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by sdhfjg 5y ago
I could have been more clear, the distinction is semantic. I was referring to culling/sterilization to prevent reproduction in the sexually mature. Unborn persons are not adults, even if they will be.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
Eugenics has obvious issues when applied to mature individuals or groups, but I'll need convincing that the same moral position is warranted if we're talking about cells.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
>Compared to infinity, all dicks are small... Wisdom for the ages.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
>> Use among 15-24 year olds fell throughout the decade, >This implies that use among other groups than 15-24 year old had not fell throughout the decade. Within the context of logic, that is not an implication.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
Are the people participating in the scientific studies of the drug participating in alternative medicine?
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
I didn't bring up Hydroxychloroquine. My point was that it wasn't "alternative medicine" for the time it was authorized by the FDA.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
>"Alternative medicine" like ivermectine or hydroxychloroquine have no scientific, properly studied basis for being used. When a medical doctor prescribes a drug for a purpose that is currently being studied scientifically, tha
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
This data should reflect changes in risk to the young as the distribution of variants changed. https://gis.cdc.gov/grasp/COVIDNet/COVID19_3.html
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
>No one bats an eye taking it today because it saves lives. It saved lives in 1955. No one bats an eye taking it today because we know it's safe.
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
Read the article. We're not talking about formal verification. >It's Sunday morning and I just discovered that I've lost 3To of data and that all data pipelines have stop working because on Friday I ran for no reason h
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by sdhfjg 5y ago
Tesla might be "...doing it...", but that doesn't mean the stock price isn't confusing.