datad

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by datad 5y ago
“ Getting rid of COVID became impossible the moment governments decided to wait with restrictions until there is enough cases.” No, Chinese government stalled, suppressed doctors and scientists who were screaming out about the virus months,
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by datad 5y ago
My friend, that’s the definition of moving goalposts. But of course everything changes over time, as it should. Are we still trying to reach herd immunity? What percentage vaccinated would be required for that? Two questions for you to rese
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by datad 5y ago
The average person has no ability to understand lipid nano particles. Many scientists and most doctors do not understand, so how is the average dolt like me going to figure it all out?
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by datad 5y ago
But he has dangled the goal of herd immunity, while gradually upping the percentage of vaccination required to get there. Herd immunity to many people means “eradication” and the media has helped foster that belief.
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by datad 5y ago
It’s a self label though, so social perceptions aren’t involved. I am whatever race I identify as, not whatever race other people think of me as. I can tell people that I’m Mexican and who are they to say otherwise?
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by datad 5y ago
An unladen 747?
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by datad 5y ago
Does Colorado state do a lot of this type of (supposedly debatable) gain of function research? It seems like they selected an expert randomly who said basically, “everything is subjective.” Good piece but it would help to explain why they c
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by datad 5y ago
Key quote “findings are observational and should be interpreted with caution. Low sensitivity or specificity of PCR testing could result in cases and controls being misclassified, which would attenuate the estimates of vaccine effectiveness