Gas stations are the biggest mask volatility imo. A lot of people don't give a fuck at the gas station. Pain in the ass if you can't pay at pump and then have to go in or something and then you forget your mask? One type goes in anyway, one type goes to get their mask.
It is where to start for sure. Also because everyone gets gas.
My small psyop from this outpost and my request from the other outposts is to start with the gas stations for everything. They are small enough to be unrecognized zones but also have the volume of literally everyone flowing through them.
Sticker you gas stations.
Talk to people at our gas stations.
Drop pamphlets at your gas stations.
It's a tiny tiny little bit of space we can actually leverage.
I printed business cards with the QR code and hand it out to mask nazis at stores(while I continue on without a mask) and hand one to every cashier. It's working, people are waking up!
Jump on whatever promo Sticker Mule is currently running (usually some variation of a particular sticker style, $20 for 50 stickers). I've used this method for TDW.win stickers back in the day, as well as a QR code for Mike Lindell's Absolute Proof video. I've spent more than $20 on less worthwhile stuff over the years.
I feel like this is a bit of an oversell. This article isn’t a study, it’s a hypothesis. It hasn’t been peer reviewed, and other than the author asserting that he’s affiliated with an affiliate of Stanford, I can’t find anything that says he is. Like he’s not on the Palo Alto Healthcare System’s site and his LinkedIn doesn’t list him as ever working there.
Regardless of where you stand on the issue, passing off a hypothesis by a exercise physiologist that hasn’t been peer reviewed as something people should use to form their opinion isn’t intellectually honest and is the same kind of pseudoscience that gets criticized on here all the time.
Wow! Thank you for this additional information. This is the due diligence we need on this site. I read and agree with the entire article but knowing all of the facts is so important.
Unfortunately that site has ads and polls about Trump on there, which I think will trigger people before they read the article. The multimultimulti-mask meme pic also is unprofessional for something you want to present as authoritative.
These people respect doctors and professionals, a medical journal link or a site that is less rough around the edges would be more convincing.
Love the idea, hope this helps sharpen your digital tools.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I visit Gateway most days, it's just clearly Trump favoring.
Thanks oldgal!
Y'all might want to do what I do and print a pdf copy of all articles and studies like this one in case they disappear. To this day, I regret not doing that when CDC had a couple of sentences stating vaccines can cause autism.
The galaxy brains here will print this and place them in place of "mask up" signs around town.
Already on it.
Going to hit every gas station in town first.
Gas stations are the biggest mask volatility imo. A lot of people don't give a fuck at the gas station. Pain in the ass if you can't pay at pump and then have to go in or something and then you forget your mask? One type goes in anyway, one type goes to get their mask.
It is where to start for sure. Also because everyone gets gas.
My small psyop from this outpost and my request from the other outposts is to start with the gas stations for everything. They are small enough to be unrecognized zones but also have the volume of literally everyone flowing through them.
Sticker you gas stations.
Talk to people at our gas stations.
Drop pamphlets at your gas stations.
It's a tiny tiny little bit of space we can actually leverage.
Bewm
Thank you for the idea, fren
I printed business cards with the QR code and hand it out to mask nazis at stores(while I continue on without a mask) and hand one to every cashier. It's working, people are waking up!
Jump on whatever promo Sticker Mule is currently running (usually some variation of a particular sticker style, $20 for 50 stickers). I've used this method for TDW.win stickers back in the day, as well as a QR code for Mike Lindell's Absolute Proof video. I've spent more than $20 on less worthwhile stuff over the years.
I feel like this is a bit of an oversell. This article isn’t a study, it’s a hypothesis. It hasn’t been peer reviewed, and other than the author asserting that he’s affiliated with an affiliate of Stanford, I can’t find anything that says he is. Like he’s not on the Palo Alto Healthcare System’s site and his LinkedIn doesn’t list him as ever working there.
Regardless of where you stand on the issue, passing off a hypothesis by a exercise physiologist that hasn’t been peer reviewed as something people should use to form their opinion isn’t intellectually honest and is the same kind of pseudoscience that gets criticized on here all the time.
Wow! Thank you for this additional information. This is the due diligence we need on this site. I read and agree with the entire article but knowing all of the facts is so important.
The actual study is linked at the bottom of the article.
I know, that’s how I know it’s not an actual study. It’s a hypothesis that hasn’t been peer reviewed written by an exercise physiologist.
You are absolutely correct. The document states in no uncertain terms that it is a hypothesis.
Link to article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7680614/
Nice work. We need one for Mike Lindell's "Absolute Interference" show when it comes out.
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!
Unfortunately that site has ads and polls about Trump on there, which I think will trigger people before they read the article. The multimultimulti-mask meme pic also is unprofessional for something you want to present as authoritative.
These people respect doctors and professionals, a medical journal link or a site that is less rough around the edges would be more convincing.
Love the idea, hope this helps sharpen your digital tools.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I visit Gateway most days, it's just clearly Trump favoring.
Yeah I’ve thought about that too. They’ll cry “fake news”! I might try to just do it again with the study by itself.
Thanks oldgal! Y'all might want to do what I do and print a pdf copy of all articles and studies like this one in case they disappear. To this day, I regret not doing that when CDC had a couple of sentences stating vaccines can cause autism.
Posted to facebook and sent to my kids school
anyone with the regular link?
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/04/stanford-study-results-facemasks-ineffective-block-transmission-covid-19-actually-can-cause-health-deterioration-premature-death/
Link to article: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7680614/
Clever thinking fren
Noice
Anybody actually scan it yet?
Perfect for pub tables... Put it right next to the menu qr
Just realized this paper was published 5 months ago
This is great. Should probably put it on a t-shirt and walk around with it!