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by sjg007 5y ago
It would help.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Ultimately high value things will get secured behind a clerk where you take a picture card of what you want to them. Stores will use cameras and AI to build a comprehensive case against someone or group and then notify the police. That wil
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by sjg007 5y ago
I think the Supreme Court disagrees with you. https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-04-20/government-...
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by sjg007 5y ago
I imagine this will be overturned on appeal. Basically all nonprofits have an interest in the case now including the Center For Public Broadcasting.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Umm.. this is why we need civics classes because people Don’t actually understand what the purpose of government is and what we rights we give up to be governed.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I don't think ACEs is sufficient in scope, there's a lower end of adverse experiences that they miss on the verbal abuse scale.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The govt has the right to protect public health.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The vaccine has an extremely low risk of side effects short term. There is no scientific reason to think there will be long term effects. What exactly are you concerned about? In terms of "we know too little about the vaccine",
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by sjg007 5y ago
For me, its about invasive weeds, mosquitoes, ticks and other non-desireable bugs as well as rodents. But I live near a field! So the lawn serves as a buffer and lawns are very good at suppressing weeds. I could go with clover though whi
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by sjg007 5y ago
Only if you read the analytic stuff.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Yes and no. In my comment I said I went to college and grad school. Maybe we need to take classes on the psychology of being an adult or something.
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by sjg007 5y ago
You are not alone and this is not unusual. I don't think the Western world has quite figured out how to transition people to a successful adulthood. Or if that is something we are supposed to do cold turkey. It takes a village right?
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by sjg007 5y ago
At this point in the pandemic I would suggest they see a therapist.
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by sjg007 5y ago
It is friends and family that are most important to life satisfaction and longevity. I think volunteering is associated with happiness as well. So if you stay, go make some friends etc... and if you go sounds like you have friends their a
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by sjg007 5y ago
So a bunch of people posting random theories on twitter will lead us to the truth? I don't think so. Look at pizzagate and all that crap. Nonsense.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Minnesota houses it's homeless in the winter. But people do migrate.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The point is to translate it into a related human experience vs "throwing out a bunch of numbers and data".
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by sjg007 5y ago
All signs point to lambda being more virulent/deadly etc…. Still has nothing to do with the vaccines. If covid mutates sufficiently fast, say as fast as HIV then we will have a big time problem.
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by sjg007 5y ago
The virus will mutate no matter what regardless of vaccine. It's not the vaccines that are driving mutations. The vaccine basically programs a set of immune system regex stream filters. Maybe some mutants get past it, well then the im
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by sjg007 5y ago
Umm. Presumably you've had the chickenpox vaccine, the TDAP vaccine, and a bunch of others as a kid as a condition to go to school. These have been well studied for decades. > but do get a vaccine-resistant infection later on. This
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by sjg007 5y ago
You are more likely to get hurt or die in car accident on the way to get your vaccine then from the vaccine itself. After that car accident when you are in the hospital recovering you will probably get covid there.
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by sjg007 5y ago
In Minnesota 645k people had covid and 7k died. In contrast 3M are vaccinated and basically nobody has died from the vaccine. In the US 363M vaccine doses have been given and about 7k may have died from vaccination side effects vs 628k wh
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by sjg007 5y ago
>Does the warrant get granted with some kind of limitations on how the material can be used or who can review it? Yes.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I think you just described a school board meeting.
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Dr Olsterholm’s CIDRAP Covid Podcast(cidrap.umn.edu)
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by sjg007 5y ago
The front end of a truck is designed to be directly proportional to the size of a man’s …. ego.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Sounds like you need help figuring out how to create boundaries. Start by practicing saying "no". If someone asks you to do something, say no. Keep at it.
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by sjg007 5y ago
Vaccine mandates are constitutional in the USA. We just forget our history from time to time. People also misunderstand the meaning of freedom as well. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/vaccine-mandates-...
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by sjg007 5y ago
Outcomes are tied to margins in the end anyway. This was part of the ACA for improving readmission rates. Vertical integration works as well if you look at a place like Kaiser as well does that.
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by sjg007 5y ago
I mean if Google is serious they should buy Cerner and a few medical device manufacturers. I don’t see federation of health records as all that interesting. Most people get comprehensive care from a major hospital.. I’ve taken records from

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