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ISPs keep floating charging Netflix for their own customers' data traffic; by the same logic DNS operators should be charging Facebook.
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Obvious scam is obvious. Previous DeFi scams have seen founders just openly walking away with the money. This one involved some "random users" getting the money instead. Totally random, I'm sure. Totally unpredictable.
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The only link I see in this thread is a government press release, not a scientific study. The first step is to be able to distinguish those.
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Did you miss the first (last) component of the address? "news"? It's a press release, which is a step in the wrong direction from the media. I was attempting to steelman the opposing position by upgrading it to media interpre
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As I said, > I think that actual scientific study is needed to explain these numbers. Science is not done in the media. I'm tired of being told that I have to believe the science that's on TV when every single time I investigat
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Sorry, I just don't believe these numbers. Even mainstream media sources have begun admitting that hospital admission rates are meaningless because they reflect mostly test results from hospital admissions for concerns other than covid
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> But everyone forgot about herd immunity. You may be beyond herd immunity, but most pro authoritarian/pro vaxxers I've spoken with on HN and elsewhere still firmly believe that the vaccine provides immunity, and to question
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> Significant non-deadly outcomes are another story (permanent lung damage, loss of taste, ect) Is there credible, non-censorious evidence that the vaccine reduces these particular risks? This is the same argument that we keep seeing: yo
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Signed integers should be used as sparingly as floating-point. They should not be used in ordinary code because ordinary code has no use for them until they break something. The most notable exception would be languages which allow negative
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According to the ideology that nature should be/have become static and that all changes are therefore due to humans, the rabbits are just a symptom of human destruction.
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Yes, that is one problem: > as they often tend to approach during the daytime I mean, yes this is technically true, as things which must by definition be approaching the daytime side of the earth "often tend" to approach that w
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That is a true statement... which doesn't matter one jot when talking about objects coming from the direction of the sun.
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> especially as they often tend to approach during the daytime when visibility is low due to the Sun's glare. I would really like to sit down with the journalist and find out how they think night and day works. This sentence fragmen
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Maybe if they used cell phones they could more easily connect with each other...
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All historical information is subject to correction by MiniTrue. Until Google Drive supports such a scenario, it is inappropriate for publishing historical information.
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> given that it's not generally prescribed for COVID-19 This is disinformation, it turns out. Plenty of doctors are prescribing it. Anyone in the US can go online to one of a dozen telemedicine services and get a prescription for an
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> I guess my dreamed up scenarios were more vague "shooter/assailant in the area" whereby I figured I'd want to "make myself less desirable to bother with". Hence small caliber, lots of noise/attempts a
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by unanswered 5y ago
Because we shut down the economy. This isn't difficult to understand. No economy = no hospital staffing.
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I didn't realize I was supposed to be playing for high score; I think I've dug into the truth a bit though.
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The sources are literally three comments up! And the point is that the risk is higher than the risk from COVID!
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Great now we can spend the next 12 months deprogramming people from the lies they've been fed by the media. Or... We could just bury this and pretend like it's still not true and never has been.
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JFC, that's what you're dog whistling about?! That Ashley "all men are bad and I won't apologize" Williams got fired? Good riddance, and you can go with her.
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> All alone, the spike protein is harmless (From your [2]) This is a lie. The spike protein has been shown to cause cardiovascular issues.
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I think it would be short-sighted to deny the efficacy of their strategy of welding people inside their homes.
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This has been happening for years, but now that it's happened to a Washington Times contributor it's a problem.
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Yes, this is why I assumed that it won't just be three or five or seven jabs but jabs forever just like the flu. And every single one of those will have risks to the heart, unless there's something better that comes along. I'
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It's very interesting that your new source links to the study and the main link does not. Hey dang, in light of that I think the URL of the submission should be changed to the new link, and the title updated to match.
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This would have been good news for the vaxxers, until we learned that we'll have to keep taking the shots for the rest of our lives. One-COVID to one-jab is not a meaningful comparison!
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The vaccine does not stop 70% of transmission. To date sufficiently large RCTs have not shown that the so-called vaccine reduces transmission by even 1%. Mutation rate also doesn't have anything to do with transmission. At all.
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If the vaccine actually prevents getting sick enough to notice, then it means a bunch of vaccinated virus carriers are wandering around in public. Whereas if they were unvaccinated, then by the popular theory that unvaccinated people get

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