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Haha if thats what feel good to you then sure! Why the heck not! Whatever ideas feel groovy to you man!
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>> I completely get that, but it seems equally dangerous to trust random people on the internet writing about ivermectin. Does it?
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how about the FDA lets us buy whatever we want without a prescription because we're adults?
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>> the creators of Ivermectin won the Nobel for its applications in treating parasites, not COVID-19. I'm assuming it's safe if it won the Nobel price and has many years of usage backing it. That's more than can be said
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>> then 43% more people 65 or older per capita does not explain more than 100% more deaths per capita Why doesn't it? Is there some evidence that it does or doesn't.... or is this more of a claim? Is there direct evidence t
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>>provided facts in good faith that challenge your positions False. You have provided CLAIMS. Claims without a single supporting reference, and claimed those to be facts. Even your claim about providing facts is false! lol Claims tha
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Ivermectin won the Nobel prize. Here's a science article for ya. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016635422... There's actually way more science behind ivermectin than that experim
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You have no evidence for that. Florida has the highest per Capita elderly population in the U.S. except for Maine who has way less population density. Having a larger population of people who die from the virus means you're going to ha
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>> Florida may have more elderly per capita than California, but not 2X more. However they did have twice the death rate. Maybe herd immunity is exponential? Oh wait it is!!!! You're eliminating many possibilities with nothing t
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Was it flagged by mods or some user who prefers to censor instead of discuss ? This is pretty damning.
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>>The only difference was California’s restrictions and higher vaccination rate False. We literally just went over this... Florida is the second oldest state in the country and the oldest with a high population density which means it&
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'lowest levels of new cases' 'rate of Covid' They're the same thing...What numbers are you using? Or you just saying what kind of feels groovy in the moment brother ? Because I can dig it.
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Florida has the second highest per Capita number of old people in the country. California is one of the lowest at number 45. So while you're right...by not using per Capita numbers... you're presenting your data in a very diseng
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Florida has more old people than any other state 20% of the state pop, of course it's going to have more deaths with more of the age group that dies more of Covid. That doesn't explain why new cases are at rock bottom in a state w
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Exactly. Covid pushers are so disengenuous. Reference things when it suits them and ignore them when it doesn't. Truth is not the goal. Religion is.
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Florida has way more older people per Capita which are more vulnerable to Covid. So that accounts for the deaths. But why are new cases so low in a place with very few vaccinated and no Covid restrictions? You would think they would be sky
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Shocked that the media is inaccurate? You should see Sinclair broadcasting. One of the 4 or so corporations that own the media. https://youtu.be/hWLjYJ4BzvI
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This is fascinating. What else is interesting is that Florida who has had ZERO Covid restrictions this entire time, has the lowest levels of new cases per Capita in the lower 48.
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There's a huge push I've noticed recently on the social media to sell 'How to' guides in the tech industry. How to build side projects, how to ace the technical interview, how to get a tech job, how to learn to code, and
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'discretionary income' At a median wage of 50k a year...is there discretionary income or are large amounts of people living paycheck to paycheck in America?
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I find it very disengenuous for the news media to claim he died of Covid when he had multiple myeloma and was on heavy doses of chemo which damaged his immune immune system. The NYTimes has been the only source I've seen reporting this
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Around half a million innocent Afghani and Iraqi civilians died in Afghanistan and Iraq during those wars. I dont understand why the American news media neglected to report on that. Another interesting observation: Halliburton ran the supp
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"Reporters would rather tweet about the weather than investigate repression and torture by the regime." In America, most of the news media is owned by like 4 corporations. No exaggeration. How is reporting on Iran profitable is th
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I wonder how the social credit system interacts with sites like these.
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Some guy who told me to try walking a mile in his shoes. So I beat him up and took his shoes.
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I don't think metaphorically I think meta42ically. It's topical.
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How come there were seven horsemen of the Apocalypse in the Bible? and 12 disciples of Jesus? and ten commandments? It's real confusing. maybe what it means since there's seven horsemen of the Apocalypse and six is the number for
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Not trying to brag but I've crossed hundreds of bridges.
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Meritocracy exists for people with money. It takes money to fulfill your potential and be able to participate in meritocracy which by definition reward people according to their merit. If you can't even fulfill your merit, like a huge
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Thanks for this info. This will help with future job searches!
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