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by vixen99 5y ago
Hydroxychloroquine was first approved for use in the US in 1955. https://c19hcq.com/ is a list of several hundred papers relating to its use for Covid-19 patients. I guess that according to Facebook, any positive effects th
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Moreover they're worried. A lion doesn't care what the sheep thinks.
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So what about China and other Asian countries who demonstrate by their actions that they've 'found a way'? They say one thing but do another, using many means to encourage the West to adopt policies that will increase energy
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Costs of a Solar-Powered Grid Without Fossil Fuel Back-Up(manhattancontrarian.com)
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Evidently of interest if you're someone like Jasmine Rose Jones. https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/23/us/trans-women-incarcerat...
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Important to note the word 'any'. Even if you never watch BBC programmes, you need a license or you'll finally end up with criminal conviction if you persist. Poor single mothers tend to form the majority of convictions in ma
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On the other hand, caffeine is a vaso-constrictor which reduces blood supply to the brain. This is very old news and replicated many times from even 1935. What are the effects of this? To go full forward we have https://www.biorx
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High Coffee Consumption Linked to Smaller Brain Volume and Dementia Risk(neurosciencenews.com)
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Banning his name and pictures? On what basis? I guess you're not also asking for Stalin and Hitler plus a whole galaxy of mass killers who've massacred their way across the 20th century to join the list of banned killers? Or do th
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At present many more younger people are being admitted to hospital than older people in the UK. Given that older people are mostly vaccinated this could indicate vaccine efficacy. In June, around 70 percent of admitted patients were aged le
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I wonder if this will apply to research published by pharmaceutical companies with a proven history of illegal activity in support of the products they release.
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Or in full: "He thought the leadership of civilization would pass to America and ultimately to Asia." Many today would think that was perspicacious on Einstein's part.
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A short moral tale for those in the West who distrust meritocracy. Thanks for posting this.
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Excellent job? That's what is under debate and asserting that it does, adds zero content to the discussion.
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> Companies aren't allowed to advertise rat poison as medicine and neither are you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warfarin In fact, they are and they do. (Ok, not you unless you run a pharm company). The best k
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by vixen99 5y ago
Spot on! Thank you for that. Some work I do would be sunk without her and we know there are countless independent researchers who could say the same thing.
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'America's gene giant harvests data from millions of women worldwide' would be an interesting topic for discussion. As it is we know, as the Hong Kong protesters know, that the CCP runs every aspect of China's activities
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I have no rights unless others recognize and at least tacitly agree that they have obligations with respect to those rights. As the only person left in the universe (after some cataclysm), you'd be left with obligations but no rights.
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Yet another example of a deeply patronizing stance on the part of those who deem 'ordinary people' too stupid to make their own judgments. They behave like some in the monarchy who spout questionable opinions but never engage in p
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by vixen99 5y ago
Semantic point. Irrespective of the merits or demerits of the case, to refute is to provide unassailable evidence (proof) as to the falsity of an allegation. It marks `case closed`. It doesn't mean presenting strong persuasive argument
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Windows 11 to force webcams on laptop users(xda-developers.com)
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All depends on what is meant by the word which all-too-often denotes an all-inclusive label for a cluster of characteristics chosen according to the political inclination of the user. Wikipedia says "Nationalism holds that each nation
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You have a point to make and you choose your assumptions to make sure it's made.
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Bear or bare?
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Quick link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galactose-alpha-1,3-galactose (alpha-gal)
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by vixen99 5y ago
Based on the massive amount of evidence linking 'chemicals from plants' (polyphenols, glycosinolates and others) with (in the main) markedly positive effects on human biochemistry & physiology, this appears to be a very good i
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Read the paper. There is no mention of a purely plant based vegan diet in the study. Moreover the authors already note the point you're making. "In addition, the participants of our cohorts have higher educational status and bet
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Yes, a biological machine. Just like us.
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And there are papers which show that it does. Rather than descend into a 'my list of papers denoting effectiveness is bigger than your's suggesting the opposite' contest, I suggest you go to http://www.freefullpdf.
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Max Planck suggested that "Science progresses funeral by funeral!". I think we know that this doesn't only apply to science. A marked absence of funerals in the cadre of very powerful people reluctant to let go, might prese

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