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Professor Karol Sikora – fear is more deadly than the virus(youtube.com)
1 points by jakeogh 6y ago|0 comments
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Agreed. Excess mortality is the real measure. Note, you seem to be posting studies that did not pair HCQ with zinc, _and_ are not using it prophylactically. Is my understanding correct? For example: https://www.sciencemag.org&#x
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by jakeogh 6y ago
https://aapsonline.org/preliminary-injunction-sought-to-rele... more: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23405435 and: https://defyccc.com/another-junk-anti-hydroxychloroquine-stu...
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Mesmerising yt chan: vlad9vt, just pictures of artifacts and structures set to music https://youtu.be/EHFe10dp0L4
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Preliminary Injunction Sought to Release Hydroxychloroquine to the Public(aapsonline.org)
3 points by jakeogh 6y ago|1 comments
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Not completely. Fear is very profitable, it makes people more pliable, people that are afraid are less rational. There are strong incentives to make people irrationally afraid.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
The term is meaningless. That's the point. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20623177
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by jakeogh 6y ago
"hate speech" == whatever you want it to be Hitchens - Free Speech (2006): https://youtu.be/olefVguutfo
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by jakeogh 6y ago
What is the effect of fear? Cortisol spikes and avoiding going to the doctor for what would normally be a good reason need to be researched.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
These numbers would be much more useful if they were in pairs; (#people, #avg_years_lost). https://abcnews.go.com/Health/swine-flu-h1n1-pandemic-deaths... "Though the virus was deadly, the swine flu pandemic is st
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Excellent. un-nerfed link: https://old.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/hdxwf5/intrafamili...
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Whats the non-COVID-19 pneumonia# for 2019-2020? CDC Influenza and pneumonia deaths by influenza season and age: United States, 2008–2015: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/health_policy/influenza-and-pn...
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by jakeogh 6y ago
CDC Influenza and pneumonia deaths by influenza season and age: United States, 2008–2015: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/health_policy/influenza-and-pn... sha3_256:94b10eebd74923586d3ddbc762499de0ac42eb835663d
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by jakeogh 6y ago
I cant understand your comment unless you define partisan. If the legslative branch deligates the rule making to the executive branch, then take it up with the legslative branch... right? Blaiming the executive branch seems pointless. Am I
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by jakeogh 6y ago
A journalism license? I struggle to come up with a worse solution... No.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
By abuse do you mean use? If not, O admitted he was doing something unconstutional with it, numerious times. Which T example are you thinking of? Many laws are written to deligate rule making authority to the executive branch, clearly the p
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by jakeogh 6y ago
A close friend and I have run a blog about 09/11/2001 since ~2009, timewise it's easily one of the longest in existance (~2004 911blogger.com/faq), and some odd stuff has happened, but never a death threat. The previous
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by jakeogh 6y ago
I dont think the NYT is what it purports to be. Still run by the BBC's Mark Thompson I see. https://imgur.com/VUdcIou https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIMxvS-WEAER49I.png https://pbs.twimg.c
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Honestly, it really does. Nothing about that suggests they are making up anything. It's throughly organic; off the top of their heads. None of the body language or vocalization suggests deception to me. They include esoteric details an
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by jakeogh 6y ago
For sure. If you genuienly want to convince someone of something, you must be willing to engage them in the details. Trivilizing the disagreement is a defense mechanisim. If I am unwilling to engage with someone, I'll still be polite t
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by jakeogh 6y ago
"Study finds political bias skews perceptions of verifiable fact" 7 @ g for 2.25s is a verifiable fact from one of the most prestigious standards making bodies on the planet. There are tutorials on reproducing that NIST measuremen
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by jakeogh 6y ago
To cause the desired effect. It's the most effective technique to stop people from looking at something. Consider why this purely technical, on-topic and perfectly NIST sourced comment was flagged: https://news.ycombinator.c
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by jakeogh 6y ago
There are always people that actually believe it, but there are good reasons to suspect it's not entirely organic. If one made a list of times the "fake landing" thing was used, the vast _minority_ would be arguments agreeing
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by jakeogh 6y ago
People must make their own healthcare decisions. Telling others what to do because one does not want to wear an actually effective mask is rather slick conditioning towards a forced medical procedure. I think you understood the comment you
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Portage solved all that long ago. Parallel versions are called slots.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Yea, that's how it works. Self defense is level 0 of a functioning judicial system. Perhaps you get a lawyer to do it for you, but if you cant defend yourself, you are not operating in the most basic system of law. It's similar to
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by jakeogh 6y ago
Not naturally. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21384573 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23273961 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23273988
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by jakeogh 6y ago
I'll stick to cash. The result of not using is the loss of the ability to have 2 party direct money transfers.
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by jakeogh 6y ago
It's an oldschool txt pager caputre. They are unencrypted over the air. This data is not new[1], and it does originally source from wikileaks. It starts before the first aircraft impact[2]. There is a link in my profile that covers the
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by jakeogh 6y ago
No results. The story is very likely flagged or dead, I'm trying to find out of there is a query string to showdead in the search results.

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