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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>I'm quite frankly flabbergasted Prepare to be flabbergasted an order of magnitude more when you find out that vaccine Adjuvants like aluminum, in the form that is being used in vaccines , has never been evaluated for safe use in h
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>Swap out the people and incentives, and it's a new thing under an old name. And according to you, the incentives of this new Microsoft are...?
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It is not about "legal obligation" towards share holder. It is about maintaining and boosting the "valuation" of the company. Why does it matter? Well, because the higher valued your company is, the more investment you c
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> Opinions like this have always been weird to me. Not wrong, but weird. You should have felt free to say that it is utter stupidity for people to assume good faith for public companies. But sadly, the times we live does not allow pointi
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
Yea, every body has a plan until they get punched in the face..
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>Physics is based on metaphor not math. We take common experiences like space, distance, speed, temperature, "energy", quantify them with other stable experiences we can use as reference units, then select the operations on the
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> Look at historical FM, AM, broadcast TV advertising. The issue is the introduction of smartphone, which is a device that is with you 24x7.
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
I think you were distracted, and this ^ comment was written without much thought. Oh wait. You are on HN. No surprise!
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
Yes, but the problem here is the introduction of smartphone, which is a gadget that is with you 24/7.
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> They do plenty of other disturbing things but this is not one of them. I think some kind of AI employed here, would end up doing things like this and more, may be not right now but in very near future.
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>I'm interested to see if this means we see fewer 'great entrepreneurs' It is really interesting to see that you specify "enterpreneurs", instead of concerned about losing potential great artists, scientists, phi
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And the Medical community does not get it! For ex: 1. We are not smart enough to figure what role 'x' play in an organism, so it is not us, and is millions of years of evolution that has gone wrong, and it does not have a role, an
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>Those are anti-safety philosophical grounds, Not really, because this argument implies that a human being is in danger if not vaccinated. Which is not really the case, because there is a thing called "Natural Immunity", which
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>Conveniently leaving out DNR, I see :) Was not intentional. > People are called anti-vaxxers for a number of reasons, including - but not limited to - the one you mention. Then I think that group asking for safer vaccines should be c
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>a person who opposes the use of vaccines or regulations mandating vaccination But why do they do that? Because they think something is unsafe with the vaccines, right? The other alternative is that they are not interested in
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
Well, then who is an "anti-vaxxer"? People who does not want to reduce the chances of them or their kids dying of some diseases? Please enlighten me..
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Hey this is happening to the whole world, thanks to the Internet. Before that, competence and excellence could exist in small pockets of humanity, but now, internet has wiped them out of existence by injecting the dumbness of the majority i
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by tresqotheq 4y ago
>Safer than what? How are current vaccines not safe? Generally we consider medicines (and other things) to be "unsafe" until they are shown to be safe in studies. So a vaccine is "unsafe" if it contains stuff that has