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by loonster 5y ago
Herd immunity only requires a certain percentage of the population to be immune. It doesn't matter how the immunity is acquired. Given enough time, all populations will eventually attain herd immunity.
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by loonster 5y ago
I also remember during the debates Trump was talking up the vaccine and Bidens says something like "And who is going to take it?" It was rather cool to be anti vaccine 1 year ago. Now its verboten.
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by loonster 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Economist_Group Owners: Agnelli families (43.40%) Rothschild, Cadbury, Schroder Layton This is supposed to be a group that abhors manipulation?
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by loonster 5y ago
In this instance, showing the lyrics that were censored would have increased the outrage.
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by loonster 5y ago
It's much simpler to just not watch it. Deprive them of the ad revenue.
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by loonster 5y ago
All news is manipulation. The only difference is how you are being manipulated and by whom.
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by loonster 5y ago
Its a bad song and I don't want to listen to it to get all the lyrics. [0] >Pandemic ain't real, they just planned it, ayy, ayy (They just planned it) >Biden said the jab stop the spread, it was lies (I remember) That is all
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by loonster 5y ago
Over the long term, it doesn't matter. People will change business hours that best suite them.
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by loonster 5y ago
I would need to know - Short-term risks of taking vaccine - Long-term risks of taking vaccine - Short-term benefits of taking vaccine - Long-term benefits of taking vaccine - Risks and benefits of alternatives The vaccine doesn't even
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by loonster 5y ago
Reheating to 176F for 10 minutes (or 185F for 5m) will deactivate the botulinum toxin. This won't kill the botulism spores, just the toxin that can kill you.
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by loonster 5y ago
I used to work with a very obese man doing blue collar work. When he sweats, he smelled like a deep frier.
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by loonster 5y ago
Anyone know of a good milk recipe book?
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When they do it deliberately with cattle they call it line breeding.
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by loonster 5y ago
Great read,Thanks.
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by loonster 5y ago
Something like that exists for DVORAK. Maybe someone else makes a similar product that works like an any keyboard. https://www.keyghost.com/qido/
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I'm not aware of any currently, but that doesn't mean someone isn't doing one. At the very least, there is likely several cohort studies going on right now that will capture some useful data. There is no substitute for time.
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by loonster 5y ago
I remember reading in 2020 that those that have received a TB vaccine had better results with Covid. I never did find out if there was a co confounding variable that explains it. (I wouldn't be surprised if it does.)
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by loonster 5y ago
One of the reasons it got looked at was due to a scabies outbreak at Valley View Nursing Home in Toronto that coincidentally had a Covid outbreak at the same time in early 2020. Oddly enough, the residents that had scabies did better than t
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by loonster 5y ago
The elderly typically are more conservative than the young. The elderly are also taking the vaccine at a higher rate than the young. Just based on demographics, I would assume a significant number of Republicans have taken it.
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by loonster 5y ago
The vaccine hesitancy started out with the entire media, Biden and Fauci saying an effective vaccine will be years away. Meanwhile Trump is out hawking the warpspeed vaccine like it will save the world. A week after the election and the nar
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by loonster 5y ago
I used to work for that company at the bottom. Naively I thought we were the only bottom feeder. The company would use up the tool budget on useless things, then ended up hand working everything.
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by loonster 5y ago
I don't understand why I should care if someone else takes HCQ, Ivermectin or shoots bleach into their veins. [1] https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7e8dy/doctors-are-injecting...
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by loonster 5y ago
It also had a cracked vent pipe. Sickness was correlated with floor level (the higher the floor level, the higher the infection rate). The important takeaway is SARS 1 had significant fecal-oral transmission and not just respiratory. And ye
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by loonster 5y ago
After you read about the Amoy Gardens and SARS1, you will no longer think of it as hyperbolic. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16696450/ >Abstract >Recent investigations into the March 2003 outbreak of SARS in Ho
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by loonster 5y ago
Yes it does. Just replace the vaccine with snake oil and follow it to its logical conclusions. I'll use some BS numbers to make the point. Let's assume: study population of 100, 20% of the population had a prior infection, half ar
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by loonster 5y ago
The logic is bad. You need to compare 5 groups. Your group 3 lumps together people that were previously infected with those that were not previously infected. By doing that, it would artificially show the vaccine was more effective than it
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by loonster 5y ago
I fail to see how the article supports the title.
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It's in the better be monitoring labwork and taking vitamin d cofators territory. Under Dr supervision, daily vitamin d can be much higher. For example, the Coimbra Protocol for multiple sclerosis can be as high as 40k daily.
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by loonster 5y ago
In the past year, I bought a couple hundred picture books for my kids. I average around $4 most of that is shipping charges. Most of the books I get are former library books.
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by loonster 5y ago
I would have appreciated a picture of the display. I have a strong sense of what I think it looks like, but would like a picture to be sure.

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