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by rkk3 5y ago
> You are completely lying About what? > The vaccines weren't approved yet, end of story. They weren't fully approved until about 6 weeks ago. They had gone through several massive trials and government approvals when she im
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> Nor did Kamala Harris throw doubt on an existing and proven vaccine They did exist, were 6+ months and several stages into trials & were given temporary authorization only 2 months latter. She fomented fear & distrust about the
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> By my interpretation, our health system is dysfunctional to the point that it can't reliably and practically collect immunity information in a way that's useful to the immunization effort. Wouldn't this apply to getting
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> What do you want to say with this link? That the left was also guilty of politicizing the vaccine & throwing doubting on its safety when it was politically expedient.
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> I will concede that, in implying that Trump would push people to get a vaccine before it was ready, she was wildly wrong. Exactly, she (the left) also politicized the vaccine. QED
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Here's a prominent example of the left politicizing the vaccine... "If Trump tells us to take it [The Vaccine], I won't" - Kamala Harris https://www.cbsnews.com/video/2020-vp-debate-kamala-harris-o..
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> It's simply not possible to track "natural immunity" in a suitable way to protect the public. Why? Germany and many other countries don't differentiate between forms of immunity. [1] https://www.reuters.c
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It varies. Co-founder's are "supposed" (according to YC) to have a 10% or larger original stake in the company but people will throw the title around anyway. Likewise founding engineer could be an IC there from the begging wi
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The program starts in Kindergarten, the year they turn 5, and they need to take a test to apply the January before they start. Everyone is 4 except for the January birthdays. Not sure what you are referring to but they don't allow olde
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> Basing any large educational fork in the road on a 4-year-old taking a test has always struck me as bizarre This is also my problem with the program...
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Not sure what a google search for "2021 High School America" is supposed to prove. Its just a collection of photo's of beauty pagent winners and athletes...
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Or you could work for IBM > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust
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> Email address, Facebook and Twitter registered in May 2021 Their Youtube is from August 2018, 2.5 years ago just like they claim in the post. Maybe they just got a new marketing person in May instead of it being a "smoking gun&quo
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Worth noting, this only cover new bans in 2020. > The ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom tracked 156 challenges to library, school, and university materials and services in 2020. So you really have two categories of books. 1) New books
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The Injustice of Office politics. Just what I want to hear from someone who has 16 years of RSU's at Google. Edit: Clearly not that much when it comes to Surveillance Capitalism
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> people aren't even agreeing on facts. From the TFA. "what happens to politics ... when rhetorical appeals to 'the facts' start to dominate people’s justifications"
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Ok, so you are saying he keeps his job & gets paid disability & presumably keeps his nice health insurance package from working FT? Yeah that seems like something I wouldn't utterly dismiss out of hand.
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Microsoft Allows Epic Games on Its App Store Without Fee(bloomberg.com)
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He was offered a Family Leave option, but the details aren't shared so it's hard to judge... Terrible situation for the author, but expecting the company to eat the 500k/year he was costing them doesn't seem fair either.
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"They found 37% of patients had at least one long Covid symptom diagnosed three to six months after infection. The most common symptoms were breathing problems, abdominal symptoms, fatigue, pain and anxiety or depression." What is
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"Defying Silicon Valley" ? Odd way to describe a company that was incubated by a silicon valley VC firm.
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full of sound and fury signifying nothing
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TLDR: Another piece on the hit piece book coming out by Chafkin. This one it least acknowledges it "fails to find an explanation that ties the threads together"
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but it's a captive market!
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The FBI sure, but who knows what kind of budget the team was given. But they did leverage their position as law enforcement to arrest all of their competitors
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> the FBI, had conceived, built, marketed and sold the devices. > $1,700 for the handset, with a $1,250 annual subscription > Almost 10,000 users around the world had agreed to pay So the FBI built a 8 figure ARR hardware business.
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> An hour of hard cycling burns 1,200 calories for me This sounds like a huge over-estimate by your fitness tracker. If cardio used that many calories our species would be extinct.
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> I assumed it was understood that I meant while holding all other conditions constant. Except you and the article are drawing the complete opposite conclusion of the paper they cite. They literally say resting metabolic rate doesn'
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> I am glad that you finally understand -- or at least its beginning to dawn on you -- that this is a transparent attempt at a shakedown with no legal merit. She & her legacy as the first female grandmaster were defamed to hundreds o
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If that were true then the suit will be dismissed in court. But from literally the first google search of 'is fiction exempt from libel'. > Even if the work contains a disclaimer stating that it’s fictional, a libel claim can s

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