jbdigriz

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by jbdigriz 6y ago
What an irrational stretch of logic to conflate natural respiration with deliberately intending to harm someone. Breathing freely doesn't harm you, get over yourself or maybe get a therapist because this is an unhealthy degree of neuro
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
I definitely learned something intriguing today - thanks for sharing!
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Define worst hit. Because this statement is blatantly wrong when factoring in population size, death rate, demographics and a bunch of other factors which exist in the real world and not your FUD bubble
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
This is absurd and disregard for the inalienable right to freedom. Your don't dictate what people must do to protect YOU - that's your responsibility. This narcissistic logic is the same that would dictate you lose weight and ride
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
They literally made me do this when going to a doctor apt recently. Took it off and just used their stupid mask even though mine is safer for me when I don't have covid but am forced to go into an place where it's far more likely
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Many of the vented masks come with N95 inserts as they are intended to filter inhaled air of particles - originally for mountain biking in dusty climates
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Can you provide any evidence of this claim? A bandana can be any textile and certainly doesn't filter exhaled air. Being made largely of cotten and rarely washed, they also become virus spreaders if someone infected yet asymptomatic sa
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
This is heart wrenching. How many millions more are in this situation? When do we start measuring these costs in the covid lockdown equation??
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/did-trump-impatiently-dump... This is labelled as "miscaptioned" which is embarrassingly obvious politispeak for a LIE. Not only did Trump NOT dump ALL the food in the koi po
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
The very first line of the introduction has most blatant heavy handed QUALITATIVE assessment of ZeroHedge as an example of a conspiratorial site which is as antithetical to true science as you can get. In fact, the term conspiracy theory wa
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Apartheid elected a man with no connections, wealth or experience to become the first black president twice in a row and retire a multimillionaire... Seriously you should drop this extreme radical leftist fever dream perspective because it
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
"Protestors" - right here you expose just how little credibility you have be neglecting literal violent riots, billions in property damage and theft, hundreds of assaults and dozens of murders and deaths that have come from this.
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Snopes routinely picks up on unsavory truths regarding the left and then proceed on a campaign of disinformation warfare by distorting the truths into their own fabricated strawman that can be "debunked" while simultaneously spend
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Saying this is asserting the "by any means necessary" doctrine whereby manipulation and misrepresentation are the first spots on the decent into outright propaganda and tyranny. Why not disconnect your internet abs unplug from eve
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
These articles with no supporting evidence of any kind claiming to "debunk" anything is just attention grabbing drivel for the intellectually disinclined. Why the barrage posting to HN? Politics has no place here, especially the s
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by jbdigriz 6y ago
Kind of telling the article makes no mention of what degree this shifts "greenhouse gas" generation from cows to people. Quite ironc considering they are suggesting beans to be used.
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
So increasing taxes to pay politicians and their cronies who have been making those very decisions is the solution? Wait, wait even better - making everything more expensive for everyone is going to somehow disproportionately benefit those
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
Explain "getting more than their fair share" in precise terms please, taking into account progressive taxation. I'll wait.
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
I have this. It's ok but you get wildly variable readings if you don't keep your forearm perfectly rested and flat on a surface. Even then it's going to vary a lot. Wrist based blood pressure readings are never going to be th
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
I'm not disagreeing with this, but you'd be surprised just how much VB still exists in the wild. Literally billions of dollars in revenues in financial service industry alone. Some trading desks use VB and Excel for the majority o
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
This article is so loaded with innuendo and written by someone who doesn't know much about the topic. The QAnon part is comically inaccurate. What you can do is more research if you really care. Better yet, start with the reading the c
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by jbdigriz 7y ago
This is political nonsense and doesn't belong here
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by jbdigriz 9y ago
I very much doubt you'll see any fugitive enhancement and in the two decades I've been cycling on and off supplemental Creatine for my workout regime, I can't speak for any such gains. Creatine is both synthesized by the body
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by jbdigriz 9y ago
Sharing laptops like bowling shoes and being forced to sync everything with cloud for privacy pillaging - outside of a grade school context, this is the apocalypse scenario to me.
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by jbdigriz 9y ago
If you're willing to pay top dollar, I highly recommend the B&O Play by Bang and Olufsen Beoplay H8 wireless/wired headphones. I got these at an airport a few years ago when I forgot my AKG headphones and am convinced they are
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by jbdigriz 10y ago
It's always great to see lowest common denominator arguments in this debate - like this happens outside social networks both before they existed and indefinitely into the future. Immediately after the unsubstantiated claims of informat
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by jbdigriz 10y ago
They would probably prefer that as well
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by jbdigriz 10y ago
People need their totems and need for them to be simplistic and singular to classify them as black or white. No thought given to things like government MANDATING increased numbers of subprime loans to facilitate a populist agenda, nor the
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by jbdigriz 10y ago
Uh, he was right unless you missed the part where the 28 year old was replaced by someone even older than the author. There's something the vast majority of millennials seem to lack and that is respect for the wisdom that comes with ag
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by jbdigriz 10y ago
It wasn't just colors - it's toys and candy walls and obvious childish behavior

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