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by disabled 5y ago
Yep. Getting boosted (getting a booster) confers secondary immune response. The initial jabs only confer primary immune response. See this for more info: https://bio.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Microbiology/Book%3A_
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Ransomware attack on Planned Parenthood steals data of 400k patients(arstechnica.com)
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by disabled 5y ago
Here is a relevant repository: https://github.com/deepmind/mathematics_conjectures Extremely excited about this. I am wildly creative and talented from a mathematical standpoint. It's probably the best language I
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by disabled 5y ago
The above article was written in 2014, just FYI.
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Ransomware attack on Planned Parenthood steals data of 400k patients(arstechnica.com)
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by disabled 5y ago
The point is that jabbed versus unjabbed takes precedence over the 3 above listed categories. If everyone who can be jabbed is; then the above 3 categories need not apply, even in the case of omicron. This is especially the case if a booste
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by disabled 5y ago
Your logic does not work. If people in a developed country would simply become vaccinated and boosted, then only the vaccinated or not condition would typically apply in mainstream society--and not the 3 other above conditions. While all 4
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by disabled 5y ago
Can’t wait for the medical device hacks coming soon! I recently was admitted to an American hospital due to sepsis for an extended period of time, when I was visiting family for a few months (fortunately I am insured in the United States ev
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by disabled 5y ago
A lot of countries have solved this problem. I am a dual US|EU (Croatian) citizen. On the EU side, we have smart chip national ID cards that are being adopted EU-wide. In Croatia, you can use those smart chip national ID cards for governmen
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by disabled 5y ago
Yeah, the models in this program are definitely the ones you want to use for figuring out things in this situation. Ordinary Differential Equation model, Partial Differential Equation model, Finite Difference model, etc.
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by disabled 5y ago
Some snakes in Africa also prefer dry river beds. I would not be surprised if that is the case for scorpions too. It’s an easy source for getting water too. Not only that, coming worldwide via global warming: Intense storms in Egypt unleash
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by disabled 5y ago
There are scammer epidemiologists. Dr. Eric Fiegl-Ding is one of them who also has a Twitter profile. A good write up on him is here: https://www.thedailybeast.com/coronavirus-alarmist-eric-feig...
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by disabled 5y ago
A good read on this is “Contrarian Doctors: The Pandemic is Over, Again”. See: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-pandemic-is-over-again/ I knew that the pandemic was far from over with in the US even with the mass v
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by disabled 5y ago
European Union citizens and United States citizens are an extremely heterogeneous group of people, which is the situation at hand. Besides being a citizen, there is truly no shared identity in this situation. Note: I say this as both a US|E
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by disabled 5y ago
People outside the EU do not realize this: “Not European” is used colloquially by people in the European Union to refer to EU countries, institutions, etc.
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by disabled 5y ago
Not always true. It depends on the circumstances. That being said, I will never get a Ring doorbell or something similar. I also believe that the tech companies should not be allowed to hoard data about people’s private or public lives at a
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by disabled 5y ago
Yep. I have type 1 diabetes for 27 years, and so far, no complications. I recently contracted a shiga toxin producing E. coli strain which was cultured from my bowels. I also cultured entericocci (ETEC) but that’s not relevant to the discus
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by disabled 5y ago
I wouldn’t touch flovoxamine or any other antidepressent (or antipsychotic for that matter) with a 10 foot stick. If you want a good read about how the ** y the US healthcare system is, this is a very worthwhile read. Ironically the author
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by disabled 5y ago
Sure this is a problem but if the American people had the reasonable expectation of being cared for, with respect to healthcare and end-of-life care, a lot of this 1% wealth chasing would not be occurring. If you want a good read about how
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by disabled 5y ago
Dude I paid for it via my FICA taxes. It’s called being on SSDI (which is an ENTITLEMENT program which allows you to have Medicare). In other words, I paid enough into the system to receive such care. It is an entitlement program, not a wel
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by disabled 5y ago
Dude, seriously just shut up. I am physically and medically disabled and I am of childbearing age. I require an orphan drug (a blood product from paid blood donors which contains the pooled antibodies from tens of thousands of people, as re
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by disabled 5y ago
> Whoever spread that “death panels” meme should be forced to write America a check for five hundred billion dollars. Alaska governor and 2008 Republican Vice President candidate Sarah Palin started the “death panels” farse. See: https:
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by disabled 5y ago
There is actually a subreddit called DIY in ear monitors. https://www.reddit.com/r/DIEMs/ You will be quite impressed and I suggest you take notes and dump great posts into OneNote or something similar to index, s
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by disabled 5y ago
There is a subreddit for DIY in ear monitors. Pay close attention to the first post on this page in particular: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIEMs/comments/kfdwf5/made_my_first... However, you do not need a
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by disabled 5y ago
Instead of shelling out a ton of money ($1,000+) for custom molded in ear monitor headphones, check out the subReddit DIY In Ear Monitors: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIEMs/ By the way, you can even 3D print your in
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by disabled 5y ago
If you want a good read about how the *****y the US healthcare system is, this is a very worthwhile read. Ironically the author is the writer of “Girl, Interrupted” and the story she writes is about how her son got screwed by the US healthc
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by disabled 5y ago
Thanks. The board is extremely helpful in finding stuff. I really appreciate it. I did a search on Bookshare (which I have access to due to having a print-related disability). So far, there is a lot of common words with "Understanding
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by disabled 5y ago
Absolutely not. But, I am really good at catching other people's plagiarism, including people who make entire livings off of such grifts. This course has a lot of obvious red flags of that, and I am curious where the original material
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by disabled 5y ago
There is some obscenely expensive program for that (I have tried to search for traces of it online). I should do an advanced search again, using key words from the YouTube video below. The course is here: https://www.buildingasec
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by disabled 5y ago
I would say that there are places that are like the Falkland Island in Croatia.

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