2022 ), DB10, DB11, DB12, Clear

Topic List	Page List: 1
Topic	Joe Rogan got Covid and decided to take Ivermectin
adjl 09/03/21 9:19:30 AM #64:	SKARDAVNELNATE posted... Joe Rogan Net Worth "According to Celebrity net worth, Joe Rogan's net worth is estimated at around $100 Million." You think he goes to a normal clinic? Why wouldn't he? Normal tests are free and provide identical service to what you'd get for more money, except possibly having to wait a minute or two longer (which would be completely negated by just choosing whatever's closest). I honestly don't even know of any private ones, though I'm sure the grotesque abomination that is the US health care system has come up with some (though even then, maybe not, because it doesn't strike me as a remotely sustainable business model). Even if we presume he's going to a private Covid testing clinic, however, there is absolutely no reason to suspect that he would also have had a blood test/skin biopsy done for rare parasitic infestations. There's just no overlap between those services at all, nor would any doctor consider those tests without either clear symptoms or a reason to strongly suspect that was the issue. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... Then what, in your estimation, is the reason he's taking it? Given that he listed it among the treatments he's using for his Covid infection, he's the sort of person that would be expected to buy into the various meme treatments for Covid (whether seriously or for the sake of his audience), and any of the other possible applications of the drug are too rare to consider as plausible explanations without a clear indication that they're the issue, I'm gonna guess he's taking it to treat his Covid infection. Occam's Razor is far from being an infallible philosophy, but when there's a simple, plausible explanation staring you in the face, invoking a bunch of implausible alternatives that rely on extremely unrealistic assumptions and are flagrantly inconsistent with what was actually said doesn't make any sense at all. Just take the loss, dude. You're very clearly wrong here. Keeping an open mind is good and all, but when you're this ignorant of the subject matter, make sure you do a bit of research first to be able to recognize when what you're saying is completely ridiculous. It doesn't take long, and you'll spend far less time looking terribly silly. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:957697817] in Joe Rogan ... [t:79641756]...</cite> <quote>SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite> <quote>Joe Rogan Net Worth "According to Celebrity net worth, Joe Rogan's net worth is estimated at around $100 Million." You think he goes to a normal clinic?</quote> Why wouldn't he? Normal tests are free and provide identical service to what you'd get for more money, except possibly having to wait a minute or two longer (which would be completely negated by just choosing whatever's closest). I honestly don't even know of any private ones, though I'm sure the grotesque abomination that is the US health care system has come up with some (though even then, maybe not, because it doesn't strike me as a remotely sustainable business model). Even if we presume he's going to a private Covid testing clinic, however, there is absolutely no reason to suspect that he would also have had a blood test/skin biopsy done for rare parasitic infestations. There's just no overlap between those services at all, nor would any doctor consider those tests without either clear symptoms or a reason to strongly suspect that was the issue. SKARDAVNELNATE posted... </cite> <quote>Then what, in your estimation, is the reason he's taking it?</quote> Given that he listed it among the treatments he's using for his Covid infection, he's the sort of person that would be expected to buy into the various meme treatments for Covid (whether seriously or for the sake of his audience), and any of the other possible applications of the drug are too rare to consider as plausible explanations without a clear indication that they're the issue, I'm gonna guess he's taking it to treat his Covid infection. Occam's Razor is far from being an infallible philosophy, but when there's a simple, plausible explanation staring you in the face, invoking a bunch of implausible alternatives that rely on extremely unrealistic assumptions and are flagrantly inconsistent with what was actually said doesn't make any sense at all. Just take the loss, dude. You're very clearly wrong here. Keeping an open mind is good and all, but when you're this ignorant of the subject matter, make sure you do a bit of research first to be able to recognize when what you're saying is completely ridiculous. It doesn't take long, and you'll spend far less time looking terribly silly. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1