zosima

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by zosima 4y ago
But you seem to suffer from some kind of delusion that government is somehow less biased and more intelligent, and free of human faults than you? What in all of human history, would make you think that?
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But not, in the way that it has been done, a legally sanctioned part of their method.
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Just reaching out in the name of FBI, tacitly threatens repercussions. The government can certainly make life difficult for the most law-abiding company or citizen if you get on the wrong side of it. And everyone knows this.
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The government should simply have no hand in determining what information is presented or not presented to anyone, except within the bounds of explicit legal mandate to do so. That this sort of under-the-table cooperation between three lett
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by zosima 4y ago
Or it's dependent on increased gene expression from dual X-chromosomes or genes from an Y chromosome. Or sex-specific methylation patterns or some other factor, that are irreversible once the organism has grown beyond the fetus-stage.
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by zosima 4y ago
Difference here of course is that subjects are being measured in a way which is almost definitely not fully anonymous. Of course an IRB review and an explanation of how data is properly anonymized should be there.
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by zosima 4y ago
I think there is a strong genetic component for owning a pickup truck. Just like for dog ownership: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-44083-9 Obviously, there is also a strong environmental factor. But lacking
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by zosima 4y ago
So you are saying that everyone is being manipulated, and your in-group's manipulation must have first priority? How about removing the log from you own eye, before attempting to remove the speck from your neighbour's eye?
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Working with genomics technology is too far away from the money to become rich from. There are too many middlemen in-between technology and application. But it's a fun subject, and as the technology develops, middle layers will disappe
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It's clear that Graham Hancock's theories are not well-substantiated. And anybody watching the documentary, will probably agree. But he is doing something that archaeologists and historians are deeply afraid of. He is weaving a gr
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I don't know. It seems the plot has been lost and all the good intentions are just sound and fury, signifying nothing. And maybe it's just that: billions of apes, mindlessly imitating each other.
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by zosima 4y ago
It's interesting that the good fight for LGBTQ+ is given up as soon as there is a place with actual LGBTQ+ repression and powerful resistance. What then is this signalling for?
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It's tribal and there is in most of Africa, no culture for rewarding merit or excellence. But there is always willingness to blame everybody else.
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I think you should care about the donations: He seems to have donated massively to media and political parties, and they appear to not so easily forget who has been their good friend.
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by zosima 4y ago
Seems that we are already 1C degree above preindustrial levels. https://theconversation.com/what-is-a-pre-industrial-climate... Doesn't seem unlikely that temperature will increase 1C more. Wonder if it's going to
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by zosima 4y ago
Their habit is not under serious threat, simply because it isn't. Polar bears who are used to living in temperatures between -30C and 20C or so, will not mind neither 1.5C increase in average temperature nor even twice or four times th
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by zosima 4y ago
Though p-values are probabilities. They are the probability that the data seen (or more extreme) in the experiment were generated given the null-hypothesis is true. Now, of course to fully understand the p, you also have to understand the n
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by zosima 4y ago
Might be. I don't know, and I couldn't see it in the study. But the study indicates that the vaccines are partially protective against sequelae (by comparing vaccinated covid-19 patients with unvaccinated) and that the sequelae is
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by zosima 4y ago
It definitely looks like a very clean efficacy study. This is an extremely difficult indication and almost all studies on drugs for Alzheimer's has failed previously. A study of this size meetings its primary endpoint in Alzheimer&#x27
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What does it say then?
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There is a huge amount of genetic evidence that amyloid-beta or its precursor APP is involved and causal in Alzheimer's. That's not in question. But since there's been so many trial failures trying to get rid of amyloid-beta,
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by zosima 4y ago
And the most dangerous warmongers and facists today, may very well believe they are fighting those very same things. But then again I believe germans in WW2 saw themselves as fighting a war for peace.
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Still you'd presume he remembers his thought process from the game. And being as shaky in analysis as he has been seen to be, does not go very well together with playing with absolutely extreme precision.
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by zosima 4y ago
It's speculative so who knows. But northern Europe was covered fully by ice 12000 years ago. There has definitely been more melting since then, than what is left.
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by zosima 4y ago
Glaciers have been melting in the north since the last ice age though. It may go faster now than it did 100 years ago, but with or without more CO2, glaciers were going to disappear many places.
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by zosima 4y ago
Nuclear power is great. Unfortunately the environmental groups that lobbied for renewable energy, also lobbied against nuclear power. So much less available nuclear power for Sweden in the winter, than there should have been.
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But what if it's a smaller deal than some suggests and people in Europe now are going to freeze and potentially even starve because the transition to environmentally-friendly energy was completely botched?
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The court and statute in question specifically mention that censorship can happen for a variety of legal reason. This ruling only denies the right to censor based on viewpoint, something which I believe Starbucks is also bound by. You can t
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In fact the dutch government seems to be actively working to worsen food shortages: https://time.com/6201951/dutch-farmers-protests-climate-acti... So they'd seem to be worried about controlling a population while
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by zosima 4y ago
I think you are mixing solid and much less solid science here. GHG:s and their warming effects are solid science. This can be tested out in any lab. Statistical climate modelling, and the historical climate reconstructions are much more sha

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