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thedorkknight
4y ago
To be fair, mofongo is indeed delicious
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4y ago
I don't think it'll be way too much different than it has been for most of human history. We really only had a brief blip of having video, which was generally trustable, but keep in mind that before that for thousands of years it
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5y ago
It literally puts a spin on it, actually!
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thedorkknight
5y ago
? I'm using it right now and it's fine
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5y ago
Don't most covid deaths happen after you're no longer infectious? I thought a lot of that was from the cytokine storm. But to the other commenter's point, if omicron DID get a more deadly variant that kills you after you'
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5y ago
You mean you've been paid to put fake comments about products on Reddit?
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5y ago
The comment you replied to says "covering it up to the extent they did" which would indeed be a theory about a conspiracy, yes.
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5y ago
Confused. If professor Loeb tries to at least open discourse to the idea that ET space junk might be flying around like our space junk in a desire to reduce the giggle factor around that hypothesis, what sort of "consequences" do
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5y ago
I mean... if you think the animals actually maliciously conspired I suppose
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5y ago
Who is the "They" that you all keep mentioning? I haven't heard anyone push the pangolin theory since, like, March 2020. I listen to the podcast "This Week in Virology" a lot and can only remember them occasionally
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5y ago
Not to mention the lunacy of assessing efficacy of drugs by reading internet forums and social media. Why do scientists bother with expensive studies when they can just read Facebook? /s
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5y ago
What? He points out multiple specific examples of disingenuity... Did you actually read it? He's not asking you to just trust him, as you accuse. He gives specific info, with citations/links... What specific errors did he make and
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5y ago
Didn't mention anything about vaccinations. Don't be disingenuous. The guy above literally said "Children aren't at risk from Covid AT ALL".
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5y ago
"at all"? What? Tons of children end up with post-acute sequelae. Where are people getting this notion that the only possible negative outcome of viral or bacterial infections is death and that that's the only stat we should
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5y ago
To the user who keeps getting comments deleted for bringing up this guy's funding: please look up "ad hominem fallacy". Attacking someone making a statement says nothing about the truth of their statement
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5y ago
What am I supposed to be critical of, beyond what the authors themselves are saying? Judging by your quote, are you critical of the notion that vaccines slow the spread of covid - great, but I haven't heard that as a main talking point
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8y ago
Or metal gear solid. "It was the distant future, 2005..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAioZzuhOQg
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8y ago
"trick question! There is no 'first number'!"
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8y ago
You could argue that all crystals travel through time