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asabjorn
5y ago
In this case your argument has great supporting points as this is driven by blackstone&blackrock capital funds using their assets, music and stock, to do culture war to force Spotify to suppress viewpoints these fund managers find incon
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asabjorn
5y ago
Paulo Freire Marxist liberation theology heavily subverted both churches and schools in Venezuela before Chavez came to power, this is the root of critical pedagogy that has taken over American schools and liberation theology that has subve
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asabjorn
5y ago
The poor Chavista street thugs are no more in power in Venezuela than the antifa street thugs are in the US, if so they would be fat and wealthy like Maduro. You have to distinguish the tool from the master wielding it. The way Chavez revol
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asabjorn
5y ago
Traveling Europe it's easy to see how much more convenience and position inherited wealth used to grant. It's very human to feel entitled through birthright, and to change the rules to benefit your in-group over the majority of pe
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asabjorn
5y ago
And it's the same kind of ideology that ruins both countries in spite of both being extremely rich in natural resources. My impression is that the various offshoots of Marxism, e.g. Chavismo in Venezuela or wokism in the US, is a means
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asabjorn
5y ago
They should see if they can sponsor Collabora work on this instead. Collabora has a solid track record of delivering high-quality work that is upstreamed, and former Intel Vulkan Driver lead Jason Ekstrand joining them this is exactly in th
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asabjorn
5y ago
"Child" is common parlance for pediatric, a teenager is both a child and pediatric, and the pediatric covid death number includes teens. Also, you keep not addressing why it’s safe or scientifically credible for the FDA to break l
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asabjorn
5y ago
I meant to say “2+2 != 4” :D
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asabjorn
5y ago
Also, a degree may have a negative contribution. Is the ideological bend of some college degrees potentially harming mental acuity through confusions and bad mental habits? E.g. if you take a math degree that teach "2+2 != 5" this
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asabjorn
5y ago
That is why it may be better to evaluate the statement "college improve your lot using median outcomes" using outcomes for college graduates that do not come from wealth and that are not skilled enough to get into top-tier univers
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asabjorn
5y ago
To add detail of the parents motivated reasoning. If by "Covid still hundreds of times more lethal for children than the flu" the parent means "flu as the one officially detected in 2020 instead of the around 200 that is norm
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asabjorn
5y ago
> You're confusing approval of the booster for teenagers, which skipped that panel, with approval of the vaccine for kids, which did not. Pediatrics covers teens. You clearly value a political process higher than the scientific meth
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asabjorn
5y ago
> you were wrong about the FDA advisory panel The FDA panel approved the childhood vaxx after skipping the FDA Science Advisory panel . Again, you are not spotting that the FDA circumvent the standard convening of the expert advisory bo
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asabjorn
5y ago
> They are well-known because any long term effects will be observed at most days after the vaccination or infection. There is no mechanism by which a change can take place in the body that does nothing until years later. Quote from the
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asabjorn
5y ago
> This is why my very first comment called out your misleading comparison of flu deaths before mitigations vs. Covid deaths after mitigations. We are talking about how severe covid is for children. A comparison to a normal flu year is ve
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asabjorn
5y ago
Yes, I am incorrect with that article so when determining covid pediatric severity vs normal flu year let's just go ahead and assume all 400 pediatric covid deaths over 1.5 years are correctly classified. You are incorrect on pediatric
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asabjorn
5y ago
If covid was 100 times worse then the flu for kids we would see 40,000 to 80,000 pediatric deaths for 2020. We see about 266 which is comparable for the 180-400 for the years I cited. The new test knows the difference between flu and covi
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asabjorn
5y ago
The diabetes study you cite have been shown to be junk science [1], the lack of scientific rigor that has has unfortunately become endemic in the CDC [1] https://vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/does-covid19-cause-d...
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asabjorn
5y ago
They are breaking vaccine approval protocol that often discover sever side-effects that lead to the vaccines not being approved. In addition to cutting down approval steps due to a shortened time frame as well as using a vaccine protocol to
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asabjorn
5y ago
If you have omicron it is mild, so I indicated early treatment options for other variants as they are still around and have effective early treatments. I would personally still get early treatment regardless of variant.
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> How many children died of the flu in 2020 during lockdowns and social distancing? 400 > Why are you comparing across years? Many seem to have the misconception that covid is risky for children, while they are at low risk, so I highl
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asabjorn
5y ago
The panic over the Covid pandemic has been a great leap forward in this transformation of Western societies away from a representative republic or democracy. In the technocracy we are transforming into those that happen to occupy the territ
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asabjorn
5y ago
Normally a vaccine trial lasts for 5+ years, and many vaccines do not survive the trial due to adverse effects. You can not know longer-term effects before the 5 year trial has concluded, so approving after a short trial and then inevitably
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asabjorn
5y ago
It seems reckless to me to enroll a kid in a vaccine trial where the FDA decided to skip the science advisory panel for childhood vaccines [1] because they last time denied the request. The way this is handled is unscientific, and I share t
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asabjorn
5y ago
Singapore as well as Gibraltar are nearly 100% vaccinated, but are still seeing huge covid outbreaks. The best option is early treatment by stocking up on one out of several early treatments that exist and locating a hospital that will give
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asabjorn
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Covid deaths amongst children was lower in 2020 than from the flu the year before with a severe Covid strain, 400 deaths vs 600 deaths from flu year before, and faced with a tame Omicron variant the FDA decided to skip the science advisory
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asabjorn
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> Generally, as I understood Bernie Sanders pointed out, the attempt to rectify racial injustices by redistribution risks creating racial hatred and new injustices. I am, as I said before, against attempts to impose this kind of solution
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asabjorn
5y ago
Yeah, I agree with you that the group must be balanced more with the group to be a human system. However, I believe communism relies on a fictitious concept in the state to be a proxy for the group and the fiction when unchecked turns tyran
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asabjorn
5y ago
So considering that "people are not defined by group identity", how do you justify "redistributing resources and position based upon group identity" as right? Sounds a bit unfair and unequal to redistribute someone’s ass
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asabjorn
5y ago
Thank you for being honest and straightforward about your communist sympathies. So many that agree with critical social justice play word games to obfuscate their radical position as a classic liberal position. I agree that instead of the t
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