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by sjwalter 5y ago
Not sure why everyone keeps saying the trials completed, or which link you mean, because we can go right to the primary source (clinicaltrials.gov) and see that all the vaccines are still in Phase 3 of FDA trials. Here are the links. Please
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by sjwalter 5y ago
I don't know where you're getting your information from, but what I stated is very easy to validate and I'm completely correct. Here are the links to the actual FDA trials for the different major co vid vaccines on clinicaltr
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Lack of socialized healthcare? The USA has at least 3 times as many people on government healthcare than the entire population of Canada (Medicare, Medicaid, the VA). The USA has the second- third-largest government-run healthcare system in
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Yea, I unfortunately have a lot of friends and family still there, and almost all of them are not gonna take the vaccine and find the social environment very taxing. But, they are still OK, because they know we're never given any chall
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by sjwalter 5y ago
This is incredibly misleading. I used to be a close follower of the pharma industry, and you're making it seem like FDA trials happen on molecules and formulations somewhat related to the proposed formulation and then are, like, transi
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Oh, not very sure at all. However, I may have already have it, so that cat's out of the bag (and invalidates any reason to get the vaccine anyways). Or I may never get it. Taking the vaccine, which includes three brand new medical tech
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by sjwalter 5y ago
As a Canadian who emigrated to the US, the attitude you so proudly display--ostracizing people who aren't convinced of a novel vaccine with zero long-term safety information--makes me so happy I live here.
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Right, so how is it FUD if you simply want to avoid being part of a clinical trial? Vaccines take at least 7 years (usually 10ish) to complete long-term trials. For young people, the cost-benefit analysis isn't clear at all--much less
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Large RCTs are considered the "gold standard" but you are outright misleading if you are saying that large RCTs are the SOLE definition of evidence in medical science. Or you know nothing about medical science. Observational trial
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by sjwalter 5y ago
YouTube removed Dr. Pierre Kory's Senate testimony from back in May from its website, censoring it because it violated the guidelines against recommending ivermectin. Even if he was a total conspiracy nut, it's freaking Senate Tes
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Are you kidding me? The "war" on drugs today is nothing like it was at all in the 90s. For the most obvious example, marijuana is legal to purchase for recreational use in dozens of states, with more coming.
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by sjwalter 5y ago
It is shocking to me how often I hear the advice "go to therapy". Therapy presents its own risks, often never discussed. And it screams of a total lack of self confidence.
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by sjwalter 5y ago
Mid 2020s, not mid-2020. That is, 2025ish, not 2020.5ish.
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by sjwalter 6y ago
I visited a friend of mine out in Lancashire in the UK one time after I had just bought a home on the west coast. I mentioned that my home was quite old: It was a craftsman built in 1908. My friend quipped that his home was one of the newes
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by sjwalter 6y ago
So your response to that is some experimental medical treatment that is still undergoing phase3 FDA trials? Why isn't the very obvious response a massive, tax-incentivized campaign to increase the health and immune system of Americans
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by sjwalter 6y ago
When was that? I see your response paints me as some anti-vaxxer. Why would you think that? My kids, my wife, and myself are all accinated against polio and other illnesses. Those vaccines a) Are real vaccines that actually stop getting the
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Interesting. My grandfather died a few days after getting the "vaccine" (which isn't really a vaccine because it doesn't stop getting the illness or transmitting it). So did a bunch of other old guys he knew. Many such c
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by sjwalter 6y ago
The link to Vit-D deficiency and worse covid outcomes is by now incredibly well-supported in the literature. That anybody thinks a lockdown is good advice is just evidence that, yes, the media is effective at controlling what appears to mos
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Great to know, thanks.
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by sjwalter 6y ago
That's a figment of the media. The "far right" and the huge collection of "white supremacists" that have been drummed up as some huge evil plot in America has, as far as I can tell, zero basis in reality. Note that
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Here's absolute proof. n-gram frequencies in the NYTimes: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2019/06/th... Occupy, as derision-worthy as it was, saw a broad coalition of Americans--blacks,
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by sjwalter 6y ago
First, the book is a hilarious Kafka trap. It's explicit basis is this: All whites are racist, and any white that denies this is demonstrating "fragility", and therefore is even MORE racist than whites that admit they're
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Your comment elides that Jeep exclusively markets these (afaik) to USPS for rural delivery drivers. Though they are widely available in the secondary market, are you sure they sell them directly to consumers?
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Oddly, the wage stagnation really took off as we doubled the workforce over less than a generation...
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by sjwalter 6y ago
If you believe WSB is "taking down" hedgefunds instead of "being played like a fiddle" by them, you should probably take a second look.
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by sjwalter 6y ago
See, you're looking purely in terms of financial economics. But, just as there are other forms of wealth than financial wealth, there are other forms of economics, like social economics. Your decision to take the XX% improved pay in th
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by sjwalter 6y ago
If you've been following Schnorr's work, his pathway for the last decade can be summed up as thus: * 2011, retires from work at RSA foundation * 2015, publishes first version of this paper, stating, "This is a WIP". * 20
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by sjwalter 6y ago
Is it possible you're training your users to become even more susceptible to other investment scams? At the end of the day, the fact is that securities analysis and investing savvy is a sophisticated skill requiring many years of study
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by sjwalter 6y ago
This is a really good point and an example of how real investigative journalism is not present in this story. Was the journalist approached by a co-ordinated group of three former Apple high-level security execs in order for them to Greenwa
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by sjwalter 6y ago
You should write headlines for CNN. How does the fact that 2019 had a much much less deadly flu season fit into your narrative? And 2020 magically did away with the flu, eradicating this awful virus, plus reduced heart attacks massively.

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