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Posts posted by bendish
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Pride.
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Boris Johnson is going to get away with this just like Blair did on Iraq. Just watch.
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Solidarity and sacrifice are weakness.
Individualism is strength.
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7 minutes ago, ignatius said:
he's going to have a hard time getting on the ballot in most/any states.. already deadlines have passed. you need to get signatures to get on the ballot in most states. some have fees which isn't an issue.. but CA and FL you need almost 200,000 signatures and the deadline for that is like a week or two or three from now.
https://ballotpedia.org/Deadline_to_run_for_president#Independent_candidates
But he'd probably get that in 5 minutes with some twitter ask
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at least with Biden you know that despite being mentally on a steep slope of decline - he will employ competent staff - even if I don't ideologically agree with them
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Theres us thinking we couldnt go lower
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11 hours ago, timbre monke said:
How does an anti-vaxxer become a doc in the first place?
I think it goes the other way. Become doc - see dark shit pharma companies get up to - edge towards anti pharma - go homeopathic / alt-med - slide to quakery - anti-vaxx
The doc made number of the claims being discredited here: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/04/four-vaccine-myths-and-where-they-came
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When your doc recommends this:
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11 minutes ago, randomsummer said:
There really should be no "interpretation" of science. It's just that we don't have a complete dataset and as such we have to extrapolate. That's where biases can skew extrapolations and it's why the peer-review process for publication is so important. This situation is moving so quickly that we don't have time for that process and thus you get everybody giving their opinion based on a small view of the whole picture.
Yea I guess I'm referring to ideological, political and economic choice as to whether to accept science.
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3 minutes ago, ncrtx said:
Can you really have an 'opinion' on this topic, though?
If anything Covid has shown us that 'the science' can be interpreted quite widely.
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Recently went to doc and was surprised to hear her covid and anti-vax views. Homeopathy books should have been a tell.
Personally everything I've read suggests the fears of vaccination are nonsense science and views of covid being some conspiracy theory are very much intertwined with this.
Opinions? Evidence? Data?
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8 minutes ago, goDel said:
Tbh, the number of confirmed cases at itself is quite meaningless. It depends on the number of tests done. And the percentage of positives from those tests. And then there's the obvious: look at the per capita to assess whether the highest count also means the highest per capita.
There's not much to conclude from this graph, if you ask me.
Adjust parameters yourself for satisfaction: https://ig.ft.com/coronavirus-chart/?areas=usa&areas=gbr&areasRegional=usny&areasRegional=usnj&cumulative=0&logScale=1&perMillion=0&values=deaths
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I'd contribute if youd have me
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10 minutes ago, Taupe Beats said:
People are shit. This photo is incredibly depressing.
Guess this was just a posh version back in March. More depressing imo.
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13 minutes ago, Gocab said:
How are cops going to fix bad neighbourhoods though? How did they even become bad if cops were there?
Could it be that it has other underlying problems than lack of policing?
Systemic problems of inequality / race completely entwined with police issues. Same thing.
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Coronavirus COVID-19
in General Banter
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Some more interesting lolstats
https://graphics.reuters.com/HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/USA-REMOTEWORK/xlbpgbrljvq/index.html?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR3F638oXYCoRJHhVr-NKLgihpTJArsR-GGRuMX9wk7gykf2FYUCk3T_49I