We've had vaccinations for more than two centuries. The issue is not with the 'vaccine' itself. Indeed, many of those having issues with what is going on are vaccinated themselves. So yes, strawman as independently called out by someone else too.
I've stopped on this one. No more Nazis in this thread. Hey, bitcoin seems to be back. Wonder when it will pass 120k. |
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There is a separate thread for this.
Plus there are Hitler sources on the web if you need to get a real feel about the nature of the Nazis.
There is, and I'm dropping into that hole again. Discussion closed for now. So when MOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Also: about peer reviewed papers - make sure you check who it was that reviewed the paper and where it was published. I could send in a paper which states human shit cures cancer to an "institute" in India and get it published in some BS "science journal" with 50 peer reviews from some indian scientists nobody has ever heard of and probably don't even exist or who do exist and only care about making money.
I would only have to pay a few thousand dollars.
Best way to deal with this is to look up the journal's "Impact Factor". This shows how many times papers have been cited in other journals and their resultant quality. IF >20=Science, Nature, JAMA IF <2=Indian Times, DUH, etc. |
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Straw. Man. Try harder.
Nope. I'm just curious how people now are behaving like Nazis. I have met some real Nazis, both in the US atomic bomb programs and from the ex-Vichy regime. They were quite unlike people who wish to vaccinate people these days, you might call them.... chilling, if you had met them. |
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Oh hey, back to 58k+. Look at that.
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The comparisons to Nazis will stop when they stop acting in ways that are comparable to the Nazis. Deal?
You'll have to point out where the Nazis were vaccinating people with a vaccine that is 99% effective in keeping people from dying a rather sad and painful death. Maybe the people rolling out the Polio vaccine in the 50's were Nazis perhaps? Curious. |
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We are all going to die.
Yeah, I know. Thank God I'm stoned..... |
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You and me both my friend.
Either planet Earth is the only life harboring planet in the universe or it is not.
We may never know. But regardless, either scenario is mind boggling.
I've read a few articles that basically say, we can't be the only planet in the whole universe with life ... there are billions of stars per galaxy, and billions of galaxies, and an exponential number of planets per star (well, some stars have no planets, but some stars have solar systems like ours.) We just haven't seen them, or they haven't seen us, or somehow we are too far apart to see each other, or they may have lived long time ago. Never mind the observable universe is only ~13 Billion light years. Who knows what lays beyond... That's where the fun begins: If the universe is truly infinite then there are an infinite number of "big bangs". And if you look long enough you will find a universe exactly like our own except that the Bitcoin Cash split never happened.... Such a wonderful place. |
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James Webb telescope on track for launch 18 Dec next month.
Webb will have significantly larger field of view than the NICMOS camera on Hubble and better spatial resolution than is available with the infrared Spitzer telescope.
Indeed, I remember when they got NICMOS fixed, it was a true repair job. Then they went and turned the thing off, you never reboot stuff that works (Viking Lander had the same problem, damn thing is probably still sitting there with "Please insert floppy in drive A:" message). I would like them to keep Hubble running forever. Robot servicing missions should not be hard, at least they could easily boost it to a higher altitude. We'll see. |
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Thie is getting way beyond popcorn level.
Interesting times.
Thanks, good to know. Question: Did you guys do the Astra Zenica vaccine there, or Sinovax, or Sputnik? Curious to see how those stack against good ole Moderna 5G tech. |
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"Private area?" Come on man! |
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So is CSW just trying to fill the role of "China bans bitcoin"?
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I have found Binnance to be.... Not the direction I wish to invest my life.
Is the FJC network dead at this point? Was wondering if anyone still mined it.
The purpose of issuing wrapped Fujicoin is to improve user convenience, and I think that it is not bad in itself. We chose Binance Smart Chain because we decided it was the most reasonable at the moment, and it has nothing to do with Binance as an exchange. It is possible to switch to a more effective chain in the future. You don't have to worry about Binance.  Well, is the FJC network dead? |
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I have found Binnance to be.... Not the direction I wish to invest my life.
Is the FJC network dead at this point? Was wondering if anyone still mined it.
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Wow, look at that dildo. However needs to hit 68 for another helicopter
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And they have another multi-trillion $$$ bill waiting in the wings already.
Get prepared for more of these, like every 1-2 years. Money printer continue go brrrr. It won't stop.
You know, back when money was all we had this sucked. Now that we have Bitcoin, who gives a fuck? Let money printer go brrrrrr.... |
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As long as you're wearing no accessory containing ferromagnetic materials, I suppose?
Honest question, no trolling.
Honest answer: You'd be safe. The high frequency transformer wouldn't come on and even if it somehow did the magnetic field is AC and thus is created/collapsed 400 times a second. It was a very good system (induction chargers are inherently isolated) but was a bit too complex so J1772 was developed. Still, haven't heard of anyone killed by a car charger so 1772 is probably safe enough. |
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