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No, I know you didnt say that. But plenty do have that perspective. In the eyes of many, many people it has replaced religion as the all-knowing force that you're supposed to swallow without chewing. And I definitely disagree it is the best we have. We lived succesfully as a species for about...

I dont choose between them, I choose neither of them, but I group them up like that because of practical reasons as its not possible to mention every single corporate/underground media entity. Sorry, I'm not in the whole "treat science as a God" thing. Science can be distorted and manipulated...

Nope

Worldview is apparently the English word. No I dont trust anything I hear and not half of what I see. Obviously this only goes for politics etc, private life is a different fiver. I dont trust the media telling me is and also not the part of media telling me he isnt. Vaccines are...

As I already told HWT my post was very obviously not a comparison about the severity etc, but about information and credibility. But I'll have to blame myself for using those examples, thus providing you with a way to ignore talking about the subject itself.

Good option. Wife is another one I'd consider.

Again: just examples and obviously it is possible to discuss the details of each example forever, especially if we dive into personal experiences - "I've never met someone who.. / We were..." - but again the subject here is believing that mainstream media is more knowledgeable or true just...

The point is not what subjects they were opposing but to show examples that "being radicalised" and "gathering information from the underground" not necessarily equals being wrong or immoral. But alright, I provided you with an easy way to detract from the subject - which is obviously not covid...

People have always been "radicalised" by one source or another. In Nazi-Germany people were "radicalised" by underground newspapers and magazines questioning if the Nazi thing was really all that good. In Soviet there was the same thing, underground literature, magazines and radio stations...