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He's holding a sign that literally just says, "The right to openly discuss ideas must be defended."
Let that sink in.
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I believe the CDC either suspects or is aware the adenovirus-based vaccines may be responsible for producing a spike-carrying infectious AD outbreak responsible for the hepatitis in kids.
Reviewing new data, now. Will update soon.
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@Duderichy
planning together and sharing gratitude is a healthy relationship
scrum stand-ups is not a healthy relationship
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SARS-CoV-2 is a highly transmissible aerosolized cytotoxic chimeric quasispecies RNA virus.
You're not gonna get a worthwhile vaccine out of it.
In any form.
Ever.
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@woke8yearold
I spent several days watching pov fast food worker videos
my takeaway was that the systems were needlessly complex—yes, really—and could be simplified for the worker
I reckon they exist as they are because the people who design them are too smart
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@MostlyMonkey
literal expert, here
this phenomenon is called "metameric failure"
the process by which your eyes perceive color is vastly different than a camera sensor which only captures a distribution of red, green, and blue
blue is the hardest to capture (note e.g. how "flat" this looks)
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@farzyness
"the platform is near cash-flow neutral, minus debt obligations."
I think we need to have a talk about your credit cards
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In case you're not paying attention, China is putting the squeeze on the world:
- limiting global agriculture by suspending export of fertilizers
- limiting global energy by outpricing in long-term oil commitments
- limiting global industry by suspending export of magnesium
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Timing of this is suspect, given that the theory of recombinant adenovirus is now rather widespread, but still an interesting read, if true.
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Dear Potential Twitter Censors,
The vaccine in question has been severely limited by the CDC. The CDC does not recommend people get it. I am making no statements regarding COVID vaccination in general. (Or even this one.) People should consult with their doctor.
Your friend,
Me
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@jeremykauffman
type of guy who turns off LEDs to prolong the life of the cheap mosfets and caps in them
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La Palma is erupting. US sources offline at this time:
- Sept 13 NASA: 4hr cut from CME video
- Sept 17-18 NASA: k-level warning offline
- Sept ?-19: tsunami buoys offline
- Sept 19: Hawaii MODIS heat sensing satellite offline
Awful lot of US services offline since activity.
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@ada_lluch
she frames herself, not the food
it's not porn, but it's also not a baking video
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@arithmoquine
the comments: "stupid plot should just be 2d"
reality: "shows absolute convergence of 3-dimensional magnitude without averaging"
but yeah could be sufficiently expressed as 2d plot
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@Chris_arnade
@ZengdaWei
You should consider putting some stuff in that backpack. Holding things is what they're best at.
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@transmissions11
"haven’t ever even seen an aluminum Windows notebook"
the high-end ones often use magnesium alloys, so I reckon that might be an invalidating observation
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@Duderichy
Contractor, here.
Worked with many lynchpin orgs over the years.
Not only is this basically true, it is PROLIFIC WITHIN SINGLE ORGANIZATIONS.
Disclaimer: Sample set is probably biased given that I was called in in the first place.
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SCIENCE PREVAILS! 🎉
CDC drops vax target as it admits herd immunity is not attainable with the vaccines. Most of us skeptics knew this for many months.
The key is in their communication. Let's hope this is a precursor to dropping the mandates.
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@eigenrobot
not sure I'd qualify tens of millions of blast deaths, total destruction of financial centers, ports, energy infrastructure, refining capabilities, water delivery, sewage management, and total cessation of federal government continuity "fine"..?
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@davo_arid
it's one thing when they just abandon historical reality to make a fun action flick
another to masquerade as legitimate and make mistakes like this
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@abettertake
I'm more uncomfortable with this person airing the family laundry in such excruciating detail. There's something... off about someone who would do that in this way...
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@truerinfo
Get yourself to a healthy state.
Ensure you have sufficient micronutrients.
Get in shape.
Address coronary or lung issues.
Reduce viral load. (Ventilation, etc.)
That's about the best we can do in our connected, highly dense world.
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@allgarbled
I had a friend like that and he became a doctor and then he killed himself so maybe there's something to following your dreams
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@ZalinskyS
@DavidPepper
tbf orbital dynamics are about on par with climate models, in terms of difficulty/uncertainty
the difference is that orbital dynamics operate many magnitudes "slower" because the mean time between interaction is eons
solar eclipse is like modeling weather 1 millisecond from now
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@BecomingCritter
The inverse is useful to see in the dark.
Because the configuration prioritizes luminance in the peripheral cones, you can see significantly better if you look away from what you want to look at in the dark.
Recognition obviously suffers, but it's useful for navigation.
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This is a very important counterargument to the theory of the deattenuated adenovirus cause:
A detailed 🧵 on the alarming rise in cases of acute liver failure in healthy children:
Media + scientific bodies have placed undue emphasis on Adenovirus infection as the leading culprit in such cases of liver failure.
Let us see if this claim holds water [short answer: No!]
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@masksoff247
It's not vaccine recipients. It's a *single* recipient in whom the attenuated virus recombined with, possibly, latent virus to produce a new strain of adenovirus with spike attached.
A novel, infectious adenovirus that is now spreading.
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To clarify for those who seem to misunderstand what I'm saying:
I am NOT suggesting this is a side effect of any vaccine.
It is the possible emergence of a novel adenovirus which is now in the wild and infecting people.
The CDC's behavior suggests they may think so, too.
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@NLRG_it
@Duderichy
healthy relationships require a deeply documented waterfall with robust gantt charts
they are no place for agility
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If you need to demonstrate to someone the broken promises, here you are, straight from the horse's mouth.
Of course, then you'll be hit with, "Well the science changed," to which you may respond:
AND MIGHT THAT SCIENCE CHANGE REGARDING LONG TERM SAFETY, AS WELL?!??
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Well, folks, my investigation into the CDC's motivations regarding their examination into adenovirus as the potential cause of child hepatitis clusters has been scooped. They've pulled together the same evidence I have, so I'll defer you to their work:
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wife: "...so me and the girls take turns buying lunch for each other and pay each other back through cashapp and..."
me: "wait. you pay each other back through a platform which reports transactions as taxable income..?"
wife: "...it what?"
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@GadSaad
The oppressive intersectional abuse system is reaching a critical mass and has nearly exhausted the graces of many good people.
The reactionaries will have their day in the sun sooner than later and it's shaping up to be... unfortunately historic.
I hope it shifts before then.
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@MostlyMonkey
they especially struggle with the smaller wavelengths, approaching violet
in many cases, "purple" will be reflected to the camera and our eyes as a combination of red and blue; what you see here is the capture of the red and the inability to capture the violet component at all
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@cooldogjoe2020
He's not.
He spent many years fighting cancer and beat it.
Then, about a month ago, they did another routine scan and discovered massive growth of a totally new cancer 20x more aggressive than the previous.
His scan 3 months prior was clean.
He had a booster in between.
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Likely going to lose my father today.
Please pray for his comfort and peace in these final moments.
(And yes, I believe it's related to p53 dysregulation due to noninfectious exposure to the spike protein. This case study looks oddly familiar to me: )
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@norvid_studies
@EricRichards22
pro: it forms to the surface
con: it forms to the surface
pro: it's easy to patch
con: it's got to be patched often
pro: it's easy to install
con: idiots install it
pro: cheap
con: maintenance isn't
pro: really it's like a futuristic gravel road with many fewer downsides
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@esrtweet
I'd argue that open source distribution is fundamentally broken given reliance on elements (tarballs) outside of the commit blockchain
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psa: wd-40 is not, in fact, a lubricant
Today, I finally did it. Peak dad.
Took a mini WD40 to the playground to tackle the squeaky swings that have bothered me for months. Satisfaction off the scale. Permanent addition to the bottom of the buggy going forward.
My purpose in life is found.
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@MostlyMonkey
most colors you see around the house are dyes, and these dyes reflect several wavelengths which, when combined, produce expected results in the eye and sensor
nature's colors, on the other hand, are often much more stark; a sunset, for example, is extremely hard to capture
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@myles_cooks
Hold up. Instructions slightly wrong.
- If they sit and boil and evaporate, it's not hot enough.
- If they evaporate immediately, it's way too hot and you're at risk of warping the pan.
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BREAKING: Elon Musk to buy Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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@ZalinskyS
@DavidPepper
what's funny about his dig: they can tell you the exact location and time to witness an eclipse, but they can't tell you if your view will be ruined by cloud cover
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please pray for my four year old son, in the hospital on this christmas night
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First funny SNL skit in a decade...
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@patriottakes
Say you don't understand the significance of a death mask without saying you don't understand the significance of a death mask.
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"SCOTUS Eliminates Constitutional Right to Abortion"
I dunno who needs to hear this but SCOTUS found it was never a constitutional right to begin with.
If abortion is made illegal in your state, that's your "democracy" at work.
Enjoy! 🎉
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@NimChimpsky73
They knew. It's basic virology.
For those who reject quasispecies theory, it's obvious in our failed work against analogs like avian and swine flu.
For those who accept it, it's just obvious by its nature.
🤷
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If sustained, this will cripple the world via de facto dependence on China for resources.
Nobody moving fast enough to mitigate.
China has the world by the
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@_its_not_real_
can confirm: I've only eliminated in the toilet since I quit wearing aluminum deodorant
success! saves on pants costs
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@MostlyMonkey
in this case, the "brightness" of the purple seen by your eye is largely a very narrow wavelength which is simply not captured by the RGB sensor in your camera; there's no workaround and this is an unsolved problem in the industry, no matter the expense
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@chrislhayes
I admit this is quite the reversal of roles: republicans leaning on federal regulations and dems fighting for local government
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@Sijwill
It only takes one person for it to deattenuate and then it spreads like any other adenovirus. Very mild, basically harmless. Nobody notices. COVID test negative. Until it hits people who don't have prior immunity.
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Politicians should be required to submit a peer reviewed plan of action including methods, costs, and a list of 2nd & 3rd order effects before they make platform statements.
Further, all non-emergency legislation should be publicly posted n-days before vote, where n = # of pages
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I don't know who needs to hear this but there's about 10 usable acres per household in the US
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@caesararum
a reason labels historically hold for 6 years the message "new look, same great taste!"
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@tdawn1776
@Breaking911
Because the mainstream media cannot seem to get off their petulant "source close to the matter" horse.
Frankly, even if it's true, they shouldn't be trusted and we need to stop feeding this nonsense.
Even if you HATE Trump, this is bad for the US in the long run. BAD precedent.
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@goenning
successful programming is 50% thinking, 40% reading, and 10% writing or deleting code
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@alexandrosM
@LePetitChef9
CDC's Vaccine Safety Datalink is collecting data. Problem is, it's not controlled for previous infections, so they're comparing COVID vax recipients (who may have previously had COVID) with a "control" group, among whom many may have had COVID.
This obscures incidents.
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@2_trenchcoat
@tedfrank
@SCOTUSblog
Chances of dying:
Black doctor: 0.02%
White doctor: 0.04%
I think that's where the "double" comes from. In an obviously weird and dishonest way.
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@avenaim
@bennyjohnson
Odds of a gun owner engaging in a mass shooting: 1 in 50,000,000
Odds of someone who identifies as trans engaging in a mass shooting: apparently 1 in 350,000
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@MostlyMonkey
we intentionally chose to live modestly to help mitigate this effect
some things we didn't want to compromise (food quality and diversity) and, like a gas, their expectations grow to fill the space ("why can't I have a dragon roll for lunch at school??! 😭")
🤷
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@DuckieLouise
I grew up being described as "different" by my peers and didn't understand why
never any other descriptors by anyone, ever; just "different"
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@MostlyMonkey
oh and I should mention: even if you *could* capture it, it wouldn't likely be displayed correctly by any screen
the color spectrum rendered by even the most advanced screens still struggle with colors except in a (relative to the human eye) very narrow color gamut
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@DataDadAZ
@ArizonaAudit
LDF is the TRANSACTION log.
It's SPECIFICALLY an audit log, to monitor ALL changes, who made them, and when.
One does not simply delete an audit log in good faith.
This is very, very, VERY bad for your team, pal.
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Be skeptical of anyone who speaks in certainties.
The expression of uncertainty can be a sign of a thoughtful mind.
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Your daily reminder that there are exactly ZERO published studies thoroughly examining subjects before and following mRNA COVID vaccination in order to examine physiological effects in depth.
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@papayathreesome
If you think that's wild, wait until you see what happens if you plug a wall outlet into itself.
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@Duderichy
yes
I've been arguing for years and years and years the replication crisis is an endemic symptom of a very serious corruption of incentive
and in an environment of corruption of incentive—without anyone checking work with replications—sinister fraud is likely rampant
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@esaagar
Don't worry: American patriotism is still here. We're just not as loud as the commies.
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Fill up your gas tanks, make sure you have a working generator, cash, and a way to stay warm.
News from Russia, China, and Iran to justify their various desired attacks just shot through the roof in the last 8 hours.
Expect cyber attacks on infrastructure.
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