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mythrwy
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mythrwy
5y ago
Sex sex sex, that's all they think about. (Clones if it's tissue culture)
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mythrwy
5y ago
I think, (or hope rather) that the mandates are well meaning, no I don't think this is dictatorship, rather I'm addressing your more "meta" point about social responsibility and the perils of one group being able to dict
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mythrwy
5y ago
While I don't disagree with what you are saying in the abstract, there are limits and the demands really should be rational. I don't see that with this series of vaccines. They do not stop transmission. The ICU issue cannot be add
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mythrwy
5y ago
Wow, you managed to pack an appeal to authority, an appeal to ridicule and an ad hominem all in one sentence! Topped with a cherry of FO which I assume means "fuck off". If you are actually any older than millennial (as you claim)
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mythrwy
5y ago
I'll be curious to know what these numbers are in 5 years.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Maybe. One non peer reviewed study. Reduces transmission some. For a brief period. How does this translate into force everyone to take an experimental shot (with some number of side effects and deaths) every X months? We see, right now, out
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mythrwy
5y ago
In other words, we checked ourselves found everything we did was right! But those of use paying attention to press releases and what actually happened know better.
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mythrwy
5y ago
It's hard to sympathize with people who still believe this series of vaccines prevents others from spreading infections and thus all measures to require compliance are fine.
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mythrwy
5y ago
I didn't force the teller to give me the money. I only head a gun to his head and told him to give me the money. He was free to refuse at all times.
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mythrwy
5y ago
This is an entirely different situation then smallpox though. The modes of action are not the same.
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5y ago
http://www.stormfax.com/huryear.htm I don't see a clear trend in number of hurricanes. Sorry. I'd have to look at how "extreme events" were ascertained (hopefully not cherry picked) in the 2 20 year peri
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5y ago
Naw, these are facts and what I've observed. My position was implicit from the first and if you didn't observe it I guess I understand not observing what has happened in the real world as opposed to what was predicted to happen in
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5y ago
Extreme weather events haven't doubled in the past two decades. That is ludicrous. Additionally the article you link doesn't even say that. Neither are the coral reefs collapsing. https://www.royalgazette.com/envir
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mythrwy
5y ago
Maybe because thieves can't be assed to wipe the phone before putting on ebay?
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5y ago
That's really strange, I'm curious what you have seen in the last 30 years that makes you feel catastrophe is more imminent (climate wise, not social or geopolitical, we probably agree that is off the rails lol). The polar ice cap
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mythrwy
5y ago
Ok, but more heat means more water vapor which means more cloud cover which means less heat. More CO2 means more plant growth which means less CO2 as the carbon is tied up. It's not one factor you can examine cleanly in isolation. Ther
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5y ago
An understanding that dealing with super complex systems with lots of interacting variables are very hard to accurately model and prediction value is likely to be low? Plus maybe just a general distaste for propaganda. For my own part I bel
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mythrwy
5y ago
Maybe they could charge people $1 to label other's posts as fake news. And $1 to remove one vote that a post is fake news. Capitalize on the flame wars. Ya, it won't make the world a better place but does Twitter do that now?
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mythrwy
5y ago
"Delay" is not "Contain".
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mythrwy
5y ago
At a population level view he is exactly right. A partial dose of antibiotics scenario is exactly what we have done with these vaccines.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Disagree. Not only will what you suggest not happen, ever, because it's logistically impossible but the idea that it's the unvaccinated causing vaccine evading variants is ass backwards.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Both palms and grasses are monocots (only one seed leaf as opposed to two and parallel veins as opposed to the type of veins you might see on an oak leaf). Palms are not members of the grass family (Poaceae) though.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Maybe the end goal was always the control of information and advertising was just a sideline. Same with Facebook.
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mythrwy
5y ago
"Down in his barn, my uncle preserved for me an old machine!"
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mythrwy
5y ago
We did't even get a full 20 years like the boomers but only 15! Stands to reason I guess.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Also a strong contingent that believes it makes poor macroeconomic sense as it simply increases inflation with no gains (but probable losses) in net societal standard of living.
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mythrwy
5y ago
Yes, but not soon enough!
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mythrwy
5y ago
Yes I think that would work. Check out this guy, he grows oranges in Nebraska in thermal heated greenhouses. As I recall he talks about cooling as well. He has tubes around 8 feet under the ground running around the yard. https://
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5y ago
Invent better (less harmful, more desirable) drugs?
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mythrwy
5y ago
Are there many vaccines that require boosters after only a few months? I'm not aware of any. I got a tetanus booster a couple of years ago in response to an injury. Should be good for another 10 years. By now it's plainly obvious
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