VagueMag

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by VagueMag 4y ago
Well, most of the other sources would hate that I think there's something to get out of Marx too! Jim Grant is about as hardcore libertarian as you can get. The longer I watch and trade markets the more I see the value of ideological f
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Your comment above was in reference to infection risk, and now you've jived to discussing hospitalization and death.
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My outlook is pretty different from some of the sources you cite, but I like: - Eurodollar University / Jeff Snider - Robert Prechter, mostly for the understanding of money/credit and the fact that asset price movements are an end
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The unstoppable rise of government rescues(ft.com)
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Money market funds swell by over $273B as investors pull deposits from banks(ft.com)
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Analysis: Push for bank rescues clashes with Washington realities(reuters.com)
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Taiwan, Honduras to Cut Diplomatic Ties on China Recognition(bloomberg.com)
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No, even by the time of Delta it was clear the efficacy against infection was marginal at best. The CDC acknowledged this in its Provincetown study in late July 2021 and recommended the reimposition of mask mandates as a result.
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All these numbers are completely riddled with various kinds of biases and confounders, not the least of which is that someone who gets an mRNA shot is much more likely to socially isolate themselves in an effort to avoid infection.
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Yep did the gargle as well both times I had COVID. Tried nasal irrigation with the diluted form but it was just too much to handle so I used NeilMed instead. n=1 caveats, but both cases (the first one Delta) were mild.
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Agreed. I don't take it very often, maybe once every few weeks or so, slightly more often if I start feeling symptoms.
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The whole "there is no evidence, therefore the link doesn't exist" thing is an obvious grift. Simply never look for side effects (and attribute them to hysteria or anything else besides the shots when they do arise), and it&#
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Rather than depositing bits of viral material directly, the mRNA vaccines instruct your own cells to manufacture a viral antigen (the spike protein), one which is now well understood by itself to play a key role in COVID pathology, despite
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Or authorities flatly insisting the vaccines were "safe" in contexts where they had no evidence to support the claim whatsoever.
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It just reduces the amount of virus which can reproduce in your nasal cavities, giving your innate immune response a better chance at fighting it off before it gains a foothold. I've mostly seen it recommended as something to do after
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Since the initial outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 I have kept bottles of Betadine nasal spray around. They say "clinically proven to reduce cold symptoms on the packaging," always seemed reasonable to think it might work as well against th
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SEC Case Against Crypto Mogul Sun Stirs Questions over Huobi(bloomberg.com)
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Crypto Faces Legal Reckoning as SEC Prepares Action Against Coinbase(wsj.com)
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Biggest Banks Added $120B in Deposits After Silicon Valley Bank Failed(wsj.com)
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Rich Bank Dumb Bank: Was Signature a Failure or a Patsy?(prospect.org)
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Appeals court blocks Covid vaccine mandate for federal workers(mercurynews.com)
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Companies like "ShareMyHealth" have an excellent grift going, selling tools to implement pointless COVID injection mandates to soothe the irrational anxieties of software engineers who believe it will somehow make a difference in
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The SEC's major focus on wash trading in this complaint might have some interesting implications for the broader crypto ecosystem.
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SEC charges crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun and his companies for fraud(sec.gov)
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Matt Levine: Silicon Valley Bank Ran Out of Money(bloomberg.com)
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I've been trying to get caught up while job searching after being laid off, and have found YouTube to be a pretty good source, the Java language advocates are all very keen to show off all the shiny new stuff. Also definitely recommend
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First Republic Bank Taps Lazard for Review of Strategic Options(wsj.com)
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First Republic considers downsizing if capital raise fails(reuters.com)
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Signature Bank Deal Sticks FDIC with $11B 'Dead Assets'(news.bloomberglaw.com)
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Musk's Empire Could Put Him Beyond Government Reach(bloomberg.com)
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