kadkadels

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by kadkadels 2y ago
I agree. It seems to me that people just ... like to forget stuff like that. They just want someone else in charge. And now with the advent of TikTok a certain party frequently targets young people and tells them that there are easy solutio
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Looks good to me, I'm a native speaker.
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Aside from their political positions - which are diametrically opposed to mine anyway, so I won't argue about them right now, it would be pointless - they seem to be the most incompetent party around. Corrupt and buyable, just look at
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by kadkadels 2y ago
The vaccines significantly reduce the severity and duration of covid. Reduced severity translates to a lower risk of complications, including myocarditis. It doesn't have to prevent infection completely to protect you.
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by kadkadels 2y ago
No, not really. Actually it was completely different. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalidomide_scandal#United_Sta... >In the U.S., the FDA refused approval to market thalidomide, saying further studies were needed.
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by kadkadels 2y ago
I will be in the minority here but I really like Windows 10. Might be stockholm syndrome from work. What exactly you might ask, well, just ... how it looks, for example. Still modern. I like the search bar. Dicking around in the registry. I
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Could also be: delayed checkups, e.g. blood pressure, cancer. Delayed treatment. Other transmittable diseases, for example novel flu variants. But no, it has to be the vaccine.
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by kadkadels 2y ago
We are not talking about vaccine efficiency or efficacy here though but adverse events specifically. >If we check the data for say the Pfizer trial, what we see is no effect on mortality The point is that there are almost no serious adve
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by kadkadels 2y ago
>You seem to be really emotional about this. I'm not, don't worry :) >Need to say, the psychogram of those who defend pharma relentlessly to this day is very interesting. I see anger, insults The only one who is hurling insu
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by kadkadels 2y ago
And I'm not sure how anyone can be a conspiracy theorist and honestly believe that all governments and regulatory agencies all over the world try to hide some grand conspiracy about vaccine efficacy and safety, but here we are. >vac
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Rule number 1: don't argue with conspiracy theorists, they will come up with all sorts of nonsense. >„Fact checkers“ have been shown again and again to be politically biased up to active manipulation. Only people who always agree wi
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by kadkadels 2y ago
It does affect concentration and if an IQ test goes on for long enough and is not interesting enough to warrant some kind of hyperfocus, I get distracted. And so my IQ score will be worse. Or not? I have ADHD and it doesn't make me dum
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Well, in that case, good that Australia isn't the only country in the world: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsde... which clearly shows that all-cause deaths in England were higher among t
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by kadkadels 2y ago
Don't worry about it being awkward, there are many reasons for being in a wheelchair besides not being able to walk at all . I mean, the fact that wheelchairs are provided at the entrance indicates that there is a demand from individu
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by kadkadels 2y ago
You seem to be confused about how the Swiss legal system works, so let me clarify it for you: The government is bound by laws, constitutional principles, and institutional mechanisms that prevent the majority from infringing on the rights o
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by kadkadels 2y ago
They have more than 2500 Members, you know every single one of them? Impressive.