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Tesla Lures $2.8B from Korean Day Traders Amid Stock Drop
(bloomberg.com)
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The large number of elites who were shown by the Epstein scandal to participate in pedophile rings, concerns about which are now equated in most of the public's mind with wild ARG apophenia.
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If these measures had actually lasted for only two weeks we'd hardly still be discussing them in the waning days of 2022.
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It's so odd that Israel found no significant increased risk of myocarditis from SARS-CoV-2 infection in a very large study conducted before vaccines were in widespread use: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35456309/
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This is a bizarre definition completely at odds with the commonly understood meaning of "lockdowns" in the U.S.
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> people who self-medicated instead of getting the vaccine, putting those around them at risk How do you come to this conclusion when the vaccine's effectiveness against transmission was never demonstrated in controlled trials, an
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That's news to this Washington state resident, who couldn't eat indoors at restaurants or send my kids to in-person school through most of 2020.
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Disinformation. In the case of QAnon I'd go one further and call it a psyop. The idea that it's all just a big laugh carried out by Jim Watkins or some 8chan randos is risible.
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> far less dangerous than getting COVID Since the risk of COVID varies wildly by demographics, this leaves open the possibility that the vaccines are a poor risk/reward tradeoff for large numbers of the people it's being reco
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Aside from a few urban hospitals which were turned into COVID case dumping grounds in the early weeks, no, they weren't. Hospital employment tanked at the beginning of lockdowns and has only just recovered to pre-Covid levels: https
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And they only did that because too large a proportion of workers showed the backbone necessary to lose their jobs and livelihoods in order to not take the shots. If the opposition had been something closer to 10% instead of 30% I think it&#
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In the Bahamas, a Lingering Sympathy for Sam Bankman-Fried
(nytimes.com)
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Local resident here: there's a hydroelectric facility that provides a lot of the power for the data centers in The Dalles. More generally, land is more plentiful and cheaper there than in Hood River.
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Twitter brings Elon Musk's genius reputation crashing down to earth
(washingtonpost.com)
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Elon Musk's Finances Complicated by Declining Wealth, Twitter Pressures
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Alameda Executive Says She Is 'Truly Sorry' for Her Role in FTX Collapse
(nytimes.com)
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Tesla stock concerns go beyond Elon Musk multitasking at Twitter: Analyst
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Bitcoin Addresses Tied to Defunct Canadian Crypto Exchange QuadrigaCX Wake Up
(coindesk.com)
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Is Binance.US a Fake Exchange?
(dirtybubblemedia.substack.com)
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Crypto exchange Bitvavo says it aims to recoup 280M euros from DCG
(reuters.com)
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Extremely naive to think that genuine victims are actually becoming the overloads of this new regime.
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Sam Bankman-Fried to reverse decision on contesting extradition to United States
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Right, but the reviews take place toward end of year or in January, and it doesn't make sense to go through that process and include employees you're about to fire in the bonus pool.
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I would think the fact that annual bonuses are often paid early in the new year is a big factor in this as well.
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Digital Coin Group tokens red across board, sparking market speculation
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Twitter's Advertising Truth Hurts
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In the runup to the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, the CFO Erin Callan would come on CNBC week in and week out to talk about their "fortress balance sheet" and it would always pump the stock a little bit. Was absolutely infuriating t
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Accounting firm which performed Tether attestation 'evaluating' crypto work
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Crypto exchange Bitvavo says 280M euros 'locked' at DCG
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Matt Levine tweeted "he's gonna place some equity at 100 while his banks can't get 60 for the debt." Elon's cult does strange and wonderful things with its money sometimes.
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