pigeonhole123

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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Pfizer’s own study shows no effect on death
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
So as long as the interest rates stay extremely low then this hold true?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I think this is only rent? Most people don’t want to rent their whole life in the US https://www.bls.gov/cpi/factsheets/owners-equivalent-rent-an...
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
How is the CPI a useful measure of inflation if it ignores the things people actually have to spend money on like housing and healthcare?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Don’t you risk adding fuel to a pointless fire?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
As long as we can reliable place blame on a US political party this problem will go away. /s
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
It became free recently, so they've probably just forgotten to update their documentation which seems to be a pattern with CF.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
It used to be more energy efficient to take dissolved CO2 out of water instead of air. Not sure whether or not that’s still true.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
How can doctors in the US afford helicopters and yachts?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
There are other ways in which a study can be worthless than simply making up the data.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
And ignited the impossible to extinguish electric car batteries in its vicinity
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Meat is unhealthy? You may want to take a deeper look at where that notion stems from. I recommend the book The Big Fat Surprise by Nina Teicholz for a history primer. Or just look at the lifespan in Hong Kong which is one of the top meat c
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Attacking our own food supply over a supposed 25% of emissions should be lower priority than for example taxing actual emissions so that the food suppliers can adapt, and people can stop going on vacations to Bali twice a year. Doing it thi
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Farming is a small contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and the recent attacks on red meat for example are nonsensical if you look at the math that is used to justify it.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Monopolies in general are like this I've found. Go to a cafe in a large park and it usually has little variety, high prices and terrible service. Why improve if nobody else can replace you and you can't go out of business?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
They presumably didn’t die from their first detected infection which may be a false positive. And I guess by “some” you mean a small subset. Other sources are saying around 30 confirmed reinfections worldwide. Which is correct?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Coparing Jordan and Israel, their new cases and death graphs look very similar. Israel has a 60% vaccination rate and Jordan has 20%. Where did you get this "instantly eradicated" idea from?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I find it curious that the rate of reinfection from that study coincides exactly with the false positive rate of the test
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
How can you be sure of the absence of long term negative consequences?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
I think most papers do this mostly to prevent too much scrutiny of their calculations. Publish or perish etc
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
It seems it does: https://onezero.medium.com/id-at-the-door-meet-the-security-...
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Having one Fukushima every year would be vastly superior to the total ecosystem collapse we're heading towards.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Let me rephrase: is there any (peer reviewed with a control group) evidence that this has any real effect on e.g. flu?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
So they don't have flu epidemics?
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
Checking that the code outputs what you think it does is a pretty low bar to clear. The fact that you can think of higher bars doesn't invalidate the value of checking this.
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by pigeonhole123 5y ago
So let's say the number is 50% lower. That makes it okay? Or 90% lower. Just to be nice. Bernie Madoff turned himself in and was convicted. Sounds like they could have seized the money some other way.
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by pigeonhole123 6y ago
What if it became less restrictive?
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by pigeonhole123 6y ago
In the case of Theranos they almost certainly killed someone by knowingly providing false medical test results.