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by tboyd47 6y ago
That's really interesting and confirmed with some light searching. Thanks!
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by tboyd47 6y ago
How is that general activation achieved in the case of this mRNA vaccine and the others that will surely follow?
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Feel free to correct if I'm misinterpreting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_of_fetal_tissue_in_vaccine...
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by tboyd47 6y ago
On face value, it sounds less risky than the standard vaccine development route, which may involve introducing immortalized (i.e. cancerous) cells or artificially stimulating an immune response with known toxins (adjuvants). I still have qu
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Good point. As an aside, I wonder which organization she works for and why NPR failed to mention that.
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> "That's a lot of individuals whose lives are on hold, whose career and educational aspirations are suspended," says Shapiro. "You can almost think of this as an entire generation that will enter adulthood with lower
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by tboyd47 6y ago
It seems to me that the point of mandatory reporting is to impose quarantining by force on people who wouldn't otherwise have done it. But if the test itself is not mandatory, then it defeats the purpose. i.e. If I have the choice betw
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I was mainly recommending Twitter as a jumping off point.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
If you're looking for more substantive discussion among Bitcoiners, touching on its relation to economics, politics, and society, YouTube and Reddit are not the spots. I'd try Twitter. Start with @saifedean and go from there.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Hmm, you may be right. Perhaps the maximum for Bitcoin is the value of all assets of all economies. But then you would be leaving out the service sector ;)
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by tboyd47 6y ago
> Hasn't the drop in value at the beginning of the year shown that bitcoin doesn't have an inherent value? The price just reflects how much people want in and out. By that logic, there is no maximum either.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
That’s got to be the laziest “fact check“ I’ve ever read. “Their studies suck, this is just another hydroxychloroquine, remember the fish tank guy? Case closed.”
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Testimony of Pierre Kory, M.D. to Senate [pdf](hsgac.senate.gov)
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by tboyd47 6y ago
The same thing pushing 1B people into poverty. Not the pandemic; the lockdowns.
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It’s a false equivalence morally and legally.
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Not at all like those.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Prove that there actually is a pandemic without using the bogus PCR based stats. The pandemic is over and all the misery is voluntary.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
All people have to do to turn it around is stop complying.
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State of Texas vs. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, et al. [pdf](texasattorneygeneral.gov)
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by tboyd47 6y ago
I'm more interested in the bit about "omnipotent moral busybodies." If shutting down 100,000 businesses, pausing children's education including special education services for a whole year, forcing the entire populace to
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by tboyd47 6y ago
That's an amazing quote.
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Ask HN: Best calendar solution for small online consultancy?
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Search engine only indexing non-paywall content
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by tboyd47 6y ago
If that’s the case, why wouldn’t they invite a subject matter expert to debunk this analysis and clarify why the numbers seem to suggest there is no pandemic? Why take the video down?
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Yes, thanks! HN is one place on the web where the commenters graciously hold each other to a high standard.
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I'll take the autodidact, you take the student fresh out of college with no practice :)
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by tboyd47 6y ago
LOL, as if people actually learn productive skills in college.
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Thanks. I prefer the Nixon dollar float theory. The OPEC oil crisis was only 6 months. And as you say, oil prices in general have not had a clear trend. So those don't seem related to what is being presented on WTF Happened in 1971. Wh
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Didn't the OPEC oil crisis drive the price of oil higher? But then you say that the problem is that oil prices saw a massive decline. So which is it? When I look at the graph of oil prices between 1970 and 2020, I see it jumping around
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by tboyd47 6y ago
Why bother giving citation if I am going to be downvoted anyway? But, here you go. https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/are-nc-s-coronavirus-case-n... https://www.portugalresident.com/judges-in-portugal-hig

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