Covzire

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by Covzire 5y ago
It's also, perhaps ironically a "disinformation" piece in itself, like so much supposed introspection on the left, they are quick to point out and label right wing conspiracy theories and perceived attempts to deceive, but th
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Side question if anyone happens to know and wants to tell... is there anything going on with GMAIL's spam filtering in the last year? I've been getting 1 to 2 daily misses with brain=dead-obvious spam messages hitting my inbox, fo
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Recreational too by a narrow margin, was to be legal July 1st but it's stuck at the state supreme court on some procedural grounds that were allegedly violated to bring it on the ballot.
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People like this are easy to manipulate in the extreme, I fear we're in the midst of a pandemic of sociopaths practicing their art, more than anything. There's no end in sight either.
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I remember a decade ago that Freedom of Speech was a pretty common sentiment shared here and pretty much everywhere online. Today though, that freedom is no longer even prized over the rights of private mega corps, sometimes doing the biddi
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I wasn't really disagreeing with you, just pointing out that Youtube's idea of what should be censored is not as settled as basic first grade math is, yet they act like A) it is and B) they are teachers and their users are first g
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Considered by who? Seasoned medical doctors cannot even have discussions amongst themselves on Youtube if their discussion even touches on a few specific areas. Their "misinformation" policy is INSANE on so many levels and it ensu
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N95's for daily long-term use just isn't feasible. I've had a bunch of them from long before COVID19 for working with some auto detailing chemicals and I can't wear one for more than 10 minutes. Breathing becomes extreme
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just how small is that small amount for a group of people in a small room for an hour at a time?
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Very strongly disagree... consumers have almost no choices on portables today. Should someone as a parent be able to prevent their kids from installing other app stores to bypass Apple's curation, if they deem Apple's App Store th
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With full FDA approval at least there would be documentation that tech platforms might not ban someone for discussing.
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IANAPLS but I'd suggest looking into all the risks that are being completely ignored to chase the one risk that may not that be that big anymore, perhaps never was to warrant the first round of lockdowns to begin with. Who is profittin
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IANAL, but the precedents set by all the battles that were fought in previous decades over diseases likes AIDS/HIV seem to make it very hazardous for employers to demand medical records. Liberals once fought hard to keep medical record
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Because people are rightfully hesitant to believe anything suspected liars tell them they need to do. The science is far from settled and Google banning doctors for discussing amongst themselves is as big of a red flag as can possibly exist
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One way outlets like the NYT slant their credibility into the ground is by always giving Democrats the benefit of any doubt, and never giving it to anyone else. Everything that could be good for Democrats is amplified to 11, everything tha
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I haven't had cable for about 15 years now, and commercials are a big reason. But it's not even just the commercials, I just wasn't interested in the six hundreth special on Nostradamus or aliens on the history channel, or sh
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Sorry if this is too off topic, but that picture in the article really puts the scale of Starship in perspective. It's really huge.
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And newspapers also, long before Walmart was choosing which books or magazines or music to stock. But Walmart has never had direct control over the public square at the incredibly grand scale that Twitter, Facebook and Youtube do, that&#x27
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by Covzire 5y ago
These SV companies amassed a level of power over the public square that nobody saw coming. Especially during a time of lockdowns the only speech that American citizens had with their other citizens was via 3 platforms, all of which were sti
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^Truth, It blew my mind when my HS chemistry teacher dipped the ends of two wires connected to a battery and a bulb into a jar of DHMO and it didn't light up. Then I think he mixed in sodium or something and slowly it lit up more and m
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by Covzire 5y ago
Great, let's get Google to stop silencing doctors from telling us this. There is no reason for a tech oligarchy to ban our medical community from having open dialogues, even if they're completely right on this, nothing good will c
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by Covzire 5y ago
When I was a kid I saw what looked like a black bird (Icteridae) kill a robin right in front my eyes. They were flying around each other in close proximity very fast and eventually the black bird must have bumped into the robin with it&#x27
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by Covzire 5y ago
Retailers should start checking voting registration when selling Lego sets too!
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I'm pleasantly surprised how good Odysee's UX is, for the viewer anyway.
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In a private window for me it's 9 out of 10 supportive replies. Edit: Conversely here is one of the house minority leader's most recent tweets celebrating the 4th: https://twitter.com/LeaderMcConnell/status&#x2
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by Covzire 5y ago
When I click that Biden tweet, 8 out of the first 10 replies on my timeline are supportive, 1 questions vaccine safety and one is the meme you showed. For a prominent Republican that would be an amazing ratio of the first 10 replies especia
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Here's a little experiment anyone can do to test this. Click any tweet from a prominent Republican politician. If the tweet is new, especially very new, the replies will be relatively supportive/agreeing with the politician. Withi
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Facebook's censoring of #Revolution via their claims of moral superiority should frighten the shit out of every free person on earth. While we still have it reasonably good in America, their willingness to suppress speech in good times
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As I understand desalination, a huge bottleneck besides cost is what to do with the brine. Why can't they build a gigantic pool/lake out in the desert and pump the brine there and let it dry into salt and other minerals. A 10 squa
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by Covzire 5y ago
Democrats have a chance at overhauling the Patent system tomorrow, the pathetic nature of these thieves is hated across the entire political spectrum and it would pass with an overwhelming support if voted on by itself.

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