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by sjg007 5y ago
People might be happier but there are not more small businesses. But I do agree that health insurance is a big part of it. Less since the ACA passed though since you can get health insurance at any income level now.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I think you mean Bush. It was GW who did this.
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by sjg007 5y ago
This is not true.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Student loans are going to be cancelled in 2022-2023 or significantly written down. Also the enterprising student is trying to pay off their loans now at 0%. It's too bad though that Navient restructured itself to mitigate these princ
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by sjg007 5y ago
Hospitals are packed... idk what you are talking about.
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by sjg007 5y ago
In the US the Feds and most local govt have left it up to the local communities which has been a disaster. Nobody wants to do the right thing.
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by sjg007 5y ago
1 in 3 people get cancer and yet nobody thinks it will happen to them.
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by sjg007 5y ago
>Everyone can have a vaccine, there are multiple highly effective therapies Well sorry to say that with Omicron that all bets are off. Two out of 3 mAbs don't work and the third isn't so great. And the covid pills are still a
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by sjg007 5y ago
It's a thing as is erectile dysfunction.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Did they have the Beta variant? One hypothesis is that Beta confers more immunity to Omicron than the original variant.
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by sjg007 5y ago
We need R0 to be under 1.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Yeah but the lawyer is expensive!
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by sjg007 5y ago
Total addressable market and people willing to pay. But a lot of what they do is outsource the initial R&D. First, however you have to have a promising pre-clinical studies, then likely pass a Phase-1 trial. Lots of bio startups take a
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by sjg007 5y ago
It is valuable. There's a lot of Robotic Process Automation, competitive analysis etc... >the product it's not magic and, after a certain point it does require some manual work from the customer, hence this is an aspect I shoul
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by sjg007 5y ago
Yes.
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by sjg007 5y ago
It’s a great time given the current uncertainty in social networking.
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by sjg007 5y ago
It is you, sir, who is making extraordinary claims. The very reference you cite states that: "Reinfection with human coronaviruses, including SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, has been documented."
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by sjg007 5y ago
Safari offers content blocking...
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by sjg007 5y ago
Does the company have product market fit? If not, don't worry. If you do, don't worry. Perfection is the enemy of good enough. You want to hire developers who will take your vision and turn it into good code even if that means re
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by sjg007 5y ago
Your model is wrong. The vaccines are not putting people in the ICU. It is in fact the opposite.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Ok so where? And is everyone boosted? And how do you infer that vaxxing kids is worthless?
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by sjg007 5y ago
It’s more nuanced than that in terms of safety.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I think the clinical guidance for younger women (<50) is that they get a two dose mRNA vaccine and not Janssen or AZ for this very reason.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Challenge trials have nothing to do with adverse side effects in the original clinical safety trial. We also have good proxies for challenge trials for COVID.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The argument that this is a semantic game is not a very good one. The whole point of the article is to demonstrate that there really is no such thing as a sterilizing vaccine; As our scientific knowledge and technology has improved over th
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by sjg007 5y ago
You are parroting debunked arguments from 2 years ago.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Nonsense.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The sophomoric response would be the trope that teenagers always think they are invincible and it won’t happen to me. I think some people never grow out of that phase. There is also something called the normalcy bias which has an interplay
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by sjg007 5y ago
If you can’t research the scientific literature effectively, that’s on you.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I dunno, masks seem pretty effective as are capacity limits. That and rapid testing before gathering seems like a pretty good plan.

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