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Covid-19, High Stakes Poker and the Zero-Sum Game
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6y ago
Good point, I'll look into it. I'm NOT an expert in infectious disease, I study human behavior. These creepy coincidences were just gut instincts. My point was not to draw a conclusion but to just push people away from being ancho
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sarahnadav
6y ago
Their original article was published in 2008- so what I question is why this was ever OK.
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sarahnadav
6y ago
I'm reading this through and it's hard to understand why this isn't common knowledge
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sarahnadav
6y ago
HOLY SHIT.
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sarahnadav
6y ago
No- they claim that it attacks T-cells like HIV
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sarahnadav
6y ago
I included that study but it was retracted later. I believe that it is still valuable in the context of the bigger picture of research and the conversation on the subject. There is other peer-reviewed research which is included
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sarahnadav
6y ago
I don't have links about the HIV gene sequence but in the post I put every primary research article I could find about COVID-19 and HIV or T-Cells. COVID-19 is bonding to T-cells and killing them, in a way that is similar to HIV but no
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6y ago
I also posted it to Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/covid-19-hiv-follow-me-down-r... I believe this will and should make it into the mainstream press
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6y ago
This was a quick write up of what I've discovered over the past week. It actually came out of research for an economic theory I was writing for the World Economic Forum. It is not a definitive argument of any kind. You can read it thro
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It seemed like a conspiracy theory but in all fairness- a mistake that came out of a lab is certainly a possibility.
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6y ago
Ya, that is noted in the post. Otherwise, it would be hard to imagine how HIV gene sequences would get in the mix. Unless perhaps there was a monkey involved...which seems less likely than this coming out of a lab
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Covid-19 and HIV: Follow Me Down the Rabbit Hole
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10y ago
+1
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For Single Mothers, There Is No “Day Without Women”
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Credit Score Lifehacking Bot: Civbot
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10y ago
You really should try Credit, Set, Go for it to really work https://www.civilizeit.com/go
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Using Behavioral Economics to Boost Credit Score
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10y ago
If I were him, I would have put it in at the end, but I would have included what they did even if he didn't say he worked WITH them. What they did was very important- and as an economist I would say that they deserve to be included in
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sarahnadav
10y ago
Just FYI- this has been part of our marketing plan for weeks- the John Oliver thing is just a coincidence.
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10y ago
Funny you say that. I thought it was weird that he didn't mention it because I've been in the industry for years. But apparently, he left them out on purpose so as not to be associated with Occupiers (according to them) http:&#x
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10y ago
Also- just FYI, John Oliver was paying off expired medical debt which was actually very useless and one of the most annoying media exploits of the defaulted debt industry I have ever seen. He didn't actually help anyone. Plus he was c
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10y ago
I am really glad that you love the concept. We'd appreciate some HN love because we have something that I think can make a huge difference for people.
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10y ago
Yes, you enter by signing up to the free service, which then takes you to a page informs you of your legal rights to protect against harrassment and fraudulent debt, and gives you a bunch of useful resources. If people are in debt, we want
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10y ago
OK- the tagline WAS click baity, but we've been planning it for weeks. It just happened that John Oliver did his thing last week We also just did a Memorial day campaign for members of the military (you can see the page on our site)
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I'm not John Oliver, but my startup will be paying $1000 of someone's debt
(civilizeit.com)
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Sadly, the problem is too widespread to blow off. I already have women asking me for the clause because the fear is real and so is the damage. We are not talking about a workplace romance, this is a very specific relationship, between foun
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This isn't about the "workplace" this is about the Tech industry. And really about investors and founders. Given the small percentage of women, especially holding high level roles- I believe that it would be almost statistica
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remember- this isn't for within the company, this isn't a workplace relationship.(for the most part) this is about investors and founders. And just like you have to go to HR for an office relationship, you would need to do someth
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these are terms that I am working on with my lawyer- and I am sure investors will have some push back and changes of their own
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