anonymouswacker

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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
If big tech corporations actually had to pay for the public sector innovations via taxes, the US Gov would probably not have trillions of USD in debt. Also, a lot less innovation. Neoliberalism is an extremely inefficient & inequitable
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
In a few months, based on progress in peer reviews, this sounds promising. As of now, not worth the risk in my eyes for a theoretical drop in spread. I lost considerable faith in trending “hot” studies in 2020 that were rushed, not peer rev
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Thank you for your genuine concern. I am in exceptional health metabolically & hormonally. I don’t think the CCP virus will do much harm to me, and would rather get natural immunity than risk the side effects of the mRNA vaccines. To ea
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Wait until they actually open up. They are just delaying the inevitable. Then again there’s no reason to go indoors in crowds in NZ—not like they have an arts scene, or anything, really, besides the outdoors.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Did she take Ivermectin & HCQ? Did she test for Vit D? Or is she unhealthy, and simply contrarian? At least she will be immune once she gets over it. I doubled my Vit D and my doc prescribed Ivermectin lest I risk getting sick. Still no
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Some do [0]. But obviously the gov & corporations controlling them prefer a more expensive prophylactic than a dirt cheap one. 0 - https://chrismasterjohnphd.com/covid-19/povidone-iodine-kill...
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
If you recently purchased an iPhone with your Credit Card, now is the time to file a dispute. I called my company (the American one), and the person I was connected to was instantly aware when I mentioned my Apple phone was now spying on
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
All of the anti-vaxxers were right this time around. What a complete clusterfuck.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
For those of us who just bought new iPhones (over the 2 week return period) and are having buyer’s remorse after this decision, is there a way to return this now that the product is different than when I purchased it? Credit card chargeback
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Soon enough this will scope creep into anything containing what a puritanic neoliberal corporation considers contraband. Time for a serious look at Linux phones.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Yes. It’s what we called living before 2020.
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That was hardly the same thing. They tested for years, and then the Federal government left it to the states and did not mandate it.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
I can move anywhere, but most people can’t. This is absurd to force people to vaccinate with a premature product when a year ago we were just going to close things temporarily to “flatten the curve” and allow the virus to spread. A lot of g
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Vaccinated people spread the disease, too. Maybe once the mRNA vaccine’s side effects have subsided — specifically brain fog & lethargy — people will be able to have less emotional, hyperbolic retorts to shitposts.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Yeah. Let people do what they want. When did centralization of power ever do anything good without horrible unintended consequences?
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
cough cough manufacturing consent
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Just from Stephanie Seneff, whom a lot from the pro-vax & pharma industry label a quack and discard. Her points are pretty controversial but not without a lot of data and reasoning, but I am no expert in this. https://people
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
There’s a theory that glyphosate is the cause of many deaths from Covid…
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Mainstream news media is an arm of the intelligence apparatus. And it’s a many-headed hydra, not just a singular, corrupt entity.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Obviously a rushed vaccine is not going to be as effective & safe. There is no magic bullet.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Australian government increasingly treats its citizens like they are still a prison colony. They shouldn’t have given up their guns.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
True yesterday; false today; who knows what tomorrow will bring.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Sounds like a full time job vs. a gig.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Twitter’s value as a source of information declines as it becomes an echo chamber for the intelligence apparatus & big industry. I suppose it was never for the people in the first place.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
I couldn’t find strains that reliably gave me a body high (I have near constant pain) without giving me anxiety or doping me up. I prefer microdosing psilocybin, and partaking in strong hallucinogenics in religious ceremonies every few mont
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Not all echo chambers are equal
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Given that covid is entirely treatable in 99.9+% of cases (read the studies & physician anecdotes who have been treating it effectively since last March), it makes more sense to me to take the path of being proactive, healthy, and unvac
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
Yeah, like the democrats will bite the hands that feed. This is democrat posturing for 2022, that is all.
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
USA Yesterday, soon enough
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by anonymouswacker 5y ago
The best thing to do would have been to hold onto this information (to not affect the sacred election), and release it when it lacked any relevance whatsoever. ... Or perhaps your perspective is partisan.

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