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EcoHealthAlliance Receives NIH Renewal Grant for Bat Coronavirus Research
(ecohealthalliance.org)
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U.S. Virgin Islands unable to locate Larry Page for subpoena in Epstein suit
(dailymail.co.uk)
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The headline did not sit well with me either, maybe something like "coverup related to 9/11" would be better? It's funny, I have a very different take on the use of the phrasing "lab leak," since to me it seems
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FBI agents accuse CIA of 9/11 coverup
(spytalk.co)
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FDIC Mulls Loss-Sharing with Nonbanks to Boost Bids on Failures
(bloomberg.com)
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That Thai study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36006288/ Looks like the actual number was 2.33%, which is still completely godawful. Funny how you haven't heard of it! If you actually believe the CDC when they c
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Any chance I could ask for books you found especially useful in Ruby buy-in?
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Who Bought First Republic Stock Last Week? 'It's Kind of Like Buying the Lotto'
(wsj.com)
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Risk assessment of retinal vascular occlusion after Covid-19 vaccination
(nature.com)
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Short selling comes under fire as regional banks sell off
(reuters.com)
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The Thai prospective study of these shots in adolescents found biomarkers of cardiac disturbances in 3% of subjects who took them. That's not just a lot, it's a HELL of a lot. If the number is within even 1/100th of that
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The data point is meant to be illustrative of broader habits and behaviors which put the lie to the absurd notion that there is robust pharmacovigilance being conducted on the COVID vaccines. So if we apply your line of reasoning across the
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It's also odd because this earlier article from the WSJ was never flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35762731
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Gender dysphoria in young people is rising – and so is professional disagreement
(bmj.com)
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Billionaire Investor Buys Epstein's Private Islands for $60M
(nytimes.com)
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The SEC went hard after Steve Hoffenberg, Epstein's partner in crime at Towers, but somehow Epstein managed not to land in any legal trouble over it whatsoever. A truly charmed life.
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> But the risk of getting caught would be very high. Besides that the reputational risk of hanging out with convicted sex offenders is high enough that one should want not to do that. I'd say the whole Epstein saga (not to mention
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Chomsky's work really isn't all that great though. His work on linguistics has essentially been revealed as nonsense and his political analysis is firmly in the realm of the "compatible left": https://news.yco
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Or it suggests the victims have been silenced with a mix of out-of-court settlements and threats. Some victims have testified that Ghislaine Maxwell would explicitly and openly threaten their lives in the event they spoke with any authoriti
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The only publicly known and documented source of Epstein's wealth is gifts of stock and real estate from Les Wexner. Any claims to the effect he was some sort of legitimate "financier" (which is still the widespread perceptio
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Have you ever actually listened to any of the victim testimonies? For example, the ones which make it clear that it was essentially impossible to visit Epstein's island in the Caribbean (as Reid Hoffman did) without it being completely
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PacWest weighs its options, sending bank shares in a tailspin
(reuters.com)
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Coinbase squares off with Washington's top crypto skeptic
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Excess deaths in Nova Scotia recently hit peak since start of Covid-19 pandemic
(cbc.ca)
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10-year-old children were found working at a Louisville McDonald's until 2 a.m.
(cnn.com)
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White House ends Covid vaccine mandate for federal employees, foreign travelers
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First Republic stock investors face 'wipe out,' analyst says
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Tesla battery swap: CARB's bridge to nowhere (2015)
(dailykanban.com)
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Why the survivors of the Jonestown massacre tried to sue the CIA (2022)
(wearethemighty.com)
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Your notions of why Chomsky was meeting with Epstein (or more than that, why Epstein was meeting with Chomsky) are touchingly naive, especially given everything we know about how Epstein influenced other MIT faculty via funding. It certainl
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