I had a similar thought watching the film— while the filmmakers intended to lecture me about climate change, I subbed Big Pharma and Public Health “Experts” throughout the movie as the antagonists. The anxiety of the underdog scientists felt very real to the life I’ve seen in response to the govt covid control and mandates.
it could be analogous to, or about, jab ae's. nobody jabbd will want to acknowledge them. i hope the ae's aren't as severe or widespread as i fear. 50% of the planet
I had a similar thought watching the film— while the filmmakers intended to lecture me about climate change, I subbed Big Pharma and Public Health “Experts” throughout the movie as the antagonists. The anxiety of the underdog scientists felt very real to the life I’ve seen in response to the govt covid control and mandates.
it could be analogous to, or about, jab ae's. nobody jabbd will want to acknowledge them. i hope the ae's aren't as severe or widespread as i fear. 50% of the planet
I think they are pretty bad.
Yes exactly. It was a weird experience watching that movie, a parody accidentally placed within a parody.
Exactly, I enjoyed watching it realising that the joke was actually on them.