🤓 Goofy Guru False Frames

Many times when concerned truthers raise points about supplements psyops, like:

⚠️ zeolite is composed of aluminum
❗️ methylene blue is a petrochemical paint
☠️ diatomaceous earth rips the insides of pests like slugs

Goofy gurus defending these psyops often respond with points like:

😃 "the aluminum is bound up"
🤓 "but goofy-guru-X says it's amazing"
🤪 "yes but it's natural"

However...

If we examine these statements, they're entirely irrelevant to the main point of concern.

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Whether aluminum is bound-up or not does not change the fact that it's aluminum.
What a goofy guru says about a material doesn't change the facts of it's composition.
A material being natural does not make it safe.

However, it's very easy to miss the fact that these goofy responses aren't relevant. Here's why...

Because of the way our language works:

Saying "the aluminum is bound up" implies that if aluminum is 'bound up', it's safe.
Saying "goofy guru X says it's amazing" implies that the goofy guru cannot be wrong about anything, negating the basic facts of the material
Saying "it's natural" implies that anything natural is good.

These responses apply an altered frame on the conversation that you subconsciously accept. Now instead of the problem being about aluminum, or a material being a petrochemical...

It becomes about arguing whether aluminum is bound-up or whether goofy guru X is to be trusted etc.

And in doing so, these irrelevant talking points distract you from the main important issue.

It all comes back to the Big Pharma Dance: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/658
Also refer to post on Vague Doublespeak: https://t.me/powerofthepulse/711

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