gloriosoc

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Nuanced editorial on Covid drugs in light of WHO clinical trial results(nejm.org)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|1 comments
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
sorry- should be fixed now.
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Why We Shouldn't Censor Scientists.(realscience.community)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|2 comments
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Why is Silicon Valley so awful to women?(theatlantic.com)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
that was supposed to be a shrug-- but it apparently puts it all on one line:)
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
To add to the what the article is saying RE:safety, the vaccine only stays in one's body for a few days to a week. Then it's gone. Also Moderna made a previous mRNA vaccine for Avian flu that was safe-- no long term side effects.
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
If you are alluding to the rumor of it modifying human DNA by quoting "modification of mRNA building blocks"-- this is a modification of a piece of the viral mRNA. It DOES NOT modify human DNA or RNA.
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
The Moderna Vaccine can be kept at refrigerator temperatures. The author addresses safety in that he explains why the vaccine was able to be produced more quickly while still going through the same level of safety testing.
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How mRNA vaccines work, what's in them, why they're safe(theconversation.com)
5 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|6 comments
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Journalistic spread of Covid-19 misinformation(realscience.community)
1 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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NYT–Covid antibodies last years(nytimes.com)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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How safe is my County?(realscience.community)
1 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|1 comments
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And We Have a Vaccine(pfizer.com)
6 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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Predicting the Future of the Pandemic(realscience.community)
2 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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What Herd Immunity is (hint: it’s not what you think)(realscience.community)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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A cruel and dangerous conspiracy-“only 6% of Covid deaths are from Covid”(realscience.community)
1 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
It literally says "All joking aside" following that comment. I don't know how much clearer I could have made that. I also advocate wearing masks, distancing, protecting the vulnerable, and not opening schools. I don't kn
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
My data comes from worldometer.info which pulls directly from the states and hospital reporting and not from the CDC or HHS. So I think it is reliable.
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
I agree with your first two points whole heartedly. But I think we got into a r-v-l place where the public has lost all trust BY paternalism. Trust means giving people the truth. And my theory doesn't hinge on people behaving responsib
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
The case of the person that got reinfected is grossly exaggerated. Don't you think if this was really occurring frequently there wouldn't be only one or two reported incidences of this world-wide? Asymptomatic carriers do definiti
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
That's not an error. Epidemiologists are computational biologists. I don't want to argue with you because that seems to be what you are solely after.
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
I have an Md, a Phd, and I'm a computational biologist at MIT. I think this qualifies as expertise.
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
Call me an optimist but I think the public can handle the nuance of cases have dropped but still don't throw a crazy party until they are 100% gone or everyone is vaccinated. Also levels are 20-30% now but will continue to rise through
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How This Ends. (The Pandemic)(realscience.community)
8 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|17 comments
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I entered the matrix through the red and blue fakesciencenews and became purple(realscience.community)
2 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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More evidence that the US has herd immunity in some states(realscience.community)
2 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|1 comments
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Five biggest lies about Covid-19-#fakesciencenews-on right&left is deadly(realscience.community)
3 points by gloriosoc 6y ago|0 comments
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
Behavior is a variable that can and should be included in a herd immunity model. The percent immunity needed to achieve Herd immunity will change with behavior. That doesn't negate that it's happening. Louisiana and Florida are pr
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
In the absence of peer reviewed data, which takes at the very least 3 months, rendering it obsolete for a pandemic, the Tech is much better than say the NYT or the Atlantic. It largely does not misconstrue or report bad science. Here is a l
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by gloriosoc 6y ago
It's fixed now btw

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