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by peter422 5y ago
It ends with covid vaccines because that is the only pandemic that is currently raging across the globe. The politicians we elect democratically makes the decisions.
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It’s going to have to happen eventually. Why keep putting it off?
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Is Hunter Biden’s son in any position of power? Was he elected to anything? Appointed to any position in government?
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by peter422 5y ago
And long covid? The two people I know who had longer term side effects were quite healthy. Also by some definitions America is “mostly fat people” so your point is not that meaningful to begin with.
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Even the bad ones that are terrible and below replacement level are worth it? I don’t think so. Some coaches are “worth it”, many are not.
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There are more PHEVs than there has ever been. I know because I’m researching them to buy one. I can’t imagine how the success of Tesla has possibly not had the effect of speeding up legacy manufacturers to create PHEVs. Tesla led the way
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by peter422 5y ago
No it doesn’t. Read the study. People being hospitalized with covid-like symptoms is the broader population and those with prior confirmed covid infections and those with prior confirmed vaccines within that population are the sample grou
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by peter422 5y ago
Your interpretation of the study is wrong (and probably shows your internal bias in this matter). I’m not suggesting it is a perfect study, but the methodology makes sense. The point is that if somebody gets hospitalized for covid-like sic
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by peter422 5y ago
There is a more recent U.S. study [1], which comes to a different conclusion, and neither of these studies take into account boosters (or a longer delay between shots), which by all accounts improves vaccine effectiveness by ~10x. Being vac
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by peter422 5y ago
There is little evidence right now that immunity through a natural infection is better than immunity from a vaccine. Given the strains circulating now I don’t think your concern is valid. Vaccines are better and less risky than having your
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by peter422 5y ago
And the people peddling misinformation have no financial benefit? They don’t want you to subscribe to their patreon or their newsletter? Watch their YouTube videos? Also the reason Pfizer or other people pay for studies that may disprove
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by peter422 5y ago
If virologists weren't talking about it, how did you learn about it? Do you know enough about virology (or immunology as this would be) that I should listen to you over them? If the vaccines don't work, why do people in the real
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by peter422 5y ago
Vaccinated people have far, far fewer cases of severe covid and far fewer deaths. What else do you want them to look at?
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The mildness or severity of symptoms is determined after the period of maximum contagiousness. What you are talking about sounds nice in theory but it doesn’t really add up based on how this virus works. If anything there is a pretty stron
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At least you could mention that the cases are mainly surging in the unvaccinated. Also I don’t think anybody has said vaccines are going to eradicate covid, it is just a matter of saving peoples lives from completely preventable suffering a
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by peter422 5y ago
Do you think it would be better if our senior citizens, past working age, were just living on the street in poverty?
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by peter422 5y ago
You’d have done a better job? How so? You have expertise in strategic retreats after 20 years of war?
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by peter422 5y ago
And what is the alternate reality where they don’t get the vaccine and also don’t ever get covid? Some sickness and pain is going to happen, is a choice between minor, temporary side effects or gambling with a covid infection. The virus is
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by peter422 5y ago
And what are the hospitalization rates? Occupying beds and Heath care providers that could be treating conditions that are not preventable? What about long covid rates? It isn’t death or you’re fine.
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by peter422 5y ago
Every single person I know has gotten the vaccine at least twice, some three times, and not a single person has had any persistent side effects. I think the problem with saying the vaccine has all these side effects is that in placebo contr
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by peter422 5y ago
The auction will not sell for any less than the maximum amount the DAO has raised. If the DAO are heavily incentivized to bid, and you know what their max value is, somebody will bid them up. Sotheby’s is too smart not to make sure that ha
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by peter422 5y ago
In professional (and hearing) football and baseball hand signals are used as well. Security through obscurity mostly works fine. The teams generally change the meaning of the signals from game to game or even play to play, and it mostly ke
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by peter422 5y ago
Also for those unfamiliar with the layout of DC, the National archives and the Smithsonian are literally next to each other and a document like this obviously belongs at the archives (which is of course why it is there already). Their state
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by peter422 5y ago
FYI you can view one of the other copies at the National archives, which is carefully preserved and put on display for the public. That also might be defined as “for the people”. But I’m sure this multi million dollar deal also has solely a
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by peter422 5y ago
Well you seem like an unbiased interpreter of the available data. Good luck.
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Have you seen any studies about the potential long term effects of a sars-cov2 infection? Also any “whistleblower” complaints about the studies are ridiculous at this point. Billions of people have taken the vaccines, we are overflowing in
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The past vaccine timeline was driven mostly by monetary concerns and not safety ones. Companies did not want to risk spending tons of money on large trials until they were sure all the smaller ones were bulletproof. Once you get to the poi
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Yes billions of data points showing the safety and efficacy of the mRNA shots just isn’t enough. We need tens of billions otherwise you just can’t trust those things.
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You don’t think it is odd that the average video on YouTube gets 1-5% reactions to views and this one is at 33%?
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So in defense of keeping the dislikes pubic you are pointing to a video in which the dislike count is gamed by an Internet mob?

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