I don’t know who Larry Elder is, but I believe he is incorrect. The right
wing of today in the USA believes, or at least says, that liberals are both
misguided and really, really bad people. God told them so.
On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 1:40 AM Pieter Steenekamp
wrote:
> Steve,
>
> Your "The Wrong (f
There's quite a bit wrong with this stance. What is "health"? What do we mean
by "control" or "prevention" (cf endless sophistry about free will)? There are
clear risks to people like Dr. Sinclair (cf Linus Pauling, Didier Raoult, etc.)?
But the problematic part of this thread that I think is mo
A vaccine installs information in the immune system about antigen. Exercise
(or fasting) distills into various kinds of cell and signaling changes. (Like
in the current example with insulin resistance.)Systematic control of the
body (and brain) through chemicals or biologics isn't possib
What I find magical about both cats and people is how plastic we are. The point
of a regimen is to clamp down against that plasticity ... turn us into robots.
I'm no Dionysian. But the idea of clamping out all the variation that allows us
to go off a local optimum to find (collectively) a higher
Pieter -
> Your "The Wrong (formerly Right) Wing in the US"
> reminds me of the quote by Larry Elder:
> "Conservatives consider liberals well-intentioned, but misguided.
> Liberals consider conservatives not only wrong, but really, really bad
> people."
This smells strongly of a Strawman charact
Nice. But I think my favorite on that list has got to be Rumination Disorder.
Such a surprise at a dinner party. Yes, I definitely know some Orthorexians!
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On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 1:52 PM Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Nice. But I think my favorite on that list has got to be Rumination
> Disorder. Such a surprise at a dinner p
I think that hospitals in the south will be flooded by December with more viral
evolution by then.
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A few thoughts:
1. Medicare and Medicaid could be used a levers to force vaccinations.
This is just short of the possibility of not even letting unvaccinated people
into hospitals.
2. There must be some hospital chains that are bleeding money. Perhaps now
is the time to short those t
I mean as a matter of betting, spatial location is a valuable fact.
Bet against Mississippi instead of New Mexico.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-19-vaccine-doses.html
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Also
https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/08/with-a-single-photo-spacex-sent-a-not-so-subtle-message-to-faa-regulators/
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Interesting read
As I recall, the Navajo Nation suffered intensely from COVID-19 early on
and then imposed what would be considered Draconian measures elsewhere. I
think non residents couldn't go there, for instance.
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It is quite something.
How about the Navajo Nation in NM and AZ, and even the counties surrounding
them. They have it together. I had heard from a few sources that in much of
the S and SW, it was only on the reservations that you saw serious and
consistent measures taken to provide for public
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