throw_life

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by throw_life 5y ago
Yes, you do. Bringing a bat or not does not necessarily mean you will hit a run. >Again, it's the person who makes the assertion who needs to back it up. It sure is. I'm not going to wear a bit of cloth over my face to filter o
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by throw_life 5y ago
The Payne study on USS Roosevelt has a very small sample size compared to the number of confounding variables (the paper reports that they allowed the ~300 respondents to select multiple responses, including adherence to social distancing,
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by throw_life 5y ago
It's as if the best you can do is delay the inevitable (which could also be re-phrased as "flatten the curve").
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by throw_life 5y ago
Your last linked article, which specifically tests the idea that wearing a surgical mask protects the wearer from airbourne disease, concludes this: >The between-group difference was −0.3 percentage point The others, which consist largel
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by throw_life 5y ago
It is astounding that, in 2022, people are still throwing around simplistic, authoritative statements and providing links to articles that do not support those statements. This style of discourse has done "your side" an enormous d
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by throw_life 5y ago
History will remember our response to Covid as one of the greatest outbreaks of mass hysteria, and the time when a supposedly atheistic society developed their own religion. I even made a quick guide: https://www.bicyclerepairman
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by throw_life 5y ago
Frankly, in my opinion this is obvious. The role of the whole face in the social development of babies is very well known - I'm sure we all heard the story about ducklings being imprinted with human faces after being hatched in an incu
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by throw_life 5y ago
Try being called "anti mask antivaxx Covidiot granny-killer" for two years and then we can talk about unfair discourse framing. I take your point though - we all have a lot to learn about how we are going to come back together as