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For reference he was the 11th listed author among 12 for RSS version 1. I’m sure he has some contributions but he was not the main inventor of it.
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And yet the current world chess champion often plays 80 bullet games within a matter of hours in various online events or matches. Everybody is different. Playing lots of games gives you the ability to experience playing different types of
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5y ago
Yes a beautiful movie until that violinist looks at the camera.
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>10 pedestrians are killed each year by human drivers in SF, and almost exclusively they are the drivers fault (not only by definition, but also based on an impartial assessment of the situations). People will not care, and I also do not
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If it was a natural virus it is way, way more likely that it would have infected locals (farming bat guano for instance) than it would be discovered by a researcher, then brought back to Wuhan, then leaked there. We also have no idea where
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Vaccine efficacy against infection wanes, but not severe disease and death. This is likely due to the difference in speed in which the B cells (faster) and T cells (slower) wane from the vaccine. Your claim is frustrating because it is ina
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What does this have anything to do with what I’m saying? I’m just telling you the terms for what a developing human is called. The OC said fetus, which is a term that has a specific meaning.
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Embryo, not fetus. It is not a fetus until many weeks after the 6 week cutoff.
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Serious Q: This is the worst possible scenario in terms of ending the war in Afghanistan?
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There is a good reason. The government wants to incentivize people to make long term investments into certain types of small businesses. You are very free to disagree with that, but the government often uses the tax code to encourage/
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There is not a single known variant that provably escapes vaccine protection. It is not inevitable and it has not happened yet. Waning immunity has nothing to do with the virus mutating, it is just how the immune system works.
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Under 60 is not a specific enough age group for comparison of vaccinated vs unvaccinated cases. A 55 year old and a 12 year old have vastly different odds of serious disease, so much so that an unvaccinated 12 year old is less likely to g
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Or maybe there are multiple competing interests, and the interest who wants an endless war lost out to public pressure and loss of faith of 2 different presidents. The war in Afghanistan was still fairly popular among the general public unt
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> Previous SARS virus outbreaks showed a gradual evolution of a virus to progressively becoming more infectious to humans, and equivalent genetic changes in the virus that can be traced. This one started out as highly infectious, and unt
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DJT’s campaign made heavy use of this tactic but AFAIK no other major political candidate has done this. Unsurprisingly DJT’s donations had much higher chargeback rates. Most politicians don’t want to anger their biggest supporters. DJT d
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How many doses of ivermectin are needed? If it is billions of doses for the vaccine, it is tens of billions of ivermectin, because you would have to take it regularly prophylacticly (forever?). The ivermectin paste everybody is using for
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I'm glad you got better. I wish you good health going forward.
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A bunch of the ivermectin studies were paid for by pharma companies that make ivermectin. Do they have any financial interests? Also the vaccines are pretty cheap. Which do you think is cheaper, one $5 vaccine or multiple days of medical
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Are steroids not known to be an actually effective treatment for Covid? Are you just trolling?
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At least one of the studies included in the above analysis was discovered to very likely be fraudulent. The authors say it didn't change the overall finding but it certainly takes away my confidence in their ability to discern a well d
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I’ve spent a lot of time at Bay Area Home Depots, and I’ve only seen blatant theft once, and the security guards did attempt to intervene. What is the support for your statement? Also “the DA” is a ton of different people throughout the Bay
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The apolitical government agencies lie a lot less than you are implying. You also seem to be implying if the government is pushing something than it is safer to do the opposite. Go outside during tornado warnings? Spend all day outside if
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Outside of some very specific parsing problems where Java standard library was very helpful, writing solutions in C was the way to go. Though while it could allow certain parts of the code to be less efficient, if you had completely the wro
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It does seem likely that Google will pay to store every bit of encrypted customer data that is currently stored forever because potentially decades from now it could be cracked and they could access all that amazing ancient private informat
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Not in an American court, for a non-American citizen, for something that happened 10 years ago. It just isn’t as interesting as you think it is. And it is getting coverage! It just isn’t front page news.
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MSM is by definition targeting the mainstream audience. Watch mainstream primetime television… It’s the same audience.
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Yellow is obviously much closer to lighter skin color than darker skin colors.
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Why is yellow the “neutral” color? Why not black, or red, or white? Letting people pick whatever color seems more empowering to me.
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You are implying this is a major story… it isn’t. If Assange were actually standing trial, that’s interesting. Hearing more random court proceedings of a very bizarre 10 year fiasco is not. Everybody is a critic of what the MSM is coverin
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I did not say show me a vaccine with unexpected side effects… there are many examples of that. I said show me one where the onset is hidden until after 6 months. The narcolepsy link above was concentrated in the first 6 months after the sh
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