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by sfusato 4y ago
The "original strain" was already gone by the time Australia started vaccinating. Input Australia on https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations and have a look for yourself. Then again, we were always behind ea
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by sfusato 4y ago
This is certainly worrying to some degree given that Australia wanted to buy time by isolating itself from the rest of the world until they could vaccinate virtually everyone. And with 97.3% of people aged 16+ with at least 1 dose [0] they
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by sfusato 4y ago
Indeed. But isn't Australia one of the most vaccinated countries? Australia wanted to lockdown until they could vaccinate virtually everyone. With 97.3% [0] of people aged 16+ with at least 1 dose they can claim "Mission accomplis
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by sfusato 4y ago
Wasn't that supposed to buy them time until they got everyone vaccinated?
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Dan.com is a reputable service and was recently acquired by GoDaddy, the biggest player in the domain industry by a very long margin. They will act as an escrow: take your money, get the domain into your hands, release the money to the sell
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Serbia to ask NATO to deploy Serb military, police in Kosovo – Vucic(reuters.com)
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Lancet long Covid paper under investigation for ‘data errors’(mdedge.com)
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by sfusato 4y ago
That would mean adopting US's nuclear policy. If that's bad, then US's nuclear policy is bad as well. That is why the U.S. has not adopted a "no use first" policy when it comes to using nuclear weapons, he said, ad
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by sfusato 4y ago
That would mean adopting US's nuclear doctrine. If that's bad, then US's nuclear doctrine is bad as well. That is why the U.S. has not adopted a "no use first" policy when it comes to using nuclear weapons, he said
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Raytheon CEO says the US provides real-time intel on the battlefield in Ukraine. “We see a Russian tank and that information gets fed to the Ukrainians…that’s something the Russians never contemplated.” The US is now in a direct confronta
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by sfusato 4y ago
So, it's a proxy war after all?
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by sfusato 4y ago
The study enrolled about 1,000 health-care workers in four countries. People that supposedly know how to wear a mask efficiently. That's not the case for the general population. Big difference. Even so, ~10% of them still got Covid and
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by sfusato 4y ago
> even Max Blumethal is closer to what Merkel said than OP This is Max Blumethal's tweet from which I literally copied the title: Merkel reveals the Minsk Agreement was a stalling tactic that allowed the West to militarize Ukraine
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Germany to allow Sinovac vaccine for Chinese citizens only – Spiegel(reuters.com)
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by sfusato 4y ago
archive.org is an alternative good internet as a giant library, as dreamed in early 90's: web archive, film archive, software archive, media archive... and now research papers archive.
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by sfusato 4y ago
Hearing people who weren’t censored - and who in fact benefited from censorship - tell those who WERE censored that censorship is no big deal is infuriating beyond belief.
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by sfusato 4y ago
You were the one that said "if you went there and asked around" . I simply asked if that's really so easy and safe to do as you make it sound to be. How many Ukraine opposition parties were banned and outlawed there recently
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by sfusato 4y ago
Given how censorship was enforced on social media, they are now normalizing the practice.
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by sfusato 4y ago
> 130,000+ people were killed in the breakup of Yugoslavia, I believe those bombings were an attempt to put a stop to that killing and not commercial interests, "blood for oil", or some attempt to kneecap the Russian Federation
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by sfusato 4y ago
Is it safe to openly oppose Zelenski's government at the moment while being in Ukraine?
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by sfusato 4y ago
Yes, it's an honest question. I know the percentage is very high, or at least, I'm expecting it to be. Would it remain so once the dust settles? That should have been the main question, with the first question being more of an int
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by sfusato 4y ago
> who did not like our air war in the former Yugoslavia You mean the 78 days straight of NATO bombing? Nobody likes war, who would have thought of that? > I think people in Ukraine, however, appreciate what we are doing for them today
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A risk benefit and ethical analysis of Covid boosters mandates at universities(twitter.com)
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by sfusato 4y ago
This begs the question of how can you build anything solid on the back of such a shallow foundation of knowledge since the answer to a basic question remains evasive?
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He kinda arrived too late for that, but there's always next year.
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We're getting there, don't worry about it. One sector at a time. You can't risk getting all the people in the streets protesting at the same time. Have you heard of the boiling frog apologue?
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This begs the question of how can you build anything solid on the back of such a shallow foundation of knowledge since the answer to a basic question remains evasive?
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by sfusato 4y ago
Just a short recap of some US universities mandates: University of Notre Dame announces additional Covid-19 booster requirement https://ndsmcobserver.com/2022/11/university-announces-addit... Harvard requires a
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by sfusato 4y ago
Has the West's propaganda gotten so low these days? I mean, come on, The Economist used to have a higher standard, deep investigative articles. This is on par with Russians soldiers have no shoes this winter . I'm more concerned
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by sfusato 4y ago
The post was removed sometime in early 2021, I wonder why, but the internet never forgets. Here's the HN discussion at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23141830

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