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by gonational 5y ago
A noble discovery... However, even if this was an economically viable solution to the perceived problem of CO2 in the atmosphere, this doesn't help with the goal of setting up a global government and global tax, so it would be ignored.
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by gonational 5y ago
How about the 30 or so that I listed in my original comment above… read much?
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by gonational 5y ago
Oh, that is interesting. There are some interesting historical name stories; such as "World War", which wasn't really in use until decades after the first world war.
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by gonational 5y ago
Except that theories rooted in facts, with evidence, and a track record of successful predictions, has nothing to do with mythology.
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by gonational 5y ago
- US government poisoning alcohol during prohibition - US government using dead baby body parts for radiation testing without consent of the parents - US government giving Black people syphilis on purpose - Operation pape
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by gonational 5y ago
This situation began with a market gap in the late 2000s: the need for "web scale" apps capable of handling tens of millions of requests per day. This gap spurred the creation of tools with a lot of bad practices (e.g., Mongo, etc
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by gonational 5y ago
I am absolutely OK with any platform censoring any content for any reason, as long as they are not treated like a public square by the government.
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by gonational 5y ago
It's interesting to see people labeled as "anti-vaxxers" or "vaccine hesitant" or "unvaccinated". If I was not looking to purchase a medication because I had no ailment, and then a medical professional cam
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by gonational 5y ago
For anybody else who stumbles across the above uninformed comment, here is some information for context (wrt "gene therapy", etc.): https://www.nature.com/gt/journal-information https://www.nature.
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by gonational 5y ago
What evidence did you have that people were doing this, which presumably affected your opinion on this topic?
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by gonational 5y ago
I learned about Ivermectin from MedCram circa May 2020. Everybody I know personally who did not learn about it from me learned about it from Eric Weinstein on the Joe Rogan podcast. A good friend of mine watches Fox News no less than three
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by gonational 5y ago
> Regardless of what the copy on some obscure CDC website says Read that, out loud... All you need to do is set your search parameters to filter out items from the past 24 months. https://www.nature.com/gt/journal-in
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by gonational 5y ago
The nationwide report that everybody talked about, pertaining to poison control centers receiving endless calls about this was completely fake. It turned out that rather than 70% of calls it was actually 2% of calls and over half of them we
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by gonational 5y ago
Yeah, because nothing says "recognize the current scientific understanding" like dismissing hundreds of studies because of a couple bunk meta-analysis. Also, nothing says "recognize the current scientific understanding"
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by gonational 5y ago
The United States CDC literally changed the definition of "vaccine" this year, so that these products could still be identified as vaccines. You're going to tell me that it's "science illiterate" to consider mR
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by gonational 5y ago
Would you mind linking me to the evidence that this is incorrect? Posts like mine are being censored across-the-board on the Internet because of "interests". I mean, how much more evidence could you possibly linked to then 119 stu
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by gonational 5y ago
Given that MV Ever Given drew a penis and balls outside the canal[1] before entering, I suspect there is a chance the jam was not an accident. 1. https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_605c2e44c5b67ad3871c9afe
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by gonational 5y ago
The coronavirus will never end until people turn off their TV and MSM in general and start looking elsewhere for information. First, the elephant in the room... Ivermectin. Ivermectin, which has been on the market globally for like half a c
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by gonational 5y ago
> Turning vaccines into a political wedge issue is one of the stupidest things I've seen in my life. Sadly, there is one thing worse: health "authorities" and "experts" completely disregarding therapeutics, e.g.,
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by gonational 5y ago
I wonder if they've considered just allowing people to say what they want. Maybe they could create some form of legal provision, perhaps even an amendment to our constitution, which would allow for freedom of speech. Thoughts on this i
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by gonational 5y ago
If their concerns are validated, are they still "conspiracy theorists"? I mean, this reads a bit like "don't kill rabbits or else those people who say you kill rabbits will be further validated with their conspiracy theo
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by gonational 5y ago
Shoot. Has uBlock Origin been neutered in Firefox? I've been using it since the beginning and never bothered to check whether or not support has been reduced in some form.
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by gonational 5y ago
If fear is the poison, then courage is the antidote. You're right, 100%, but it's easy to lose sight of the fact that bullies, especially in this modern era, are the weak ones, and when you stand up for yourself you'll be sur
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by gonational 5y ago
I see a lot of outrage in here and I truly love that. Honest question: would you express the same level of outrage, if the service in question was primarily a purveyor of political content that you disagreed with, or "hate speech"
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by gonational 5y ago
Something like 30 million Russians were killed by socialism in the last century... I imagine that has an effect on your culture.
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by gonational 5y ago
Should I have preceded my comment with "trigger warning: real information ahead"? I mean, it's now considered "flame be" to state your opinion? Not everybody gets their science from CNN, so not everybody is going to
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by gonational 5y ago
Military protection, as well as streets, side walks, fire and schools, are all free service given to non-taxpayers. And everybody is subject to the draft, yet only taxpayers actually pay for the military and its weapons. I think that's
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by gonational 5y ago
I agree with your first paragraph. I don't think the solution is to use ranked choices though. I think the solution is to make voting rights contingent on full time work or taxes paid (whether through work or capital gains). As long as
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by gonational 5y ago
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by gonational 5y ago
Timeline of Stupidity A: "we should give everyone free money!" B: "no, that'll make everyone lazy..." A: "no, people will work on things they love instead!" [everyone gets free money]

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