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by zyxzevn 6y ago
So, the capture of Afghanistan's production can help us against covid. ;-)
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
For all relevant studies with 10,000 or more patients and the correct treatment protocols. See: http://www.hcqlost.com
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Why not every other politician? They are all the same. Let us just go a small step further and let facebook and twitter choose the next presidents.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
That is a huge oversimplification. According the Chinese study there is no asymptomatic transmission. So most of the numbers do not even make sense. Transmission within a masked & lockdown population is still large. Does not even seem
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
But SAR can see changes after earth-quakes https://maps.disasters.nasa.gov/arcgis/apps/MapSeries/index.... So it can track your mum
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
The modules (called units) are a huge improvement for managing large projects. Also extremely fast in compilations. The string handling are much better than C. Most is just automatically. You would not even encounter any difficulties until
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
How does it compare with Vitamin-D?
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Science was the first victim of covid-1984.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Now we need Nim with the super easy Lazarus user interface.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Most information, also in scientific publications, is full with logical fallacies and other inconsistencies. This again causes people to jump to conclusions on the basis of limited information/evidence. I tried to give a guideline on h
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
I made a small article about how to investigate the truth about something. https://saidit.net/s/Solutions/comments/50i5/how_to_investig... The first steps are: 1) logical fallacies 2) the scientific meth
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
This is the tip of the iceberg. We already knew that governments censor Human rights and leaks proving war-crimes and false flags. Even the UK puts journalists in prison. But today it has grown to the censorship of Doctors and Scientists, b
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Climate models? They are so extremely bad, scientifically.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
The experiments were setup to pass, so we are seeing record high numbers of successes. A lot of companies are specialized in hacking the standards for testing. Depending on the company they use some of these tricks: These are all small sa
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Agreed. The extremely slow compile time and extremely limited data flexibility is blocking rapid development. As an alternative to C++, JAI is more promising in my opinion.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong.” - Richard Feynman Science progresses when new paradigms are discovered. From that ne
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
The first study that was heavily promoted used a randomized trial, and showed shorter stays in the hospital. But looking at the real data, the study was not completely randomized as they had removed some patients. Patients that had died. So
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
To make the upgrades and building more interesting, it would be more of a challenge when upgraded structures require certain parts. Parts that you have to build yourself.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
I don't care much about the radiation. And this is always the wrong argument. I care about (1) the pollution with 100,000 years of half-life and (2) corruption and (3) Murphy's law. None of these problems are even closely solved.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
As I understand it from the reports. The case in Sweden was already cleared right from the start. There was no crime and this was clear very seen in the beginning. The Sweden accusation was started, because Sweden can send prisoners to the
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Reporting about crimes should never be a crime. It is that simple.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Nothing to see/hear. Military Shadow Government covering up their tracks.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
The many open tabs are related to states between: 1. bookmarking, 2. will look at it any minute/day now. 3. need to read/watch further when I got time. 4. page no longer available on site. 5. music to play in the background. So wh
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
It is only a problem for future generations...
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Well, he was correct about Hydroxychloroquine. But most papers just kept on claiming that it was dangerous. Even after #Lancetgate happened.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia7fUQXskvA How Vice chooses ..
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
"I COME IN PEACE" I hope some of you get the reference
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Understanding Logical fallacies. In these days of bad news reporting, it is good to recognize logical fallacies in reports. Instead of getting someone's opinion, it helps to focus on the actual data that is mentioned in the report.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
The circle in the centre of the image is much wider than the sun. Sadly, we can not see any meaningful imagery from it.
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by zyxzevn 6y ago
Good news. Herd-immunity is growing. Also, this means that the death-rate is far lower than reported. And this is nice too. Maybe we can save people by starting the society again. In other news, we see that hydroxychloroquine is actually wo

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