Shawnh, have you ever heard of the Milgram Experiment? Look it up if you haven't. What I believe, is that data from the Milgram Experiment and others were used to form the plandemic. The Milgram Experiment revealed that the vast majority of regular people have this absurd, naive, child-like trust for anybody in a lab coat (they perceive them as "experts" or "authorities"). In the experiment, they simulated electrocuting a man in the neighboring room, which the test subject could not see. The man being electrocuted was an actor, not actually being shocked. The test subject can *hear* the actor, but not see him. The guy in the labcoat, who was just a student intern IIRC, would tell the test subject "If you press this button, it delivers a shock to the man next door. This dial controls the voltage. X volts is fatal to a human. Please turn the dial up to 1,000 volts and press the button." They press the button, and a light comes on in the actor's room, acting as a cue for him to shout in pain. The lab coat guy then calmly says "Please turn it up another 1k volts and press the button again." This goes on and on, the actor becoming more and more distressed. The lab coat guy assures the test subject that they will not be held responsible if anything bad happens, so just turn that up another 5k volts and hit him again. When the voltage reaches a certain level, the actor would then begin shouting in agony, speaking about his heart condition and chest pains. He's essentially telling the subject "I want to stop, this is killing me, please don't press the button anymore." The results- something like 80% of regular people **will shock a man to death, listening to his scream and plead for mercy, as long as an "authority" is telling them it is okay to do it.** There were like three subjects who became enraged during the experiment and even threatened the scientists, declaring them murderers or torturers. But these were the exception. So what's the connection to the plandemic? **They used our blind trust in the SUPER BRAINED doctors of the world to dupe everyone into believing something that is objectively false.** You don't *see* a pandemic, you don't see tons of sick people, you don't see bodies piling up in the streets- but the man in the lab coat on TV next to Donald Trump is telling you "There's a pandemic, the world will die unless you OBEY ME!" I'm just surprised it took this long for this phenomena to be used against the world's population on a massive scale; maybe it needed social media to be as popular as it was for it to really go "viral".