The people who believe in masks are so oblivious to what's going on in the world that you can just play dumb and flip the script. I go into a Socratic method with them and play the student.
"So, like, what is Q? I think I heard about it on NPR or something?"
"So, like, I heard on NPR this Ivermectin can turn you into a horse or something? How does that work?"
"If I don't have my booster shot yet am I still vaccinated? Like, have you heard anything about that on NPR?"
"So, my mask is like, totally dirty, do you think it still works great at blocking the Delta variant? I hope NPR has an episode about masks again soon."
I have a simple threshold for discussing Q with people. If they still believe masks work I won't even bother bringing it up.
That’s a good test.
The people who believe in masks are so oblivious to what's going on in the world that you can just play dumb and flip the script. I go into a Socratic method with them and play the student.
"So, like, what is Q? I think I heard about it on NPR or something?"
"So, like, I heard on NPR this Ivermectin can turn you into a horse or something? How does that work?"
"If I don't have my booster shot yet am I still vaccinated? Like, have you heard anything about that on NPR?"
"So, my mask is like, totally dirty, do you think it still works great at blocking the Delta variant? I hope NPR has an episode about masks again soon."
Continuous NPR mentioning has me rolling
Literally? ;)