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by forcry 5y ago
>>Two economists are walking down the street and pass by a hundred dollar bill without picking it up. I can't help but notice that the joke rests on an impossible premise that they didn't pick it up on first notice.
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by forcry 5y ago
Why did the mRNA technology remain unapproved for a long time since its inception? What exactly was relaxed in the approval process that lead to its EUA? Since the vaccine has been used population wide, will the missed studies or what ever
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by forcry 5y ago
> there's been a ton of progress in the field of recycling for instance. Also in renewable power sources. Obviously that is not the kind of progress we were talking about here in the context of transitioning to 5G here.
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by forcry 5y ago
>hand-operated is fine... May be it was. You make a poor argument, because resources are limited, and "progress" will have to wait at some point. Human race can either opt into slower progress to match the available resources,
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by forcry 5y ago
Oh, you are right. They did seem to claim it. But I am not sure how they can prove it in an online forum..
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by forcry 5y ago
> This is not a thing that we see happening, I asked a specific question about opposition not interested in "debunking" the "dubious" claims of those people organized by the senator. You seem to be talking about some
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by forcry 5y ago
And the death of privacy!
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by forcry 5y ago
> I said that they claimed first-hand knowledge. I don't think they did.
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by forcry 5y ago
>Will it? Are you sure? Pretty sure. Why do you think the opposition won't take care of it? >Are you sure that there isn't? It would help if you ignore the politician in it. I am taking about the actual people in the first v
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by forcry 5y ago
How many people used to NOT have hypertension, and other cardiovascular issues, for want of exercises and other physical activities? Thanks to increase tech addiction in form of 24x7 chitchat using smartphones and video games.. So it techno
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by forcry 5y ago
> Heartbreaking.. Civilized society is just an illusion. Imagine. How many people with power and authority must have known about Ian Manuel, and did nothing about it. What is civlilized about that? And finally the action had to come from
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by forcry 5y ago
>So, the “breakthrough” was a brief suspension of questionable bureaucratic barriers. (Temporary suspension of “Dissipation” from the article.) So as I doubted. Naturally, the next question would be "What was the questionable bureau
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by forcry 5y ago
It is quite simple. To distractions. Look at me. I could be doing something useful. Instead I am talking to people about inconsequent things in hackernews.. And man, a day just disappear, just like that...
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by forcry 5y ago
>We just saw multiple vaccines get developed and deployed in record time But can you show me the exact breakthrough that came by this pouring of resources into the research, and that enabled such vaccines, by removing blockers that block
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by forcry 5y ago
>Today it's almost 79. That's a nearly 50% increase. What about the quality of life? We know that people are getting sicker at a younger age, and if we consider that in addition to the ever increasing cost of the treatments, it
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by forcry 5y ago
As an outside observer, replication crisis appear to more a result of other things like "publish or perish" and other politics in academics
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by forcry 5y ago
"A man cannot want what he wants". You cannot really pay a man to "focus" (I mean, work passionately) on something, which is what exactly is required in these kind of things. And I think this might be blocking our progre
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by forcry 5y ago
>Why will 5G be widely adopted? I think we should reject 5G as a community. Not because any danger of radiation. But I think people should be able to say "This is enough", and stop ourselves to be forced to think "We need
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by forcry 5y ago
>My idea is to have a huge fuel tax, but to return it to each citizen in equal amounts, not use it for general purposes, so that people who really need to burn a lot of fuel can, but those who don't are incentivized not to. Interest
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by forcry 5y ago
It does not have to be. If the mainstream media set consensus, everything will have to fall in line. So in HN, the readers will do the job of censoring info if they are very out of line with the mainstream narrative. Look at this submission
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by forcry 5y ago
>So just always be on the side that is in the majority and has all of the power Until you find yourselves on the other side, by definition..
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by forcry 5y ago
Timing of COVID was a life saver for Moderna. I appears..
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by forcry 5y ago
> my first-hand knowledge Why do it need to be first hand knowledge, if it is legitimate? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28022905
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by forcry 5y ago
I see. Look, for me it does not add up. I mean, what is their end game? If the whole thing gains public support and popularity, which we have to assume their intention is, the people in the video can be easily followed up and their claims v
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by forcry 5y ago
Do you doubt the legitimacy of people in the first video?
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by forcry 5y ago
>is at variance with reality. Also, what does this mean? Please explain.
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by forcry 5y ago
Wait. What is your point exactly? The people in the first video are paid actors...or something? Also, a question to everyone who come across this. Do you think the people in the first video, who took part in trials and suffered injuries, de
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by forcry 5y ago
>they did not claim a real life vaccine injury, they claimed "many people Ok here you go.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mxqC9SiRh8 The community of people injured by the vaccine, mentioned in the video. https:&
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by forcry 5y ago
> 1 in 250,000 get blood clots after the vaccine. Were does this number come from? If it is from VAERS, this number should be multiplied by 100, to offset the under reporting, (only 1% of the actual events are reported, but even that is
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by forcry 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27995222

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