Notices by JollyWizard (jollywizard@poa.st)
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@BowsacNoodle this meme would be so cool without the music.
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@tyler @get I'd like to take this moment to mention that a friend visited me from out of state last week, and one of the first things he said to me was "what the hell was that googley thing you sent me months back." I immediately knew what he was talking about.
This is a dude who is not easily shook by the strange, but he was still unsettled by the mystery of it.
He was eager to talk about the wheelchair atheist and struggled to believe me when I vouched for you being a top tier bot or possibly real person.
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@tyler actually a dude.
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@p I had no idea there was a hipster association.
I had no idea there was a backlash because of it.
where I come from it is a just a shitty beer that the good old boys drank.
I would pick it over certain other shitty beers.
that kind of mediocrity is sacred.
why would you let hipsters take that from you?
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@RustyCrab @Inginsub @Suiseiseki shouldn't the low performance be part of the shame, though?
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@get @RustyCrab @earthling @mischievoustomato I remember the fl studio team announcing that they had fixed the issues with wine based installs. this was years ago, so new issues may have appeared, but they were proud to announce their work on it at the time.
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@Humpleupagus @graf I have seen chatgpt do interesting things with Fanuc CNC macros, which is a very poorly understood feature among machinists and CAM software, IMHO.
Legal research is like science journals in that it is such a scam, and I did use it to probably save me 100 hours of work on complicated legal questions, but would definitely want the result reviewed for $200 bucks by a low level intern.
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@graf I like the part where visual studio retypes my correct code into gibberish constantly and so you have to watch every keystroke and hit backspace the sec it fucks with you.
And then like magic, after an hour of that shit, I hit tab or something 4 times and it correctly renders 6 lines of code I had just started to imagine.
What a time to be alive.
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@Xenophon a tranny a Jew or both?
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@get @meso diy dmt cart is a legit option with a dab vape attachment.
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@get @mischievoustomato I like the part where you can't open your other NTFS user folder on Windows without waiting 2 hours to propagate permissions, so you just open it in Linux and it ignores the permissions.
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@get @Forestofenchantment @fknretardlol i once dropped a rap lyric about "pee on these e/c's like we're playing swords". months later some friends asked me to explain and when I pointed out the algebraic equivalence this was their reaction. they had only understood the part about pee swords.
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@KingOfWhiteAmerica @Zardoz @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 @ThatWouldBeTelling would love to check that out if you can get me a reference. I'm partial to believe them, but also not to hate them or totally dismiss them if I feel like they got carried away.
it's very clear that "the narrative" is hostile to alternative perspectives and uses pretty shallow arguments to reply and discredit.
I do think that a lot of these guys believed too hard in their own pet theories and it was used against them unfairly when they were doing good substrate work
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@Zardoz @BowsacNoodle @KingOfWhiteAmerica @Shadowman311 @ThatWouldBeTelling bechamps postulates about pleomorphism don't get enough shine due to the virology debate stealing the spotlight.
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@KingOfWhiteAmerica @Zardoz @BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 @ThatWouldBeTelling now I understand your earlier reference.
It was my understanding that several people claimed to have observed, but those are of course claims and dependent on trust of origin.
I had read somewhere of minor pleomorphism observations or recordings in more modern times, but Google deleted it's search history and I can't even find where I heard that anymore.
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@BowsacNoodle @KingOfWhiteAmerica @Zardoz @Shadowman311 @ThatWouldBeTelling flu has never been proven to be contagious. when they studied the Spanish flu they spit in people's mouths and still could get a statistical correlation. this was despite claiming they had associated it with viral detection.
you could argue that the disease was actual an environmental poison, such as rf or pesticides, and that the viral particles are a byproduct, but then that theory applies to all flus.
alternatively you could argue that contagiousness is actually dependent on lifestyle factors of the recipient, and the mechanism of spread is a minor factor to inconsequential.
or they just fucked up one of the biggest flu science periods in history but everything else is legit tho, definitely not bullshit.
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@BowsacNoodle @Zardoz @Shadowman311 @ThatWouldBeTelling early vaccinations were cutting your arm and bleeding into your neighbor. Open wound contact transfusions.
it was complete pseudoscience.
the smallpox claims predated electron microscopy and were made based on experiments that were laughably dirty and uncontrolled.
No substantial data science was performed on population efficacy.
Junk science based on theory and superficial evidence.
Still, they passed mandatory laws and punished people even if their family had a history of injury from the practice. Forced vaccine hysteria began almost immediately.
One of Pasteur's descendants provided a series of his alleged documents that include admissions of fraud, such as poisoning the animals used in public demonstrations.
When they moved on to shots the production process was barbaric unsanitary.
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@BowsacNoodle @Shadowman311 Efficacy rates are junk across the board. They are measured using a lot of assumptions to sell products. Supply chain QA of all vaccines are poor to non-existent. They are full of literal monkey cancer and all sorts of crazy junk.
All injections and needling have inherent risk of negative side effects. In addition to risks from supply chain contamination, injection site infection and tong term physical side effects from poor injection techniques are commonly report in adults. All negative reactions from children are judged as babyish or immature reaction. Children will literally scream in pain or have days or a lifetime of negative reactions and the medical community gaslights.
None of the basic issues with needling and over-needling are seriously reported, studied, and considered to a degree that it makes it to the label or a GP's dialogue. Allergy development and autoimmunity have a mechanistic explanation that is amplified through injection but we are told that it's just a little shot, regardless of quantity.
Consider the analogy of root canals, which also break the blood barrier. Statistically, one is guarantee of further issues. You have a high risk of complications, repeat surgeries, and future health issues. It's been argued that you damage your protection layer so your resilience against future health complications is lowered.
The difference between root canals and vaccines is that the root canals are applied as a treatment, when you are already suffering and have demonstrated poor natural resistance. You wouldn't assume the associated risks without demonstrating criteria of need. I would argue no one actually needs root canals at all, but at least the source of recommendation is manifest physical symptoms. Vaccines are administered based on questionably quantified risks of future events and assumptions of worst case scenarios in personal resilience.
Tetanus is overly applied. The risk of tetanus is extremely low and the bacteria grows primarily in farm environments, basically cow shit contamination, not inherently to rust alone. Yet people without primary risk factor are rushed to shot as protocol. Again, efficacy rates are also a marketing lie.
Antibody injections are overly applied and don't claim to last.
You are better off living healthy than trying to supplement any element of your life with shots. A healthy person has no need from shots to handle disease. For an unhealthy or developing person, the risk of shots is not guaranteed to be lower than reported benefit.
Every shot your child receives is a risk to their short term and long term health. Same for adults, but your kids are still working on developing their protections against it.
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I don't want to sperg out on anyone, but I've seen it in my life, I've seen it in my community, I've seen it in the data, and I know it at my core.
Vaccines fuck up kids and don't work to prevent disease.
When I see good hearted bros planning on it out of fear, or thinking that they can split the difference and allay their fears with less risk, I want to help you so much.
Do not live your life in fear.
Shed the fear. Shed the slop. Shed the poisons. The overwhelming odds are that your children will not be weak if you raise them to be clean and strong, and the diseases you fear will not affect them.
Vaccines are a weakness of heart mind and lifestyle, they do not make them strong.
Raise strong healthy children.
And if you must protect a weak child, understand that it is not a magic bullet, it has every ability to hurt them and you are doing it to them. You are taking great risks out of mercurial and unsubstantiated fear.
RT: https://poa.st/objects/eb14c8f1-f963-4188-84f9-3eab0f7140c4
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