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by sorethescore 5y ago
You're definitely going to want to make a police report.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Yes
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Fuck this nonsense.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Supply and demand, work from home has allowed more highly paid professionals, mostly in tech, to work remotely from anywhere they choose and many are choosing to live and work from home in San Diego because of the weather and quality of lif
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Get vaccinated and then you can be sure to have natural immunity.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Mistakes have consequences, doesn't mean you can't still learn from them.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
It's also not clear that he was working on behalf of anyone, although I can see how some might be inclined to assume as much.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
I'm confused which claim is factually incorrect, that there was a connection between the Trump Campaign and Russia's Alfa Bank. Or that the Attorney who provided that information to the FBI was was not working "for any client
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Everyone is driven by propaganda and social trends, it's naive to believe otherwise. If you can't see the crisis then either you're not looking or you don't understand the threat posed by anthropogenic climate change. Th
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by sorethescore 5y ago
India is lying and systematically undercounting their cases, hospitalizations and deaths by as much as 10 times. India does not have a robust public health system or effective record keeping. They can't even record every birth let alon
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by sorethescore 5y ago
That's your choice; I'm sure they would prefer that you didn't.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Neither is okay. Vaccination should be mandatory.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
If you have thousands of examples of censorship over the past 18 months that you can share, doesn't that disapprove your accusations of censorship? If there were censorship, you wouldn't be able to share any examples because the e
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Yes, I'd rather a skilled writer or artist make art than serve food, build homes, or work retail.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
So far we haven't seen any evidence of ADE in-vivo. Until that data shows up we shouldn't be jumping to any conclusions based on in-vitro or other computational models.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
20-25% is an awful lot of influence though. 6 of the last 7 largest fires in recorded California history have been in the last 2 years. That wouldn't be the case if fires were 20-25% smaller and less frequent.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
You do understand that a single anecdote is neither compelling nor conclusive. Many people recover from covid naturally. That's why we do science so that we don't have to take the word of random people on the internet
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by sorethescore 5y ago
No need, just ask them.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
I'm not sure if it's inevitable given how crucial the spike protein is and how strongly it is being conserved. Even with the Delta variant, which is much more infectious and contagious, the vaccines are only modestly less effectiv
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Hopefully it is patentable so that the average person will get to benefit from that which this discovery enables.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Medical exemptions are the only valid exemptions. However, you are going to be at a much higher risk without a vaccine should you be infected and develop COVID, so be sure to carefully consider the balance of risk and whether it might be be
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Nonsense, the vaccines were approved for emergency use on the basis of solid data showing them to be safe and effective. Subsequent data has consistently supported that determination. Stop spreading misinformation and undermining confidence
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Except that they don't dictate what is produced or curate what is posted. They simply moderate content in accordance with this agreed to by anyone who does. That doesn't make them content producers, it makes them content platforms
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Read the room, Pfizer and Moderna, this move will backfire in a big way if they go through with it.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
A man expecting windfall profits shocked to learn about taxes.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Personally, I'd prefer the former to the latter. Rhetoric matters, as do principles, even if actions and policies fall short of perfection. I find accusations of hypocrisy in a geopolitical contexts to be naive and lacking in nuance or
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by sorethescore 5y ago
This seems to be a great example of humans inability to calculate risk. Do we blame automakers for selling cars to people without having them pass a driver's test or do we just accept that people who have a driver's license passed
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Yes. 100% doubt.
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Trade wars are dumb. All wars are dumb. No one wins a trade war or any war for that matter. There are only losers. The winner is just what we call who loses the least. That doesn't mean we should never go to war, but we shouldn't
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by sorethescore 5y ago
Good science isn't found in headlines, peer review or gtfo.

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