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Tornado Cash Dev Arrested
(decrypt.co)
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internet_user
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what? Lead and cadmium ARE heavy metals. You didn't know? https://scdhec.gov/sites/default/files/Library/OR-1695.pdf "Solar panel waste can include heavy metals such as silver, lead, arsenic an
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> Bare minimum to not get fired and doing what is expected of you are different things. They literally hammer into your head for months on end that employees will do the absolute bare minimum not to get fired in every MBA program. Ordina
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Solar leaks heavy metals into top soil. Most of solar is not recycled properly. Nobody seems to worry about that at all. If a solar facility gets carpet bombed during a war, you think it's more likely it will all just get somewhat clea
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4y ago
Could you argue how nuclear energy will cause 50 degree summers? Because I cannot.
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internet_user
4y ago
“Profit” isn’t always measured in money. Influence and control are also profit, even if do not increase your bank account size or improve your geopolitical strategic position. Someone posted a timeline above in years, amusingly it lines up
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4y ago
>highly "ideological" in this forum. now you got my attention?
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4y ago
The internet died in 2016. https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php?threads/dead-internet-...
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internet_user
4y ago
Why is it unavailable? You can easily outbid the miners, since your idea is so much more superior. You might make billions. When are you starting that business?
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4y ago
The thread dropped off the front page so quickly, despite huge amount of comments. must be another deboosted keyword in here somewhere!
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4y ago
The WHO decided they were a true pandemic. Take it up with the WHO experts to reclassify them as something else. Until then enjoy being wrong.
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4y ago
Miners cannot use expensive electricity and therefore cannot expand unless they find really really cheap electricity rates.....which are apparently unavailable? lol. US-based miners use the absolute cheapest they can find, as doing otherwis
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4y ago
Not a popular opinion on this board: Mining helps to balance renewable grids via Demand Response, by allowing to build renewable excess capacity that can be used in times of peak demand, and consumed by mining when the grid demand is low. I
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4y ago
Irrelevant. a plainly false statement was made: "it's the only truly global pandemic in a century", your goalposts movements notwithstanding. Lack of knowledge around basic facts of the field (public health) is a clear and im
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4y ago
Get politics out of medicine? I'm not holding my breath.
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4y ago
FALSE. We do know. That's why certain vaccines are NOT given to certain populations. That's precisely why JCVI declined to recommend, it was based on RISK vs benefit considerations. Because we know . In an emergency, in
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4y ago
>Ok so one country has chosen FALSE. 20+ countries. You apparently simply refuse to follow the science from credible authorities. >But the risk of refusing it vastly outweighs that. FALSE. Again, why are you refusing to follow the sci
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The best part, that list is the UK JCVI, the official body that advises the UK govt. Like the NIH Office of Vaccine Research. They declined to recommend universal vaccination for under 15. Politicians disregarded the advice. Pollard literal
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Why are you reading Wikipedia instead of the official government data that I linked? Directly from the Finnish and British governments. First link. Click on “vaccines for young people”: Moderna is still banned for boys/young men in Fin
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4y ago
No, what destroyed trust is utterly shameless lying by people who knew what they are saying is utter nonsense. and yet they kept at it for two years.
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4y ago
False. Moderna remains banned in the Nordics for boys/men under 30. NHS does NOT give AZ boosters, only mRNA. NHS will not give AZ for those under 40, only mRNA. [1] https://thl.fi/en/web/infectious-dise
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False. We do know that they can cause harm. That's why they are either limited or outright banned for certain populations. Moderna remains banned in the Nordics for boys/men under 30. NHS does NOT give AZ boosters, only mRNA.
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>After billions of dollars, the scaremongering horror stories about "side effects" and "long term effects" have of course never eventuated. Never eventuated, like you mean Astrazeneca was never suspended in eighteen
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Why did UK’s Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) refuse to recommend universal vaccination to 12-15s on risk benefit basis? How did these internationally renowned vaccinologists and immunologists suddenly become antivaxxe
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Why did 18 countries pull Astrazeneca? Why did Nordics pull Moderna? Are they all populated exclusively by anti-vaxxers?
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>which did them no harm whatsoever Astrazeneca was suspended in eighteen countries across three continents. Nordic countries pulled Moderna. "no harm"? really?
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We've had two pandemics since the typhus/flu pandemics of 1920s. 1. 1968 flu pandemic. 2. 1957 flu pandemic
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Immunity is likely long term. There was evidence of a bone marrow compartment formation after primary infection in the early days of the pandemic, maybe even as early as 2020. It continues to be supported. Latest: https://jamanet
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5y ago
"bots" are just strawbuyers. How do you distinguish a strawbuyer and a "bot" (that also buys)? Don't these "bots" all have unique payment details?
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5y ago
I think adafruit is about to discover just how potent the profit motive is for humans.
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