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by sonicggg 5y ago
Healthy people? Well, it's not like it's "raining organs" for people on a waiting list. Many of them will die waiting. There must be someone on a slight better shape and willing to take a chance.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Not sure about that aspect either. They invested a boatload of money into a guy that can't even make a 1-year follow-up. How are they supposed to observe the transplant long term?
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by sonicggg 5y ago
To be honest, not sure why we spend so much resources on heart transplants. For the most part, the underlying condition that wrecked your old heart is probably still there. We should be putting more resources into preventative medicine.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Choosing a guy next to his deathbed is not the greatest PR move. People will associate the death to the transplant.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
There's always a risk when creating cereal varieties to fit a specific purpose, as we haven't been adapted to them. It reminds me of the wheat hibridization that greatly improved wheat. It is suspected that it has a role to play i
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Of coursr, all the wealthy and successful people absolutely do not partake in recreational drugs.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
This seems like a PR play. What's the end goal of these sanctions? Haven't seen them able to topple governments in Cuba, Venezuela, Iran, North Korea, etc. They are even less likely to work with Russia.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Very frightening to know that we still do not have a good grasp on causes, and are probably several decades away from being able to treat it. It's really a death sentence. I would probably choose a quick way out if I were ever diagnose
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I don't think that's the main reason for the US to be opposing it though. American LNG is already allocated 100% at this time. Besides, you need very expensive port infrastructure as well to support it, not many EU ports have that
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by sonicggg 5y ago
There's something I don't understand about the Russian actions. They knew sanctions were coming, they clearly prepared years ahead for this war, maybe since Crimea. They gathered enough reserves, and built closer ties with China.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
You overestimate people. If there are buyers for dozens of shitcoins, not so unreasonable to think there would not be buyers for actual tangible assets.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Something is not adding up, how was BP able to circumvent the capital control imposed by the central bank in Russia. Foreign entities are not allowed to sell their securities : https://www.reuters.com/business/russian-c
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I am not sure what the price of ruble has to do with the Moscow market. These days forex is pretty much traded 24/7. If they are pulling these cheap tricks, there's even more reason for uncertainties surrounding their currency.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
"However, these results show that vitamin D3 should be the favoured form for fortified foods and supplements." Moot point, it already is .
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by sonicggg 5y ago
There has been thousands of troops surrounding Ukraine since 2014? Has US intelligence been warning of an invasion since that year as well?
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by sonicggg 5y ago
US intelligence has been warning of this invasion for weeks though. There was plenty of time to make your way out. Now it is a bit too late.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Not the reason though. Kosovo was not a part of NATO either. It's just that Russia is not Serbia.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Vaccine is no guarantee though, just look at Covid. DW was recently covering breakthrough cases that led to Long Covid. You're speculating now.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Cause is still not well explained. EBV is such an ubiquitous virus, more than 90% of all adults worldwide have been infected with it. Most will never know. Why is that just a tiny percentage develop MS?
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Instead of encrypting the data, maybe they are relying on the fact that nobody else today has a reader for floppy disks, so the data is safe.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
What's stopping anyone from staying with their family one or two weeks after Christmas? What's up with this fixation people have with arbitrary dates for celebration?
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by sonicggg 5y ago
That dude just seems like he has too much time on his hands.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Came here thinking they were able to fake a legit covid test. Instead they waste their time in one of these crappy rapid tests. Where I live no government body accepts results from these anyway, I'm not sure what's the point of fa
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by sonicggg 5y ago
I see a lot of complaints of people about the fact that Pfizer required legal immunity against side effects. This is a must for any vaccine manufacturer, otherwise the vaccine is just not commercially feasible. That's what killed Lymer
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by sonicggg 5y ago
The mental gymnastics people go through just to sound smart.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Health insurance coverage is a good one. Don't know any insurance that covers OTC equipment.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Insulin does not cost $300 in >90% of countries out there. You are just cherry-picking examples to fit your narrative.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Let's start sending your weekly payment checks in Zimbabwean Dollars, and see how much of that matters.
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by sonicggg 5y ago
Oh man, if Edward Jenner, the father of vaccinology, was alive today, he would get crucified over his discovery of the smallpox vaccine. "What? Did you just scrape some cow's tits and inject fluid into a boy? No control? Where the
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by sonicggg 5y ago
How can the chip shortage cause a car shortage in 1 year? Cars are not perishable items. The existing supply should prevent us from going into chaos for longer than that.

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