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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Nope, that would be a disaster. While the intent here is good it will lead to the very unfortunate side effects like incentivizing organ trade where a person would be killed under some pretext ( or even without a pretext) just to harvest hi
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>I mean have you ever worked for a business? they are all giant messes masquerading as organized entities. Lol, have you ever worked for the government? Nothing will ever clean up their mess. With businesses ( which are not aided by the
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>I remember Ron Paul saying we could do away with personal income tax - and providing facts to back up his argument - and people thought he might be crazy. Income tax is a word that disguises the more accurate but insidious term: protect
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
thelean12, not to be snarky, but will you come to my aid if I have trouble with the govt, and I'm on the right side of the law? Who compensates me for the time/expenses spent? And while I'm at it - how old are you, and what d
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>That means my constitutional rights are theoretical, Well put, though the masses can be brainwashed to believe they have 'rights' which they will passionately discuss and debate.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
I'll answer the question to the best of what I know. It appears that there wasn't a problem to start with. Luc Montagnier, one of the co-discoverers of the AIDS virus for which he got the noble prize, is on record saying that it
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
One great resource: https://www.mostly-fat.com/eat-meat-not-too-little-mostly-fa... Important tips here: pick meat cuts that are tasty (which necessarily will have a lot of fat, like the rib eye). Do not pick lean cuts ( g
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Yep, that is the right answer. Some volatile compounds may get through though.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>I'm not sure I'd describe it as fascinating, so much as abusive. Agreed, most taxes are protection money masquerading as necessary evil that supposedly benefit the citizens.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
breck, just FYI, you have been downvoted to the point of being flagged I think. ( I actually upvoted you so that your post does not disappear). Also HN may shadow ban you.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Lol, how do you manage to keep your sanity on HN? Everyone else thinks that medicine/police/education/judiciary is so special that the free market cannot deal with it.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
The whole ridiculousness of the Covid paranoia... People get the governments they deserve.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
> we have to start supporting each other. Give it time. We’re going to make it friend. This won't happen. In my opinion they are too 'principled' to support each other. Supporting each other has the connotations of a union
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
> My government has been caught lying over and over “for the public good” during this pandemic All governments do it. It's just that some are so good at lying that a large part of the naive population actually believe that the gover
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>Prostate cancer. Generally benign in my opinion. (also here is an interesting read by the developer of the PCR test: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/10/opinion/10Ablin.html ) >No, I have limited f
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
What cancer do you have? (Also have you been looking outside mainstream cancer treatments?)
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>This is a lot less depressing when you consider that vaccines have shown astounding results so far at preventing disease. I'm less convinced by the common narrative. It appears that sanitation and nutrition played a key role in pre
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Agreed, on HN most members are castrated/low testosterone/nerd boys.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Got it. ( didn't think you were harping on anyway - I'm not _that_ judgemental you know... :) )
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Agree, that is indeed a nuanced observation.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
I agree on the more nuanced split which includes the sheepdog :) The patriotic people who enforce rules of the tyrant...
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>Um... a few folks in the comments dont get what "freedom" means. It's not about getting stuff for free, not matter how essential both of us might agree whatever it is. Well said. But what to do you? Cannot convincing thos
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
So that's a large article, mind putting a summary?
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
If completeness is defined by theory and chemical tests then that statement could be correct, but if one see form the point of what the body absorbs in terms of nutrition, that would be almost totally incorrect. Animal proteins almost alwa
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>if you grow big enough at some point you start hiring directly into HR people with experience with HR elsewhere, One does have the option not to grow, and stick with only the right people, correct? The temptation to grow big I guess is
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Yep a high bar has to be constantly maintained even if it mean that 'growth' is slow: My thoughts on the subject: https://realminority.wordpress.com/
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
No is the simple answer. It's like education and certificates, everybody will encourage you do it but won't be around to give you a job. All the 'Yes's reflect survivor ship bias. (ask them to access you once you learn s
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
Thank you for your psychoanalysis of me. Just what I was looking for.
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
meowface, most things that you mentioned above cannot be personally verified ( except for the holocaust and COVID 19), so 'believe' is a strong word. It's simple - I don't trust the media or gov anymore. It's diffic
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by dennis_jeeves 6y ago
>The elimination/near elimination of polio? rubella? measles? Soon COVID? Etc.. All of them have alternative explanations not found in mainstream media. ( and no I won't put forth the material for you. You will have to look f

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