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O.C. school board suing Newsom over K-12 Covid mask mandate
(archive.ph)
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SpaceX Preps 'Ruggedized' Starlink Dish for Cars, Boats, and Planes – PCMag
(pcmag.com)
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Even if eggs are somewhat unhealthy you also have to balance that with the fact that they have every possible nutrient and micronutrient needed to create a living animal. You could be getting trace nutrients we don’t even know we need.
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5y ago
Sorry I think it was leaning the other way when I wrote the comment. At least the top section I read through. Good news. I’ll leave my comment up.
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5y ago
Good point for sure.
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Have we seen a vaccinated person conceive and have a healthy birth? I’m not at all saying that’s a risk but just that it’s an example of something we haven’t had time to test.
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5y ago
For one thing those are policies that were carefully developed over decades not in a few weeks in the middle of a mass panic. Also those policies usually have religious and medical exemptions.
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It’s not a small stretch to imagine expanding it to all grocery stores. Then if you want to eat you have no choice but to get it. What about denying healthcare for unvaccinated? Another easy step.
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5y ago
Covid will be long gone in 100 years. But you know what might not be gone: the precedents we’re creating today. Introducing a show-your-papers culture where we once had a free and open society.
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Boston mayor compares NYC's vaccine mandate to slavery
(nypost.com)
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A bit off topic but you know what’s really jarring for me? For the past ten years I’ve agreed with the majority on hacker news on almost every issue. Software patents, voting rights, who knows what else. Everyone seemed to just find the rig
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I constantly see people suffer through painful cramps after exercising because they refuse to replace the salt they lost through sweating due to salt being bad for you.
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We’ve had nearly two years to expand our hospital resources. Why didn’t we do that instead of taking away bodily autonomy?
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Imagine showing this article to people pre-pandemic, it'd be near universally reviled. We collectively lost our minds in March 2020.
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Sweden: Despite Variants, No Lockdowns, No Daily Covid Deaths – AIER
(aier.org)
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5y ago
Shocking when you see good news.
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Now almost 80% of 16 to 24 year olds in England have Covid antibodies
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Long-lasting Covid-19 symptoms rare in children
(bbc.com)
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The Delta Surge May Collapse Faster Than You Think – A Doctor Explains
(m.youtube.com)
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Could there be any dna left in the wine? Could we recreate ancient Roman grape and yeast and then reproduce the wine?
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Doc Who Backed Hydroxychloroquine Files $100M Defamation Suit Against CNN
(msn.com)
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Teacher sues Phoenix School District over mask mandate
(azfamily.com)
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OP said this might be 25% efficient. Peltiers are 1-2%?
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New York Times Quashed Covid Origins Inquiry – The Spectator World
(spectatorworld.com)
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You could also built completely silent refrigerators and freezers that last 100 years.
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Could you put these on the backs of solar panels to capture some waste heat? Or tack them on ice engines.
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I figure you can make them progressive by taxing luxury items and not necessities. Obviously there’s a ton of gray area but it could still help a lot.
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It’s sad to think a tesla might fall into this category.
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Now, risks of further isolation are worse than Covid – Matters Of hmbreview.com
(hmbreview.com)
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Isn’t dollar tree the only dollar store? Dollar general is just a mini Walmart, right. No one dollar prices involved. Also how weird that a one dollar store can exist in any kind of inflationary economy. Prices have doubled from 20-30 year
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