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desine
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Comment #29760862
That's rather interesting, and I haven't heard anyone else talk about this. A bit frightening too.
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Comment #29757283
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…
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Comment #29757135
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 m…
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Comment #29756513
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 y…
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Comment #29756410
>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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Comment #29756395
>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 th…
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Comment #29754470
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 reme…
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Comment #29754026
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 infecti…
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Comment #29754009
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 understandi…
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Comment #29740400
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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Comment #29740141
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 12-3…
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Comment #29739865
>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, no…
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Comment #29739553
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…
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Comment #29739241
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 com…
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Comment #29711127
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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Comment #29710379
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 Ent…
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Comment #29695958
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…
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Comment #29669880
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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Comment #29657746
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 o…
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Comment #29653169
>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