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by yehosef 5y ago
just to put numbers on that - 28M children[1] * $20/dose [2] * 2 doses >= $1.1 B Considering you can't sue the vaccine manufactures for anything and the vaccines are being mandated in various venues, they are definitely a &quot
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by yehosef 5y ago
More anti-vax pseudo-science backed up with data.
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by yehosef 5y ago
>As indicated by research This reminds me of a few articles I've seen talking about the "gaslighting of science." There's a fair amount of research indicating the opposite so it's a little more complicated to kno
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by yehosef 5y ago
hmm - this is the link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3043740/
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by yehosef 5y ago
The high prices are meant to discourage its use. That's why people mistakenly resort to using veterinary formulations - they are cheaper and available but not appropriate for humans.
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by yehosef 5y ago
It's not a "Miracle Drug" it's a "Wonder Drug" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC30437 (title: Ivermectin, ‘Wonder drug’ from Japan: the human use perspective) Some Quotes:
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by yehosef 5y ago
No, unfortunately.
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by yehosef 5y ago
Anything that questions the value of vaccines should be suspected as misinformation, regardless of the source.
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by yehosef 5y ago
> when the Delta variant results in 1000x the viral load in the nose/mouth can you provide a reference for this?
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by yehosef 5y ago
Is the implication that this is old news and they have certain repented from their evil ways? I'm not so sure.
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by yehosef 5y ago
I posted a similar article at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27883550 but it was flagged as misinformation. The flagger quoted this article which seems to makes the same statement.
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Indian Bar Association Sues WHO Chief Scientist Soumya Swaminathan(in.news.yahoo.com)
1 points by yehosef 5y ago|2 comments
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by yehosef 5y ago
Doctors are refusing to use Ivermectin because they can get in trouble with the medical boards for prescribing an unapproved covid treatment. https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2021/06/16..
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by yehosef 5y ago
If it seems conspiratorial does that mean it's not true?
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by yehosef 5y ago
Exactly, why solve the problem with a cheap, tried-and-tested anti-viral when we can use expensive and experimental novel vaccines with no long term-term safety studies?
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by yehosef 5y ago
You see, drugs that are effective have to make Pharm a lot of money (refer to Aduhelm). Ivermectin is a cheap generic drug that isn't going to make Pharm a lot of money, so it's not effective. The problem with these discussions of
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by yehosef 5y ago
>Stealing land and declaring a "jewish state" is no less criminal or insane than what isis / islamic state tried to do. The most famous commentary on the Torah (Rashi) begins when the question of why the Torah begins with
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by yehosef 5y ago
https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2021/05/i-dont-know-of-a-big...
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by yehosef 5y ago
for a different slant - https://honestreporting.com/ap-al-jazeera-cry-foul-after-set...
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by yehosef 6y ago
Sorry this is dup..
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by yehosef 6y ago
Sure, mental state plays a big role. It could even be that if you had to "choose" between vitamin deficiency vs happiness deficiency, the latter would be more harmful. But, it would seem that vitamin deficiency is an easier tech
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by yehosef 6y ago
a "disordered immune response" typically means an immune system that is not working properly, which may be genetic, etc but is more likely a deficiency. This is how I understand it, but I'm open for counter-references. >T
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by yehosef 6y ago
>The best way to enhance the workings of the immune system is to laugh, to find wonder in the world around you and to wonder at Love. Make others happy, play music, spend quiet time.:) Is there any science to back that up? I'm not
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Ask HN: Why don't we try to boost the immune system?
2 points by yehosef 6y ago|6 comments
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by yehosef 6y ago
When will it all end...
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by yehosef 6y ago
FUD - Fear, uncertainty and doubt - many/most people are vit-D deficient ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4581139/ ) and mild doses (1000-2000 IU/day) are not typically dangerous (less s
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by yehosef 6y ago
>For everyone reading this, please make sure to get blood work done before supplementing more than 1000 or 2000 IU per day. rewritten for to be more actionable: For everyone reading this, make sure to take 1000 or 2000 IU per day since y
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by yehosef 6y ago
Could it be valid to say that even if microservices are implemented correctly, you're swimming (if not drowning) in complexity? But for some problems and teams, that's better than the alternative.
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Ask HN: Anyone using ZeroMQ in production? Experience?
2 points by yehosef 7y ago|2 comments
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by yehosef 7y ago
I said to make a amoeba - my mistake - that's a eukaryote which is more complicated. Start with a bacteria. BTW - Sir Fred Hoyle (an atheist) used his "tornado in a junkyard" idea ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wi

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