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loceng
5y ago
Firstly, there is more money flowing to the peaceful protestors from other sources/channels than either the GoFundMe or GiveSendGo - which this myopic propaganda news piece (to go along with the hack/leak of personal data from Giv
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loceng
5y ago
I hope people see this: Tamara Lich (one of the convoy protest organizers) and Brian Peckford (the last living First Minister/premiere of a province, retired in 1984 I believe, and directly helped draft our Charter of Rights and Freedo
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loceng
5y ago
What part of the world do you live in? Do you know what treatments they can be used for, if any are even approved and they can even be utilized? In Canada from my understanding is people can store these tissue products but they're not
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loceng
5y ago
In Ukraine there's a company called EmCell who has been using fetal stem cells for treating a wide range of diseases and autoimmune issues for the last 30 years; research for 30 years, clinical practice 25 years. There's a free do
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loceng
5y ago
Are you familiar with this practice in Canada? From my understanding you can pay to have these tissues frozen, but you're still not allowed to actually use them for anything?
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loceng
5y ago
Does anyone know of any communities who are designing to avoid passive monitoring or at least have a "dark mode" that's possible to enable? I think such things should be enshrined in law, however we've not reached that s
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loceng
5y ago
It's not door-to-door as far as we know, it's to specific people's homes who they saw posting on so social media. The military responded that they're not touching the protestors. "If you scare people enough, they wi
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loceng
5y ago
Your go-to reaction is thinking someone dressed up as an Ontario Police officer - which is illegal to do that - and was recorded on film doing that illegal act? Let me ask: if this is real, if proven to be real, what would your reaction or
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5y ago
Is this standard practice where everyone lives, where they preemptively come to your door if you posted to social media in regards to participating in a peaceful protest coming up, or do you see this as intimidation?
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5y ago
Is there a term already coined that's in line with "regulatory capture" [of government and policies by for-profit industrial complexes lobbying to help insert politicians favourable of or inattentive to their industry] but fo
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5y ago
Eloquently put. I can't quickly find the bookmark to the source, but someone had clearly framed how advertising is used towards increasing demand to make production highly profitable via economies of scales but also at the added expens
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5y ago
It could also have been more of a "hit piece" by the BBC on crypto/NFTs, and perhaps the controllers are financially incentivized/aligned with Bitcoin et al's success - so they pulled it? A possibility exists in the
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loceng
5y ago
Isn't there a log to immediately know what wallet coins just came to to the new address? E.g. you could check the history of the new address, to see where the coins came from, before approving the transaction by first verifying it didn
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loceng
5y ago
Is this a joke about taking "horse paste" or do you have an actual point?
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loceng
5y ago
I don't understand all technicalities of cryptocurrencies, however you make it illegal to mix with known stolen cryptocurrencies - and then it won't get mixed; else yes, it's a problem if your ethics make you okay with reward
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loceng
5y ago
So we pretend to treat it like cash and ignore that we can track and know exactly what digital currency is stolen? That's your proposed solution?
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loceng
5y ago
How exactly are you punishing innocent people? What's happening is you're rewarding thieves. Your example doesn't fit what I am saying either. With a digital currency you can do a pre-sale trick, so you'll see the funds
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5y ago
I ask this every so often during threads regarding stolen cryptocurrency: Is there any solution yet to preventing stolen cryptocurrency funds from being spent? Isn't the only solution to have a central database and require laws to requ
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5y ago
Have you ever invested in yourself and did you become more valuable to yourself, to the people around you, etc? And do you think people who are struggling to just survive, who are constantly stressed (which causes mental health issues, poor
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5y ago
Look into EmCell.com - there's a free documentary on the clinic here: https://stemcellsmovie.com/ - under the round "Watch Movie Free" button. They've not received much attention, nor do Western doctors&
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5y ago
It's too complex to rehash here in a comment - there are people like Andrew Yang who "have done the MATH" and it works out; you tie UBI to inflation also, so people only with UBI don't get priced out of the market, at th
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5y ago
Automation technology has allowed a machine to create 100,000s to millions of a product with very little input from a human to put in the raw resources into it. GDP grows instantly by at least 13% (in the US) if doing a $1,000/month UB
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5y ago
Holistic health and spiritual practices to open your mind and heart. It sounds like you're drowning, being weighted down, by your own biased judgement. I'd recommend to fast track to bypass your ego mind's unreasonable, unfla
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loceng
5y ago
"Two wrongs don't make a right" - did you miss that childhood lesson?
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5y ago
It's quite telling that your standards are so low, and that you think an app purposefully designed to prevent reporting of adverse events is somehow me expecting "perfectionism." That component on its own is not a complex pro
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loceng
5y ago
Gotcha. Well, could there not be benefit you're missing out on, of getting a better understanding of someone to see how they hold themselves while speaking on different topics? For example, Jordan Peterson is very sharp and articulate
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5y ago
My own evolving hypothesis is that pressure(s) in the body is a very important "setting," as well as the effects of natural Faraday cages that occur throughout the body/brain and at different layers. To note, I'm really
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5y ago
And of course you didn't watch any of it, right, just an automated dismissal? And then you didn't watch the Maddie De Garay video either, otherwise anyone who watches it and cares about integrity would be shocked - and would want
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5y ago
You seemed to miss my point. Do you believe that you learn more by hearing/watching, or reading less? You seemed to say you don't have time for long-form content? Did I misunderstand what you originally said?
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5y ago
Have you seen this yet? "COVID-19: A Second Opinion" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jMONZMuS2U "On January 24, 2022 Senator Ron Johnson invited a group of world renowned doctors and medical experts to the
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