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Spod_Gaju

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    Comment #40800602

    I see no indication of that.

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    Comment #40800516

    Predicting those things are kind of easy if you have the background in the technology that he does. But the singularity? How can you compare that to computers winning chess?

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    Comment #40795883

    A lot of cults get the end times glory date wrong. This is just another one.

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    Comment #40795877

    And every day I walk, I get closer to the horizon.

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    Comment #40791038

    This man spends almost five and a half years in prison fighting for press freedom and now you think he is suddenly a grifter? What planet do you live on or what U.S.Intel agency do…

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    Comment #40781800

    Yes, it means these people have low levels of GTP.

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    Comment #40767754

    Turmeric is a potent TNFa inhibitor in the intestines. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27025786/

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    Comment #40742392

    But we can see that the NIH is going against what’s been shown in meta studies. Let me tell you a story. My friend was in the World Trade Center when the other tower was hit by a p…

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    Comment #40741852

    From the Fred Hutch Cancer Center https://www.fredhutch.org/en/news/center-news/2022/03/dudako... "There’s a long history linking zinc with optimal immune function. For example, it…

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    Comment #40741797

    There have been more studies since when this came out, which signals the probable importance of zinc in COVID prevalence. Plus they were only looking at mortality so there will alw…

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    Comment #40734490

    > Putting the symptoms through a sieve by eliminating some causes helps pinpoint the origin (I over-simplify of course). That is nothing close to what they are doing. Do you think …

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    Comment #40734475

    You are talking like there are medical treatments that work for those of us with mental illness. There are not. They only have medication to treat the symptoms. I am one of the peo…

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    Comment #40734455

    I do not care about your vibe. I care about finding the truth and telling it like it is from my lived experience. They diagnosed the patients to get them in the study and they they…

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    Comment #40734431

    You said it. The fact that they are just looking at the brain when it comes to mental illness, is, well, insane. If one becomes "depressed" when sick, why not investigate the immun…

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    Comment #40734430

    Am I "telling a story" when I am walking down the street taking pictures of people because I think they are working for the government and spying on me? The doctors "objectively" t…

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    Comment #40733453

    Maybe you could’ve looked for meta study instead of just confirming your bias by denying one exists without looking. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10332820/

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    Comment #40732116

    > Patients generally can't be relied upon to be objective. Neither can doctors, or researchers. They obviously see something wrong with you, as they did with me, so do we worry abo…

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    Comment #40732096

    What is your point? That the NIH's COVID-19 ideas about zinc are outdated and might be harmful? They they try to obfuscate by making bold only one part of this statement? "The Pane…

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    Comment #40731978

    My point is that this was a waste of effort and money. They just need to listen to us patients and stop thinking we cannot be objective. Whenever it comes to mental health people t…