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So? The point here is the safety of it, plus there's research going back to 2006 about its effectiveness for other Coronaviruses. I mean do whatever you want to do, but there's a reason most people in government are taking it. In
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Fuck you are right, remember just reading that Gilead gave some 250K to the author of one of the studies against HCQ. IF that is not a conflict of interest then what is?
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Haha, damned Poe's law, hope this was sarcasm! During Galileo's time most credentialed experts believed the sun to spin around the earth.
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6y ago
But then the side-effects are pretty low no? How long has it been in the WHO basic medicine category without concerns for its safety, 50 years or so?
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Yeah but those people still have to eat no? Bad job is better than no job (Granted, not talking about extremely bad)
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Yeah, I think as employees this is key. The ability to go to office makes you stand out as a human being and not as a commodity remote black box problem solver. Fuck, just look at investment bankers why do you think they fly and see their c
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Sports and physical activity (especially competitive ones) have always been a component of upper class education. Soundness of body and mind, less fear of standing out and clashing, greater status, more attractive image.
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The effects of raising minimum wages are twofold: long-term businesses will invest more in automation as it will be more profitable; short-term they might fire one or two people who might make sense at 12 but say now at 15 it does not. Actu
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Oooof, spot on. They have governed pretty much unimpeded and what do they have 60 years later? The city might be great in some aspects but it is so in spite of its government not because of it.
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6y ago
Good intentions, bad government, as usual... Sadly... as usual
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But in the end it is reality. The question is who is actually in a position to be able to modify it? Because, this rate was reached by the cummulative effects of many many individuals optimizing their decisions for their own particular situ
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6y ago
I do not know if its my non traditional background (no degree in computer science, big emphasis in history and philosophy since middle school) but I'm baffled by how politically naive many people in software can be. I understand why yo
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It helps keep people from driving too complacently and unattentively.
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You meant "it's legal". Then you would have to concede that people should be able to do legal, unethical things. You may think Elon is a jackass, that does not mean he has to close his factory.
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6y ago
What law?
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Ladies and gentlemen, can we agree on 1 thing though? This is not even comparable to speed limits. The law is enacted by legislative action, not by Alameda's county board, nor the administrator nor its health official. Show us please w
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I know, there is another posting and it has even been flagged. I do not know why, some very interesting points were being made on both sides
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It is quite evident in my experience. Has yours been different? If you want to read some eye opening stuff(it was for me), I suggest looking into the history of public education. Let's just say the American elites talked about this qui
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It's okay, most experts thought the earth was flat at some point. If you want to learn more about goverments' approach to many health issues I encourage you to read on the history of the concept of hormesis. While the first studie
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So? EM induces other kind of cellular changes. Maybe not as immediately disruptive as ionizing radiation. Just look up the study linking neuroglioblastoma incidence correlates to the side of the head one uses their cellphone.
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6y ago
Depends a lot on the parents, can be very good or not. Let's say homeschooling is high variance outcomes, public education seeks homogenized outcomes.
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This sounds too hopeful, and charitable with how the medical industry works. There's a reason Gilead is in the pharmaceutical business and not in the blood irradiation machine business.
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By know we do know hydroxychloroquine is pretty effective right? I mean all studies (and even before those with other coronaviruses) have been pretty positive save one from the virus' motherland.
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Ok boomer, keep wearing your facemask that will keep you safe. Surely
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Lol, go out and take a walk, we live in pretty good times compared to the rest of history (and civilizations btw). Is it wrong now wrongthink to think that we have it better or at least we've had some material and slight social progres
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Sorry, I misunderstood you thinking you were saying there is no debate, i.e. case closed. I think that's the word I was looking for
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Fair enough, I think he did it as comic relief in his writing, give it some break and relate to his audience.
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Not by any chance, when I eat nut they tend to deplete my minerals, requiring constants supplementation. Plus, I think some aminoacids are difficult to source from vegetarian sources. I personally do great on glycine (skin, eyes, hair, over
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Please do not stop reading just like that, you are missing opportunities to know and understand more. If one only read what might fit their preconceived notions, one would live in an echo chamber, and be easily manipulated. Plus those prec
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I'd say it is a natural way of living, but maybe you have been unlucky in not experiencing it for yourself. This debate is pretty old, Plato's Republic hinting at the disappearance of the family echoes much of the current western
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