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Comment #37773753
Emergency authorization right? So emergency-release experimental genetically-modified-moth-grown spike-protein-based vaccine with nano particles. But, indeed, authorized by FDA and…
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Comment #37772949
Tea may also help with vaccine complications. We have an emergency experimental gene therapy masquerading as vaccine; phase 3 trial results? Kept being postponed. You can read in 2…
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Comment #37772865
Not necessarily evil, but elitist. Authorities were writing that even multivitimins could be dangerous and had no scientific proof against Covid. Mentions of turmeric got your Yout…
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Comment #37750311
You have a social contract signed by you. Worry about you. The government gets to worry about harm to all of society from loss of privacy. Civilians are not supposed to worry about…
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Comment #37733476
This is a discussion about bean soup recipes and you are telling me you don't like beans. Mediocre argument. Be very careful with sharing explicit photos online. Your settings and …
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Comment #37724616
I am fine with people (especially if they are licensed professionals) reading my private conversations and photos, but I worry about people (especially licensed law enforcement) ac…
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Comment #37724585
Blackmail and coersion of civilian assets for intelligence work is both possible and a risk. But it won't happen though an Interpol investigation and leave a formal audit trail. It…
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Comment #37723955
Good. If you don't have online child sexual abuse to hide, you have nothing to worry about, since for all the other things people do have to hide, such access will ignore that (up …
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Comment #37463882
Chronic fatigue syndrome resulting from SARS-2 infection should be contextualized and understood from chronic fatigue syndrome resulting from original SARS from 2003. Presentation …
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Comment #36936370
For a long time, the Mayo Clinic claimed vitamin D supplementation to combat SARS infections had no scientific proof and was possibly dangerous. If such an authoritative source cla…
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Comment #36936259
The most plausible reason is that the scientific peer-reviewed result is correct, not the tiring "correlation does not imply causatian" commenter on HN who at most skimmed the pape…
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Comment #36731733
I thought Flash died, because Apple did not want Flash to eat into their app store profits. So yes, Jobs shot it down several times, because Flash would have allowed games and apps…
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Comment #36226309
Yes, this is feasible. Look into https://github.com/NVIDIA/NeMo-Guardrails and specifically to your question there are "topical rails" to ensure the conversation stays on a set of …