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by rajup 5y ago
Yes it really is as simple as what you just said. I find it funny and sad when opponents of Trump do all these weird mental contortions to explain why he won, from “trump voters are brainwashed rednecks” to Russiagate. Turns out some people
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by rajup 5y ago
Firstly it’s not half of America since not everyone votes. Secondly I doubt every Trump voter believes or believed every single lie he spewed. There are tons of reasons why someone might have voted for him without really agreeing with all o
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by rajup 5y ago
If only I had a penny for every time someone says Google search is dying...
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New questions about whether children should wear masks in school(npr.org)
6 points by rajup 5y ago|1 comments
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by rajup 5y ago
Answered how? Each one of those were debated and we have agreed on some of these rules. I don’t think the debate for vaccine mandates has been settled though, much as some would like to see any discussion of it quelled.
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by rajup 5y ago
Ok but what do you propose though? The vaccinated still spread COVID granted at a lesser rate. A permanent mask mandate? COVID is not going away.
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by rajup 5y ago
You say that like it’s a bad thing
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How Robinhood Investors Robbed Themselves(wsj.com)
13 points by rajup 5y ago|2 comments
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by rajup 5y ago
You can always use Google Takeout so you don't lose access to your files.
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YouTube scaling back YouTube Originals(twitter.com)
5 points by rajup 5y ago|0 comments
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by rajup 5y ago
Apples and oranges. One disease killed and maimed millions of children while the other disease is nothing more than a flu (for most of the population).
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by rajup 5y ago
This. The virtual supervision by a doctor part is necessary for it to be considered a valid test for international travel per CDC guidelines: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/testing-... Th
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by rajup 5y ago
Which in turn is most likely due to bad policy rather than severe disease, e.g. https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/COVID-San-Francisco-s... I wonder if an irrational fear of COVID makes people lose all critica
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by rajup 5y ago
Stressed by the numerous asymptomatic hypochondriacs you mean? [1] I have no idea what these asymptomatic folks are wasting hospital resources for [1] https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/coronavirus/ny-covid-cases-t...
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by rajup 5y ago
Just fyi a cough persisting for a few weeks after an initial infection is nothing new at all (COVID or otherwise). I have suffered a few weeks of persistent cough after a viral/bacterial respiratory infection pre-pandemic and unfortuna
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by rajup 5y ago
Wait 87 SpO2?! I'm pretty sure that's the point at which you would be on a ventilator? Not sure what sleep has to do with SpO2 and it seems criminally negligent for the emergency room to just send your wife off with just a cough m
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by rajup 5y ago
It is a conspiracy because it does not fit into GPs world view and what they think is right. Apparently presenting citations and data is “speculation” these days…
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by rajup 5y ago
All these links and studies are very nice and support your position very well, however let me ask you a brutally honest question: how do you really think a sincere attempt at investigating the effects of anti racism would go? Let us be hone
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by rajup 5y ago
> Judging people based on their place of birth and skin colour... I feel like there's a word for that... Only if you're not the right color ;)
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by rajup 5y ago
I don’t know, I would personally consider an outlet publishing such rubbish as not deserving of my attention and money. Just because it’s an editorial does not absolve the magazine of its mistakes.
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by rajup 5y ago
Yes very eloquently put thanks for sharing!
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by rajup 5y ago
You are just assuming some kind of malicious filtering happening purportedly in interviews and the like. A perfectly plausible and likely the only explanation is that historically, yes the caste system led to the lower castes being denied e
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by rajup 5y ago
Great progress, but it seems like this is a moving target. As a rapidly developing country it’s unlikely renewable energy capacity will keep pace with total energy consumption
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by rajup 5y ago
This is absurd. You lost eyesight and you think it's because of "long covid"?
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by rajup 5y ago
The reason boosters are needed after 5 or 6 months is antibody levels apparently drop around that time, booster tops that up roughly speaking. Having a booster dose within that time period does not magically make you more immune.
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by rajup 5y ago
We shouldn’t be celebrating people getting sick, we shouldn’t be obsessed about it and put our lives on hold for it either.
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by rajup 5y ago
I’m really confused that no one being hospitalized is “just a silver lining”.
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by rajup 5y ago
Nice. We have reached the point where hearing from your social circle is equivalent to data.
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by rajup 5y ago
No thanks.
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by rajup 5y ago
Sounds good. 2 years on with enough vaccines and antiviral pills on the way if you still believe hospitals are "filled to capacity", I'd like what you're smoking.

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