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by pbak 5y ago
Do people have a canine MDR1 gene ?
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by pbak 5y ago
It gets the US to politically leave our banks and other institutions alone for a decade or maybe two.
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by pbak 5y ago
I both give you a 9/10 for your social camouflage course. Great work !
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by pbak 5y ago
Have you ever work in so-called 2nd and 3rd world countries ?
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by pbak 5y ago
I was wrong on the numbers. I have gone through the article. Still won't be done by early 2023, even at this rate. Logistics are hell, outside of urban centers.
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by pbak 5y ago
Yes, checked it. I was wrong. It's still mostly German owned.
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by pbak 5y ago
Don't you dare confuse people with ADE and advanced epidemiological concepts. Stay with "Vaccine Good, Covid Bad". That something easy. It can be explained by a talking head within a headline and 20 second soundbite. Even a p
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by pbak 5y ago
Pfizer actually manufactures only half of the third step in the process it acquired when it bought BioNTech. Everything before is actually made by only three subcontractors of BioNTech in 3 factories in Switzerland, Germany and Belgium (whi
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by pbak 5y ago
It took us 6 months to vaccinate 400-500 mil. people in industrial nations with the best logistics systems on the planet. We won't even be able to vaccinate the rest with basic doses for 7 years at a minimum at this rate. Alternatively
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by pbak 5y ago
Some of the indirect effects of Covid are infection by opportunistic bacteria. They don't help you fight Covid per-se, they help you not die.
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by pbak 5y ago
Maybe the journalist was precisely part of the overproduction...
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by pbak 5y ago
Walter, is that you ?
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by pbak 5y ago
The results say : "The primary outcome of hospitalization was met in 14/250 (5.6%) individuals in ivermectin group and 21/251 (8.4%) in placebo group (odds ratio 0.65; 95% confidence interval, 0.32–1.31; p = 0.227)" That
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by pbak 5y ago
It is too early to tell for now. Delta is less than 10% of cases in the US according to the CDC data tracker. I looked all over for relevant studies and data. There is only one publicly available source on that distinction, anywhere. It&#x2
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by pbak 5y ago
Are we going to have Emperor Macropoleon and Prince Putinovich chasing each other's cavalries across Pomerania, like 205 years ago ? How are the Central kingdoms going to react ? Are they going to try to increase their stranglehold on
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by pbak 5y ago
This is such a massive troll on Macron... Knowing the French, it's gonna get a lot of them massively triggered.
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by pbak 5y ago
Ahhh... the sweet sweet power of comparing absolutes to relatives without informing your reader you are doing it.
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by pbak 5y ago
Edelman has entered the chat... https://unlimitedhangout.com/2021/06/investigative-reports/e... My point : you still need somebody smart to set the tone, define the company line, write the basic copy. Then yo
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by pbak 5y ago
Oh, didn't know about it. Thanks, I learned something new today.
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by pbak 5y ago
Strong middle-eastern Frodo vibes on this one
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by pbak 5y ago
Those were not "critical systems". It was all the desktop computer used for basic office work (email, word processors, etc). Major mission critical systems are managed by the country's Ministry of the Interior, and haven&#x27
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by pbak 5y ago
I had recently just moved back from NYC at the time. I was kinda still plugged 24/7 to the US media sphere. But it's true that I don't remember it at all, even though I worked in a field parallel to CompuSec and usually notic
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by pbak 5y ago
Holy hell... no wonder they snuffed it out in the media. I live in Eastern Europe. A local city with a population of 300-400k was hit with a near total ransomware attack. The hackers asked for 400 bitcoin. The mayor answered to them on TV &
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by pbak 5y ago
Yes and no. It's not as good as it once was, and purchasing power is slowly but certainly going down. Everything is tightening up. Switzerland is extremely integrated into the western money circuits. If it goes to shit in the US, it&#x
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by pbak 5y ago
My opinion point is that maybe if the US tried to do old style approach to home ownership, old fashioned banking, it wouldn't need that many artifices like rating agencies. Why I think that: Your position is that the lack of a well inf
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by pbak 5y ago
In case of Equifax, for example, they're in a quasi-cartel with only two competitors. It's quasi-monopolistic. It has the same problems : nobody gives a flying furry about actual performance.
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by pbak 5y ago
Seems long covid fogs the market analysts brains too.
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by pbak 5y ago
As seen from another capitalist country, namely Switzerland, I take the "higher interest" rates as a tired argumentative "canard". It's a false idea perpetrated by lobbyists. We don't have such databases. The d
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by pbak 5y ago
Yes, as another reader pointed out, it actually wasn't good syntax |-) Anyways, "FREE ASSANGE" !
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by pbak 5y ago
As I warned, do what you wish with the RT article. Didn't take it as a credible source in the matter, but wasn't going to bother with a longer than 2 min. search either for all details. On a side note, I don't take the NYT to

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