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by neuronic 6y ago
German Democratic Republic did this, with a resulting 99% vaccination rate.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Paramedics won't go through your wallet anyways.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Not happening, recent polls suggest that in Germany, 55% percent of the population is willing to get the vaccine. That isn't enough for herd immunity (at around 60%) and real vaccination rate will be even lower. There is also no chance
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by neuronic 6y ago
Maybe also mentioned that it managed those 1.8 miles travelling since the 70s...
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by neuronic 6y ago
Yep, and it certainly helps. Also Dr. Joe Dispenza's Mind Body Connection. I think a lot comes from stress, anxiety and dealing with your body with a wrong mindset. But it doesn't explain all the issues away.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Correct, I don't expect doctors to cure me. I expect them to acknowledge that EBV could play a part here. But nope, just anxiety.
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by neuronic 6y ago
People are unable to worry about or comprehend the effects that happen right NOW. I am a staunch believer in post-viral syndrome as I experienced it first hand following an Epstein-Barr infection (mono) but aside from a handful of researche
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by neuronic 6y ago
My family was directly affected by Stasi. I care about what the government knows and what it can do to you. I constantly have 2-3 low risk exposure notifications. But it doesn't matter where they happened since I already know that I am
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by neuronic 6y ago
I support some extremely limited baseline censorship. Pretty much just "don't incite violence or get people harmed/killed". But I guess you need a World War ravaging your continent first to get there.
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by neuronic 6y ago
> Check out Dr. Rhonda on youtube That's basically the embodiment of what is wrong with the field. Saying that nutrition science is at most in its infancy and we shouldn't derive any actions from the tiny amount of well underst
551.
by neuronic 6y ago
Bluetooth wasn't an option for Sonos before the Move. All my Sonos devices support WLAN only, no other way to connect.
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by neuronic 6y ago
That's why I said "I am this close to actually calling it pseudo-science". You make a good point and I agree. But I think it's way way way too early in nutrition to treat it with the confidence that we do. We just don&#x
553.
by neuronic 6y ago
I said nutritionists but should have said 'nutrition science'. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Every single smart TV I have owned was complete and utter garbage and I am a tech person who carefully reviews what they buy. I went with a Sony for the display tech but dear God is AndroidTV hot garbage. Interfaces, UX, everything terrible
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by neuronic 6y ago
Why? Human nutrition is largely confused science. Industry takes advantage to make billions in profit with snake oils. I am this close before calling it pseudo-science but I think it's just the biological complexity that gets lost amon
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by neuronic 6y ago
I have hypothyroidism as well. If you take 7000 IU it might take years for you to slowly develop vitaminosis. Get your blood checked regularly to keep track. Vitamin D is fat-soluable and not flushed out by the kidneys. It sticks in the b
557.
by neuronic 6y ago
Regarding your first point, I think it's important to understand the difference between hard numbers/stats and the human impact of writing something like that. IMO, a certain expression can be technically true and statistically
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by neuronic 6y ago
If Free Willy is any indication they waited until an Orca jumped above them and quickly attached a camera to its belly. To make my comment more productive, maybe they attach it to the fins using sticks and bait, like with sharks: https:&
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by neuronic 6y ago
> If you are not between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, or if you happen to be a woman , you may not know what Dungeons & Dragons is, exactly, or why you would want to get involved with it, even in the context of an essay in a
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by neuronic 6y ago
As long as you don't spread disinformation with overconfidence you really just learn. The problem with false information are the people who want to sell it as correct information for a variety of reasons.
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by neuronic 6y ago
There is another one: regulation of vitamin D occurs before synthesis in the body. Ready vitmain D from food/supplements can't be regulated by the body and all excess vitamin D will have its full effect.
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by neuronic 6y ago
So we are going to be able to easily customize face plates. Nice. That's how people will get their black option.
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by neuronic 6y ago
None of that even remotely matters. As soon as the Internet gets their hand on a physical PS5 and embargoes are gone you will see teardowns and 'controlled Sony messaging' won't help anyone.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Because the universe around us is unreachable, for a long time coming. It simply does not matter to our daily life that we are insignificant. We can observe, explore and expand knowledge. But never touch the surface of any other planet or f
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by neuronic 6y ago
Please lay out how any government profits from this. Consequences of COVID measures currently include, among others: - reduced tax income, vastly more debt - frustration within the population - revelation of systemic flaws All of these make
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by neuronic 6y ago
HeOS is bluetooth only while Sonos is now bluetooth and WiFi. WiFi is nice because I don't ever get connection issues or drops around the house. I have a few bluetooth speakers and they were bad at this. Just walking into the kitchen o
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by neuronic 6y ago
We would probably cause our own mini stellar explosion on Earth before anything hit us from somewhere else.
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by neuronic 6y ago
> brute-force trial and error That's just another nice way to describe evolution. It's just a storm of probabilistic biochemistry. I think if you read about how fast and crowded biochemical interactions in the cell are [1], you
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by neuronic 6y ago
If you have ever done any work or reading on immunology then you wouldn't think it to be far fetched to claim that immunology IS in fact ecology.
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by neuronic 6y ago
This, again, proves that as an educated society we need to decisively counter the for-profit lies of influential corporations. There is a fundamental problem that may cost us severely in the not too distant future. Fossil fuel companies hav

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