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5y ago
this was the real endgame of the vaccine mandates, force the whole world to participate in a trial of mRNA technology so that it could start being used in other profitable products.
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5y ago
>we don't actually know what he said, but its safe to assume he's one of those labels we assign to bad people with bad thoughts
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5y ago
In the words of a different (better) band but relevant: >Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day >Fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way >Kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown >Waiting for someone
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5y ago
yes i am talking about how they got rid of the control groups once it appeared to be working
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5y ago
yes so lets do our best to make sure they cry as much as possible, especially if its for no justifiable reason what a ridiculous comment
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5y ago
the covid vaccine trials had no control groups either
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5y ago
I always liked this bit: "Industry could not benefit from its increased productivity without a substantial increase in consumer spending. This contributed to the development of mass marketing designed to influence the population's
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5y ago
will libcurl have built in json support or just the command line?
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5y ago
i think everything is already covered with this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ
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5y ago
we used a piece of paper to log the diapers for the first kid. 2nd kid with more experience we just kept an eye on things and used our judgment. not sure why you need an app for this
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5y ago
>This was a possibility at some point, but it required a very high number of people to get vaccinated quickly, before more variants. it required vaccines that actually slow the spread of disease
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5y ago
if 50% of the people in the hospital are unvaccinated, then 50% are vaccinated. how are unvaccinated people stressing the hospital system?
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5y ago
>So far, there hasn't been any evidence (I've heard of) of long-term adverse effects of the vaccination. Vaccines are not exactly new science. the vaccines came out last year, there hasn't even been a long term yet. mrna v
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5y ago
mass injections of mrna vaccines is a new thing so there is no comparable reference point
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lol well they already got rid of the control group at the beginning of the original trials
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5y ago
given that your young child is literally in the trial for young children, what data was there to indicate it was safe or beneficial for them?
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5y ago
what are the long term effects of all the other BS young kids are subjected to as a result of all of this?
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5y ago
immunocompromised people are not a new thing, somehow they survived before covid
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>. My under-5 is enrolled in the Pfizer study, and they are not starting over from scratch. can someone please explain to me the thought process of enrolling your child in an experimental medical trial for a medicine they probably don&#x
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5y ago
interesting take that coincides with some of my own observations
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what happens if the federal mandates get ruled illegal by the supreme court? do people fired via state or corporate mandate have any recourse?
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5y ago
TIL amphetamines are the cure for iphone addiction
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5y ago
Wipeout XL was pretty much the coolest a game could possibly be back in 1997, the other ps1 games from that era were impressive as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vuFnFQQ_pI
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its really interesting/disturbing that people put so much blind faith in the organizations pushing these vaccines. so many people are acting unscientifically in the "pursuit of science". science is not something where you b
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5y ago
the fed contractor thing already got shut down, my workplace cancelled their mandate that they were trying to enforce for this
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this is a pretty bizarre article and im not even sure what to take away from it guy who works all the time loses some of his family, feels bad, continues to neglect the remaining family, and the son chastises him for not climbing the corpo
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5y ago
how are auth requests supposed to reach the auth server if the networking is broken?
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IBM field engineers had a special dongle key that could unlock hardware features that were already present on the hardware, for a price
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PCR Tests and the Rise of Disease Panic
(brownstone.org)
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thats an assumption that we have no way of confirming
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