desine

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by desine 5y ago
That's rather interesting, and I haven't heard anyone else talk about this. A bit frightening too.
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by desine 5y ago
I'm admittedly pretty out of my element here. Apologies if any of the following is misinformed. Lyme and TB are chronic symptoms, from what I understand. No truly dormant stages in the infection, just slight lulls in symptoms. I wa
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by desine 5y ago
Too late to edit, but I'm getting mixed votes (which I usually don't pay much attention to), so I will explain: There's a few different frameworks people are working within. From my experience, linking or forwarding to any &
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by desine 5y ago
This is completely off topic, and I apologize, but I clicked your profile. First off, I am impressed by your credentials, very nice work, you should be proud. But this segment in your about: box is oddly hilarious to me. Maybe I've ju
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by desine 5y ago
>What aspect, specifically, is suspected to be wrong? That depends on who you ask. Different people have different hypotheses and concepts they explore.
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by desine 5y ago
>How did you incorporate unknown long term effects of a covid19 infection, even if you dont die from it - in your own analysis? How do I incorporate unknown long term effects of the vaccine? If both offer unknowns, of unknown severity,
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by desine 5y ago
Odds Ratio can only factor in known risks. I very specifically mentioned in my comment I was concerned about the unknown risks. If my numbers were wrong, I apologize. I mostly remember not being impressed enough
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by desine 5y ago
Had your daughter had it before? Once you get strep, you tend to get it semi-frequently. I get it once every couple of years. I always kind of wondered if it's like a viral infection such as cold sores where it lays dormant permanen
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by desine 5y ago
They very much are interesting, and that's a pretty wild story. There are people a lot smarter than me, doctors in the field, that think we have some of our fundamental understanding of viruses wrong. I haven't read enough to ta
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by desine 5y ago
I've lost close friends and family to preventable circumstances, it hurt. I however did not try to justify imposing changes to people's behavior, autonomy, or freedom.
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by desine 5y ago
When everything is multiplied by a fraction of a percent, the result is a bunch of small magnitudes overall. Like 12 times more likely to be hospitalized than fully vaccinated 12-34 year olds? What the latter's rate of hospitalizatio
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by desine 5y ago
>These MRNA vaccines didn't come from nowhere; they have been in development for decades. And not once could they even get to stage 3 clinical trials. This should be a red flag, not something used to promote them.
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by desine 5y ago
If you're looking for hard data, there was some, but it was more of a logic based risk assessment. I deduced, for me, that the best bet was to avoid the disease as much as possible, and not risk a novel medicine for something that was
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by desine 5y ago
Unvaxxed here. Lost my job due to it. Couldn't attend a close friend's wedding. So - it is not a casual decision I made. mRNA "vaccines" are not as tested as the pharmaceutical companies want you to believe. They&#x2
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by desine 5y ago
I agree, but it should also be immutable, and only the former with the latter. Especially with the political scrubbing of past news articles.
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by desine 5y ago
This became a bit of a text meme for a bit. I think there's actually an origin in some fantasy fiction narrative about a wizard and a magic rock, but I cannot find it now. Tech Enthusiasts: Everything in my house is wired to the
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by desine 5y ago
There's also the issue that with 5G phased array antennae, tx power limits are not restricted as tightly. With a standard single tx antenna, it's easy to calculate the amount of EM energy it can create in the 3D space around the
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by desine 5y ago
The Overstory by Richard Powers. A few touching stories about trees and Americans. One of the best things I've read this decade, perhaps this lifetime.
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by desine 5y ago
Here, the news has conspiciously shied away from mentioning the relationship between weight and covid complications. I think if they decided to be honest, and call it a "pandemic of the overewight" early on, you would have seen a
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by desine 5y ago
>Lifestyle, diet or supplements have shown to be rather irrelevant to the effects of Covid. Lol no, obesity is one of the biggest factors in covid mortality
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by desine 5y ago
People don't tend to accept rapid, life-altering changes, unless it's solving a crisis. We wouldn't have accepted lockdowns, face masks, and vaccine passports without a pandemic to justify them. Masses of people would likely
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by desine 5y ago
You're the first mention of pedophilia in this thread :-) But also you should realize that after attaining a certain level you cannot be bribed anymore and can only be blackmailed
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by desine 5y ago
It was already going to blow up. Internationally, every country is in a credit hole so deep most will be unable to make interest payments in the next few years. The collapse was coming one way or the other, so the controlled demolition wa
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by desine 5y ago
Isn't Japan also on it's own banking system? You can't use USA Credit/Debit cards most places? Makes sense they would also allow Russia's "third party" option.
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by desine 5y ago
Russia and China both are accumulating a lot more gold than previously. They can go to a gold backed digital currency pretty reliably at this point. China's been testing digital yuan already, including some nice restrictions that wil
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by desine 5y ago
Is "long covid" anything other than post-viral fatigue syndrome? I still haven't seen anything to imply it's different than any other virus, in that regard. Not that I want it, but giving it a new name just seems like m
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by desine 5y ago
You didn't link a "peer reviewed, reproduced, double blind study". You linked a meta-analysis of other studies. One that admits near it's conclusion "[...]the trends really are in ivermectin’s favor, but once you
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by desine 5y ago
By definition, critical thinking is questioning what you are told. I am questioning what I am told, by assessing * Who is telling me this information? Pfizer, the FDA * Who stands to benefit from this? Pfizer, the maker of the drug, and th
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by desine 5y ago
If it means we can start applying critical thinking again, maybe
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by desine 5y ago
>Buying scientists is cheaper than buying politicians, in practice. Heads up I'm not gonna be able to cite a peer reviewed journal on that so you should just [flag] me now <3

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