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There a difference between asymptomatic and presymptomatic.
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Why are you quarantined if you got vaccinated?
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The Black Death, if that's what you're talking about, killed about 2/3 of all Europeans.
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Because the issue has turned into a political and morality issue now. In the US, over 40% of Democrats think that hospitalization rates for COVID are 50% or higher, and 28% of Democrats tink that hospitalization from COVID is 20-49%. It
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Was she coughing when you met her, or had that symptom subsided?
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A lot of people were convinced they had COVID in Jan-March 2020. You're not the only one. Without a test though, it's impossible to say because the symptoms of mild COVID, which it sounds like you had, overlap a very large number
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Yes. And Google is engaging in monopolistic behavior by getting rid of any semblance of customer service. This is a direct result of their monopoly because businesses and customers have no viable alternative. So they can save billions by cu
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If a business gets deindexed by Google or its search ranking drops, their income plummets. It's pretty obvious they are a monopoly and have monopolistic power.
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Nothing you said contradicts what I said.
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This is a direct result of their monopoly, which is why Google should be broken up. Because they have such a huge monopoly, they can afford to ignore customers and have a draconian approach to people, and can get away with it. If there were
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Wealth taxes don't work. It was tried in Europe in many countries and they ended up rolling them back.
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Police raids around world after investigators crack An0m cryptophone app
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How Amy Chua and Jed Rubenfeld Became Yale Law Pariahs
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It's sad you decided to give up because it wouldn't make money easily in the US. As you said, there are plenty of countries around the world that would have loved to lower medical costs without kowtowing to the doctors. Once it wa
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Google is a cesspool because the spammers and SEO-hackers are in full force, and Google is only reactive to these threats these days. I mean, does it really matter if they are making hundreds of billions of dollars a year? They seem to be d
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There was no ethical lines crossed. If you have proof that he copied code from your repo then that is illegal. But if he copied the idea, there's nothing ethically wrong with that. The one who crossed an ethical line is you. You can&#x
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Hoover Dam, a symbol of the modern West, faces an epic water shortage
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90% of "that won't work" that I've seen in my career is really just "I don't like your idea, I like my idea better" in disguise. If something really won't work because of some fatal flaw or because it
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I've been drilling into my kids' heads that far too many people think they are the smart ones by being the naysayers and by saying something won't work. It's lazy and it's useless. It's easy to pooh-pooh an ide
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It's funny how Americans think that you can only combat racism by being hyper-focused on everyone's race.
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These days, the woke people would beat you up for supporting Israelis over Palestinians.
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This pretty much summarizes how it was taken advantage of: https://archive.is/Z55Oe
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https://archive.is/Z55Oe
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Gotta love the rationalization. In March there was a lot of issues with supply of vaccines and the program was intended to specifically target underprivileged people because COVID is drastically affecting them more than people. But you sai
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Incorrect. J&J vaccine are designed to be stored at regular refrigerator temperatures. They are different from the mRNA vaccines which expire shortly after thawing. So J&J shelf life is much much longer than Pfizer and Moderna and a
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They fucked up by targeting infrastructure. If they stuck with small companies they could keep doing it till the cows came home. But now they have governments against them so now they will be hunted down.
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Experts exchange was NEVER the place to get answers. They just perfected the SEO so that Google would point to them first. But everything was behind paywalls and it was never useful.
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25 years without major bugs and still being extremely useful is a complete win in my book! This is definitely a bug, but I wonder if Microsoft will think it's worth it to even update it, it doesn't seem like it happens enough to c
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South Korea was a dictatorship until the 90s. There were a lot of protests in South Korea up through the 90s.
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A boycott perfectly accomplishes this. I don't want to purchase devices that arbitrarily shut down. It protects me from spending money on bad devices and from people that create devices and companies with bad practices.
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