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Also, the vaccine is way beyond experimental. It is a death sentence for those who have it. It will not come immediately.
There are some "scientists" that openly support the thesis that death comes for each and every human eventually. Of course, they are being paid to spread the BS. It can't be, can it? I know a guy who's old AF and still alive, so it's impossible.
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I was wondering if there's a category of people who support the vaccine, as naturally intrigued by research projects and public experiments, but chose to abstain as not getting paid to test new medical research? I've otherwise stayed out of the debate for a while, just listening to friends who say they will never get it and we need to fight, as well as others who claim I am dumb for not having it already. Truth be told, my main argument for not getting the vaccine is my sock draw is always a complete mess. I have to keep rearranging it with thinner socks at the front for the warmer weather, but with access to thicker socks for work and gardening. It's a real nightmare to be honest and is a lot of maintenance for me, it's meant I simply haven't had the time to join this research project. That and the day I genuinely considered having the vaccine - "the day" as others put it - a beautiful butterfly landed on my knee (that was dirty from soil work) and with persistence decided to clean me while gaining sufficient nutrients, or so I assume. I tried to deter this creature but they were so persistent and determined so I gave up. It completely distracted me from thinking about taking the vaccine, and personally haven't thought about it since. I otherwise support everyone who has become part of this experiment, I genuinely salute you all! Medical advancements are needed, and this is a very well controlled study with an amazing sample size. I look forward to the continued results of this experiment in the coming years. Naturally I'm skeptical with any untested medicines/vaccines that haven't gone through the test of time, at least 2-3 years but realistically 10 years for the full research to be discovered. If you're part of the older generation then for sure you have nothing to lose, but personally, I feel I've still got a lot to live for. None the less, I appreciate all of you who are vaccinated for being part of this study so I don't have to I'm glad that you listened to the butterfly! Me too The butterfly was beautiful, the first I had close contact with in the season, as well as appeared very wise feeling completely non-threatened by my attempts to wave it away. It should have felt in danger, but instead identified me as low-risk, likely due to the smell of natural resources I had on me, or pollen potentially. The synchronicity of the situation made me philosophize quite deeply about the event, while eventually the butterfly accepted my invitation to sit on my hand and clean them self. After it flew away, I realized the butterfly was relatively natural and un-adultered. This was where it's beauty lied. This being the message I took away from the situation, while contemplating the vaccine properly for the first time. Also, the vaccine is way beyond experimental. It is a death sentence for those who have it. It will not come immediately. But I already know like around 7-8 people that got cancer after they got the shot. I don't believe in these conspiracy theories of it being a death sentence though, there is no concrete evidence to prove such outrageous theories, no offense. Just like I don't believe in the conspiracy theories that the vaccine is safe either. I believe in solid research, data and the most important variable: TIME. Until there is enough data over enough time to analysis, I don't believe it's possible to assess either way whether it will kill everyone, or save everyone. It's simply too early to tell. There is only one absolute and widespread death sentence I know of in this world that effects everyone on this planet: life.
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As an update to previous TA, price is now currently testing the 200 Day MA on an intra-day scale. This doesn't mean all that much unless there is a candle close below this level: End of Day analysis as a quick answer to the golden question: "what's holding the bulls back, there is no resistance". I'd argue it's currently the 0.5 fib retracement level (also previous breakdown level) from the ATH to the swing low @ $46,747. Instead, I still see the local pocket of support that has a strong chance of bouncing the price back above this critical Daily MA, given the strong uptrend on the 4hr chart: While bullish traders panic or take profits if the 21 MA (green) or 200 Day MA is broken (see above), the confluence of the following could find short-term support very nicely (purple circle): - 50 MA trending upwards (red) in bullish formation with other moving averages
- Upwards trending old resistance trend-line (green) being re-tested as support
- Long-term 0.382 fib retracement level (yellow) as previous resistance
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August 12, 2021, 11:56:02 AM |
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It's not cold. Though I wouldn't have thought that would have hit any kind of limit. It's also an area where codes are generally not so severe. Though I should definitely run a quick check. The main reason for going with the size of the neighbor's shed was it looked like a good size and is proportionate to the land area.
> 200 sq ft is typically the size where permits and frost-proof foundations come in but I'd suggest to check the code regardless of size because your neighbor is definitely going to snitch on you
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August 12, 2021, 11:56:35 AM |
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As for concrete and pylons depends on code.
I can do this with a gravel pad and not be called permanent structure so no tax on it and no permit.
If I do concrete I need a permit.
This is different from a concrete pad. It can be either a concrete block or you can cast concrete cylinders.
this rests on the ground not permanent I could have used itthis is attached would be permanent I would need a permit and be subject to tax.I have been lucky so far with poison ivy with no incidents though my wife has had it a few times. I almost wonder if there's such a thing as immunity. Poison Ivy is weird shit. If I get exposed it takes 10 days to appear which is very unusual time most people will see problems in 3-5 days. So my right arm which was digging around the roots of the stump with a small spade got it first at the wrist above the gloves. It had the most exposure and sweated in the heat. My left arm got it next a day later much less of a problem less exposure. My stomach got it after that because of 1) fat which slows the symptoms 2) I was wear a shirt which slowed exposure. Finally both hips near the bone got it from resting my gloved hands on my hips over the 2 days it took to get all roots and stumps out. What save me from really fucking up was two showers both days. Careful handling of the clothes. So no exposure to the private areas . @nohomo I am not sure why I did not get any on my face but I guess I did not wipe sweat off my face with my gloved hands. I did not know that roots 18 months old were still an issue. So on day 10 it began by day 14 it was on both arms entire stomach and hips. The hips itched like a mofo by day 20 it was almost gone. A very little remains on both hips as I type. Waiting for shed to arrive today. Speaking go wood prices. I wanted to line the inside with this item https://www.lowes.com/pd/Common-1-in-x-6-in-x-16-ft-Actual-0-5625-in-x-5-375-in-x-16-ft-Tongue-and-Groove-Spruce-Pine-Fir-Board/1000825362the inside walls are about 13ft 4 inches I would do three or four on front long wall I would do the whole back long wall I would use 8 foot ones on the solid side wall. I would spray this in the first foot of the space it makes. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Dow-GREAT-STUFF-Pestblock-12-oz-Spray-Foam-Insulation/4778842
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Come back to this post in years, we will be almost x5 from here. BTC
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https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/study-finds-most-highly-educated-americans-are-also-most-vaccine-hesitant “It finds that the association between hesitancy and education level follows a U-shaped curve with the highest hesitancy among those least and most educated. People with a master’s degree had the least hesitancy, and the highest hesitancy was among those holding a PhD.
In addition, while the lowest educated saw the largest drop in vaccine hesitancy for the first five months of 2021, those with PhD’s were the most likely to not change their minds." This meme is incredibly accurate. I know a few of those hesitant PhDs... All quite intelligent and knowledgeable. My god do they know everything about everything. Breathtaking! Not a single one of them has a PhD in epidemiology though. Or medicine/biology. Or any natural science branch for that matter... Just going to leave this here without making any conclusions
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https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/study-finds-most-highly-educated-americans-are-also-most-vaccine-hesitant“It finds that the association between hesitancy and education level follows a U-shaped curve with the highest hesitancy among those least and most educated. People with a master’s degree had the least hesitancy, and the highest hesitancy was among those holding a PhD.
In addition, while the lowest educated saw the largest drop in vaccine hesitancy for the first five months of 2021, those with PhD’s were the most likely to not change their minds." This meme is incredibly accurate. I know a few of those hesitant PhDs... All quite intelligent and knowledgeable. My god do they know everything about everything. Breathtaking! Not a single one of them has a PhD in epidemiology though. Or medicine/biology. Or any natural science branch for that matter... Just going to leave this here without making any conclusions I know a few of those hesitant PhDs too (and other university-educated relatives/friends). Not one of them has a medical/biology-related degree though. Funny thing is that they are ALL deeply religious! Apart from all the crazy conspiracy theories, many of them believe the vaccines are some kind of "marking" of the devil, as predicted in the Christian Bible. Dangerous thing, religion. Stay away from it (if you can).
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August 12, 2021, 12:17:53 PM |
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That's exactly how the newbies react while investing in those shitcoins and then became victims of those traps.Whales and other who have already made or are going to make huge profits use hype as bait to attract newbies without knowledge into those shitcoins and then market dumps and they lost funds.
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Are u retarded or what? Vaccines like software have source code which has been published online and explained. Have you heard about reverse engineering? It's like you have an antivirus software on ur pc and you can reverse engineer it to get the source code and make sure it's not going to format your hard drive My theory is during the year of his inactivity here back in 2019/2020, he was actually camping out off the grid in a random rainforest in East Overshoe or some such thing. Then when he returned here from his hiatus and subsequently commenced to post again, the weird diet of tree bark and strange fungal species he subsisted on has recently started to exhibit the toll it took on his poor little brain cells.
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I was wondering if there's a category of people who support the vaccine, as naturally intrigued by research projects and public experiments, but chose to abstain as not getting paid to test new medical research? I've otherwise stayed out of the debate for a while, just listening to friends who say they will never get it and we need to fight, as well as others who claim I am dumb for not having it already. Truth be told, my main argument for not getting the vaccine is my sock draw is always a complete mess. I have to keep rearranging it with thinner socks at the front for the warmer weather, but with access to thicker socks for work and gardening. It's a real nightmare to be honest and is a lot of maintenance for me, it's meant I simply haven't had the time to join this research project. That and the day I genuinely considered having the vaccine - "the day" as others put it - a beautiful butterfly landed on my knee (that was dirty from soil work) and with persistence decided to clean me while gaining sufficient nutrients, or so I assume. I tried to deter this creature but they were so persistent and determined so I gave up. It completely distracted me from thinking about taking the vaccine, and personally haven't thought about it since. I otherwise support everyone who has become part of this experiment, I genuinely salute you all! Medical advancements are needed, and this is a very well controlled study with an amazing sample size. I look forward to the continued results of this experiment in the coming years. Naturally I'm skeptical with any untested medicines/vaccines that haven't gone through the test of time, at least 2-3 years but realistically 10 years for the full research to be discovered. If you're part of the older generation then for sure you have nothing to lose, but personally, I feel I've still got a lot to live for. None the less, I appreciate all of you who are vaccinated for being part of this study so I don't have to I would like for you to answer me and say I am part of the study and I am one of the reasons MSM is running around saying since Jan 1 99.2% of covid dead are not vaccinated. You are helping to create the study. The only way to opt out of the study it to kill yourself. Everyone else is in the study. The problem I have is your bolded statement as you actually think you are exempt from the study. If you want to opt out of the study suicide is the only way to not be included. Unless you have your own rocket ship and leave the planet. I do not have an issue with you opting to not take a shot. I do have an issue thinking that means you are not in the study. But I sure this post will simply anger you and you will not be able to see a very simple truth.
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I was wondering if there's a category of people who support the vaccine, as naturally intrigued by research projects and public experiments, but chose to abstain as not getting paid to test new medical research? I've otherwise stayed out of the debate for a while, just listening to friends who say they will never get it and we need to fight, as well as others who claim I am dumb for not having it already. Truth be told, my main argument for not getting the vaccine is my sock draw is always a complete mess. I have to keep rearranging it with thinner socks at the front for the warmer weather, but with access to thicker socks for work and gardening. It's a real nightmare to be honest and is a lot of maintenance for me, it's meant I simply haven't had the time to join this research project. That and the day I genuinely considered having the vaccine - "the day" as others put it - a beautiful butterfly landed on my knee (that was dirty from soil work) and with persistence decided to clean me while gaining sufficient nutrients, or so I assume. I tried to deter this creature but they were so persistent and determined so I gave up. It completely distracted me from thinking about taking the vaccine, and personally haven't thought about it since. I otherwise support everyone who has become part of this experiment, I genuinely salute you all! Medical advancements are needed, and this is a very well controlled study with an amazing sample size. I look forward to the continued results of this experiment in the coming years. Naturally I'm skeptical with any untested medicines/vaccines that haven't gone through the test of time, at least 2-3 years but realistically 10 years for the full research to be discovered. If you're part of the older generation then for sure you have nothing to lose, but personally, I feel I've still got a lot to live for. None the less, I appreciate all of you who are vaccinated for being part of this study so I don't have to I would like for you to answer me and say I am part of the study and I am one of the reasons MSM is running around saying since Jan 1 99.2% of covid dead are not vaccinated. You are helping to create the study. The only way to opt out of the study it to kill yourself. Everyone else is in the study. The problem I have is your bolded statement as you actually think you are exempt from the study. It you you want to opt out of the study suicide is the only way to not be included. Unless you have your own rocket ship and leave the planet. I do not have an issue with you opted to not take a shot. I do have an issue thinking that means you are not in the study. Fair point, you're completely right and hadn't considered this angle, can't argue against that logic to save my non-vaccinated life. You must be very logical individual given the number of other users that overlooked this factor, something I deeply admire to be honest. I therefore take back the fact I'm not part of this study in a wider sense, even if not part of the isolated and well-controlled vaccination study directly. Potentially being part of the minority un-vaccinated will be as valuable (if not more valuable) medical research then being part of the vaccinated majority, only time will tell. I'm more than happy to be able to potentially contribute regarding this medical research in the future for sure, I do love new discoveries, experiments, innovations, etc. For sure if I ever got tested positive for covid, I'd happily submit any relevant information required to assist in the necessary research. Ultimately though, as someone who was engaged in relief packages to many isolators and covid positive cases in the early days of lockdown for many months, the likelihood of me already coming into contact with it was extremely high. I additionally made the effort to intentionally expose myself as intensely as possible at that time in order to try and build immunity, while responsibly avoiding putting others at risk. This while also maintaining an incredibly healthy fitness routine and solid diet. Think consuming any physical contact before washing hands, wearing a mask but exposing myself to non-mask wearers etc. When the initial lockdown occurred and the streets were deserted with the exception of the licensed workers such as myself risking our lives in order to assist (potentially even save) others, it's hard not to think I came in contact with at least one strain of the virus, repeatedly I imagine, despite no-one directly around me testing positive either. Hence I don't feel the need for a vaccine personally, I think I'm past that point in time now to due high exposure. If there was another lockdown I'd return to relief work I imagine (as adore the freedom of the apolocalyptic outdoors more than anything else), and hopefully I'd be able to do this un-vaccinated to avoid the potential of losing valuable research data. It's nice to know that I am therefore playing my part in this public experiment so I appreciate your valuable insight. I felt a bit selfish not participating directly to be honest, even if seems unncessary due to the large sample size already, but ultimately it does make me feel a lot better now But I sure this post will simply anger you and you will not be able to see a very simple truth.
You don't know me very well it seems, it's best to avoid making assumptions without solid facts to backup such a statement
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I was wondering if there's a category of people who support the vaccine, as naturally intrigued by research projects and public experiments, but chose to abstain as not getting paid to test new medical research? I've otherwise stayed out of the debate for a while, just listening to friends who say they will never get it and we need to fight, as well as others who claim I am dumb for not having it already. Truth be told, my main argument for not getting the vaccine is my sock draw is always a complete mess. I have to keep rearranging it with thinner socks at the front for the warmer weather, but with access to thicker socks for work and gardening. It's a real nightmare to be honest and is a lot of maintenance for me, it's meant I simply haven't had the time to join this research project. That and the day I genuinely considered having the vaccine - "the day" as others put it - a beautiful butterfly landed on my knee (that was dirty from soil work) and with persistence decided to clean me while gaining sufficient nutrients, or so I assume. I tried to deter this creature but they were so persistent and determined so I gave up. It completely distracted me from thinking about taking the vaccine, and personally haven't thought about it since. I otherwise support everyone who has become part of this experiment, I genuinely salute you all! Medical advancements are needed, and this is a very well controlled study with an amazing sample size. I look forward to the continued results of this experiment in the coming years. Naturally I'm skeptical with any untested medicines/vaccines that haven't gone through the test of time, at least 2-3 years but realistically 10 years for the full research to be discovered. If you're part of the older generation then for sure you have nothing to lose, but personally, I feel I've still got a lot to live for. None the less, I appreciate all of you who are vaccinated for being part of this study so I don't have to I'm glad that you listened to the butterfly! Also, the vaccine is way beyond experimental. It is a death sentence for those who have it. It will not come immediately. But I already know like around 7-8 people that got cancer after they got the shot. (the Cancer is not because of the shot directly, but because the shot makes your body to be drained of vitamins, and then the diseases start coming for you when you have a weak immune system.) (also... you can check out that Vitamin C guy on youtube that cured his stage 5 cancer a week before he was sentenced to death by PhD's.) "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt" It was written especially for savetherainforest. My ancestors new that to. STANZA 6 OF THE HAVAMAL "Of his knowledge a man should never boast, Rather be sparing of speech When to his house a wiser comes: Seldom do those who are silent Make mistakes; mother wit Is ever a faithful friend"
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Shit man! This became a ghost place 🤣
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"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt"
It was written especially for savetherainforest.
I have lots of friends that work in government that took the shot. And they all are with loose teeth and more white hair then they should have for their age. (Most of them are in their 30's < > 40's) My view with the shot is not that is bad. But it's problematic for those who have to work or interact with many people per day. Each time they absorb corona particles from other people, the body destroys the infected cell trough immunity from the shot. But it takes 7 days to 3 weeks to regenerate lung cells. And also if they don't eat fish meat or much meat every day, at least half a kilo, then they will be deficient AF! Also many other vitamins that help cell recovery and sustain viability need to be supplemented, but eh some people think that vitamins don't matter. (and they don't, you just don't need to listen to the "recommended dosage" on the lable and just simply try to overdose on them with a 3-4x on their daily recommended quantity.)
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I was wondering if there's a category of people who support the vaccine, as naturally intrigued by research projects and public experiments, but chose to abstain as not getting paid to test new medical research? I've otherwise stayed out of the debate for a while, just listening to friends who say they will never get it and we need to fight, as well as others who claim I am dumb for not having it already. Truth be told, my main argument for not getting the vaccine is my sock draw is always a complete mess. I have to keep rearranging it with thinner socks at the front for the warmer weather, but with access to thicker socks for work and gardening. It's a real nightmare to be honest and is a lot of maintenance for me, it's meant I simply haven't had the time to join this research project. That and the day I genuinely considered having the vaccine - "the day" as others put it - a beautiful butterfly landed on my knee (that was dirty from soil work) and with persistence decided to clean me while gaining sufficient nutrients, or so I assume. I tried to deter this creature but they were so persistent and determined so I gave up. It completely distracted me from thinking about taking the vaccine, and personally haven't thought about it since. I otherwise support everyone who has become part of this experiment, I genuinely salute you all! Medical advancements are needed, and this is a very well controlled study with an amazing sample size. I look forward to the continued results of this experiment in the coming years. Naturally I'm skeptical with any untested medicines/vaccines that haven't gone through the test of time, at least 2-3 years but realistically 10 years for the full research to be discovered. If you're part of the older generation then for sure you have nothing to lose, but personally, I feel I've still got a lot to live for. None the less, I appreciate all of you who are vaccinated for being part of this study so I don't have to I'm glad that you listened to the butterfly! Also, the vaccine is way beyond experimental. It is a death sentence for those who have it. It will not come immediately. But I already know like around 7-8 people that got cancer after they got the shot. (the Cancer is not because of the shot directly, but because the shot makes your body to be drained of vitamins, and then the diseases start coming for you when you have a weak immune system.) (also... you can check out that Vitamin C guy on youtube that cured his stage 5 cancer a week before he was sentenced to death by PhD's.) Fuck me you know a lot . Your so clever. I'm in ore of your knowledge. I'm so privileged to be in your company. What you do for living ? Are you a scientist? Must be nice knowing more than everyone else I'm so retarded And a sarcastic "Thank You!" to you too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBMnRmbNMr0
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