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by beaned 5y ago
The money isn't worth nearly as much as it was then.
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Hm, yeah, I guess that take makes sense too.
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by beaned 5y ago
I don't understand how anyone can be cutting-edge enough to be into crypto and know how to send a transaction, yet not also know how to spot a scam in the year 2022.
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"It's thought provoking, but I hope it doesn't provoke these specific thoughts."
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by beaned 5y ago
Can you give some examples? I only watched all 3 way back when and was much younger, but the main parts of the plot seemed coherent to me at the time.
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This sub plot being casually discarded for cutting time (if it was) has to be one of the luckiest edits in film history, as it allowed a much cooler story, 2 great sequels, and a delayed plot twist outside of the first movie. Someone else p
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by beaned 5y ago
Also does anyone know how many scientists would actually be involved anyway? What is the minimum?
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Blockchains
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Ok, that seems then to be a matter of personal interpretation then and not completely what I meant. I don't know about "February" specifically but clearly 100% claims were being made at some point early on. People get their i
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by beaned 5y ago
Here you go. I don't know anything about this website (found it from a google search) but the video montage has plenty of claims of 100%, and a "virtually 100% efficacious" quote from Fauci. The montage is in a meme format ma
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by beaned 5y ago
The vaccines were also lauded as 100% effective in the early days by Fauci and others, so just a reminder that time and reproducibility matter before being too confident about it.
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Maybe there's something in here that's going over my head, but recently it's seemed our culture wants more than anything to destroy its past. We do not seem to hold it in very high regard.
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Likely not: "Healthy boys may be more likely to be admitted to hospital with a rare side-effect of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine that causes inflammation of the heart than with Covid itself, US researchers claim." https:
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Is it possible to determine by comparing to an unvaccinated control group or is vaccination a requirement for play?
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I see. But I think the question at hand raised by OP is infected vs vaccinated, not infected vs uninfected? > My understanding is that the incidence of myocarditis is much higher in a COVID infection than from any of the vaccines.
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That particular quote seems to be comparing infected to non-infected, not infected to vaccinated.
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Might depend partly on age as well: "Healthy boys may be more likely to be admitted to hospital with a rare side-effect of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine that causes inflammation of the heart than with Covid itself, US research
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Dunno what barbers you go to, I've been to a lot across many states and talking partisan politics has never been a common theme among them. I can't remember the last haircut that did involve political talking, it seems mostly avoi
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Of what? We've had evidence forever, it's public and understood. It's in our addictions, unhappiness, and politicization of everything. We all know where it comes from and we all know that companies are profit-driven. There a
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This feels hollow. These are things that have been obvious to everyone for a very long time. We all already talk about it openly and have been forever. What does it mean to be a "whistleblower" about it?