“YouTube is shutting down dissenting Biology PhDs and MDs”

Post by koheripbal » Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 1:15 PM UTC

Kim_Bruning wrote: post #214

A quick search on pubmed shows that limited trials on Ivermectin have been done, and more trials are underway. It certainly seems to work in vitro, but needs higher concentrations than have been tested to be safe in vivo so far. So... it sort of depends on what the people were saying in their videos. If they're saying it's a possible hopeful contender for near future: that's true. If they're saying "buy lots of iverm…

Post by hervature » Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 2:41 PM UTC

koheripbal wrote: post #298

hervature wrote: post #179

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I think people expect the competition to be too perfect of a substitute when it comes to the internet. You are picking the most competitive market - burger joints - in an industry that everyone is forced to partake in: food. On a calorie basis, McDonald's and Burger King actually have some of the most cost effective foods. To me, it is like asking "who is the competitor to Costco? A membership bulk-only retailer, onl…

All you are doing there is broadening the content definition to encompass more players. The fact that YouTube is a many billion dollar business, and has no DIRECT competition should make it a target for anti-trust action.

Post by thu2111 » Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 3:38 PM UTC

manwe150 wrote: post #295

thu2111 wrote: post #293

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It's actually not a new wonder drug. It's an old generic drug that doctors have been experimenting with for COVID treatment for quite some time now, which has passed all safety trials a long time ago, and which is cheap and widely available. You aren't aware of these things because Ivermectin has been the target of a massive campaign of information suppression, exactly of the type that is being reported on here. In c…

I am aware of Ivermectin. It is hard not to be, given how often people talk about it being censured. The site you link seems to be asking for a EUA for giving it to the entire population, despite being less effective and higher side effects than vaccines. That does not meet the criteria for a hypothetical wonder drug. Looking somewhat briefly, I will note that site you link even states that the current vaccines are p…

Post by manwe150 » Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 4:29 PM UTC

thu2111 wrote: post #305

manwe150 wrote: post #295

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I am aware of Ivermectin. It is hard not to be, given how often people talk about it being censured. The site you link seems to be asking for a EUA for giving it to the entire population, despite being less effective and higher side effects than vaccines. That does not meet the criteria for a hypothetical wonder drug. Looking somewhat briefly, I will note that site you link even states that the current vaccines are p…

Less reliable according to the people who are refusing the approval, but not according to the people arguing for it.

Post by olliej » Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 6:07 PM UTC

cheaprentalyeti wrote: post #183

olliej wrote: post #96

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And yes we had experimentation on all sorts of minorities, general exploitation, and in some cases into infliction of harm. What good old days those were.

You're not protecting anyone from the next Tuskegee Experiment by witholding potentially lifesaving medications from them. You're _repeating it_. According to Worldofmeters: At the moment the United States has 1848 deaths per million people. Thailand has 21. Cambodia has 20. Taiwan 18. Vietnam 0.6. Laos 0.4.