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by loceng 5y ago
Don't you think everyone in society would be shocked to also know that, aside from suppressing her severe adverse reactions, they only tracked participants for 7 days - along with other blatantly obvious problems with the vaccine trial
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by loceng 5y ago
And what are your thoughts, not fed to you by a mainstream narrative, on the contents of what Maddie De Garay shared about her and her daughter's experience in the Pfizer trial - or is ~10 minutes plus the time to think and write about
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by loceng 5y ago
Will there be confirmed better oversight than with Pfizer's 12-15 year old clinical trial, re: Maddie De Garay's story? https://youtu.be/L2GKPYzL_JQ - "How many more adverse effects have been covered up durin
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by loceng 5y ago
I've wondered why there isn't a potential cost to false claims to disincentive them. It costs time for someone to respond, so to file a claim there should be a deposit put in escrow, where if the takedown fails then the money is g
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by loceng 5y ago
They arguably don't have your view history though, though their relatively new streaming service will be likely changing that slowly.
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by loceng 5y ago
I don't think it's that quick for most people, but of course it's all anecdotal until some sort of proper research is done.
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by loceng 5y ago
If they had the full catalogue of all movies and series ever made then it'd easily be much easier to actually make more relevant recommendations, but their catalogue is actually shrinking as they have less old content they've been
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by loceng 5y ago
My guess is in part is that because it's nearly 10p% speculative, and ungrounded/not anchored in any high resolution way (say to specific companies' product or service sales, e.g. no real demand proven regarding sales) that&#
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by loceng 5y ago
Apparently it's because the stock market is crashing too? At least that's one narrative I'm seeing to try to quell HODLers into not selling.
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by loceng 5y ago
I don't remember them saying that - perhaps I'll rewatch. The amount they say causes a reduction was when giving 80,000 UI in a single dose because your body then initiates a process to break it down. Years ago a naturopath told m
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by loceng 5y ago
That would be competition for the upcoming patented nasal anti-viral delivery products - including one where patent was awarded to use repurposed drugs of Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, and some other one.
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by loceng 5y ago
Take 10,000 UI vitamin D3 liquid form until your blood lab test results show adequate levels; obvious need to do this with your doctor. Google searching for info puts all kinds of low quality results at the top, so I'll share video lin
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by loceng 5y ago
I wonder if this includes using inferences to indirectly target these categories, albeit with somewhat less accuracy but certainly more than non-targeted?
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by loceng 5y ago
What was the treatment, I presume medication, but was anything preventative-proactive or non-medication prescribed or suggested first re: lifestyle changes like cleaning up diet etc?
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by loceng 5y ago
Do you know if they teach that it causes cancer too?
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by loceng 5y ago
I wish we'd stop using shallow metrics life longevity over quality - it causes the layperson (who hasn't developed their critical thinking enough yet, or perhaps not capable to) to skim over that "lifespan" doesn't
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by loceng 5y ago
The solution is creating a competing platform and offering a better cut. You up for the task? Edit to add: lazy people downvote.
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by loceng 5y ago
Ah thanks, I didn't catch that aspect at first - threw off my interpretation.
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by loceng 5y ago
Specifically the airline industry, all industrial complexes, or adapting/adjusting copyright and intellectual property laws? Edit to add: Do you really have to downvote, don't you have something better to do with your click?
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by loceng 5y ago
And so what are we going to do as a society with these stolen funds? Playing a wallet mixing tracking game is a rat race and a waste of energy, otherwise we need a centralized system [on an immutable blockchain] to keep track of stolen fund
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by loceng 5y ago
Next step is directing attention of society to these systems and education as to why they're important.
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by loceng 5y ago
It sounds to me like the equivalent of taking your guns away. A zero effort kill switch makes the cost to the state much closer to zero if they don't have the counter force of individuals - and forget bad actors or actual criminals, I&
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by loceng 5y ago
I really like how they present themselves - with Pros/Cons link in main top nav - with first link being to the drawbacks. "No bulk messaging You cannot use Migadu to send mails fast. These attempts are monitored and will be quickl
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by loceng 5y ago
Someone with good post draw should create a poll.
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by loceng 5y ago
Years ago I was hosting guests from Airbnb. Due to my location I got a lot of English language students coming to Canada for 2-3 long immersion courses. One guest shared with me that one of their assignments was to engage with hosts, even i
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by loceng 5y ago
So what's the pitch to the investors then - they'd arguably need to disclose this possibilty? Or is this next level of pumping up before dumping on public market via IPO?
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by loceng 5y ago
Would they really throw the golden egg out with the bathwater though - even if the egg's not shining quite as bright anymore because targeting isn't as accurate? Seems like an overly risky move that stock holders shouldn't al
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by loceng 5y ago
Why so?
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by loceng 5y ago
Has anyone else been surprised that COVID numbers generally provide very narrow/shallow or no context for the numbers prevented, for example, how COVID numbers compare to flu season? Mind you I don't think any nation has ever done
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by loceng 5y ago
If we organize as a society, which in part means educating along with fixing the voting systems in most places to be fair and balanced (like by drowning out industrial complex lobby money by giving every eligible voter a $100/year vouc

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