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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

How is it that a scoffer here has 24 post score and NO POSTS, and 13998 comment score and 3 comments, and is basically denying the Israelis were at fault.

Hello JIDF. But also WTF, .win? Comments and posts voted up then deleted, massively. Very abnormal.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

I am suspicious of these ransomware attacks. Too many, too close together, and many companies that are ransomed normally DON'T publicize it because that leads to FUD about the company. These recent ones feel more like they are trying to fulfill a government agenda, and it's being run to make a point. Like 'you can't trust crypto, because the FBI can get it anytime they want to, so all you sheep should get out of crypto.' I see this as a prelude to their next move, possibly against crypto in regulatory way.

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

He's right and he's wrong.

Trump can smell hustlers since it takes one to know one.

Currently, crypto as played, is very Ponzi-like, loaded with heavily speculative gamblers. It isn't helped by grifters creating new coin types like a firehose. One of my mining companies has turned itself into a crypto company, hoping to grab attention. Digging in the dirt has nothing to do with mining crypto. Dogecoin is another example of greed, with busboys buying crypto, hoping to buy a Lambo. Fuck that and that creepy fucking dog and Elon.

However, the other side is that this is like the early Internet - a new technology with large potential. In the early days of the Internet, no one knew what it would become. Eventually some key companies emerged and made the early investors quite rich.

The cryptos that will succeed are the ones not just with some stupid coin currency but rather, the ones setting up a stake as facilitators of commerce. They are the ones selling eggs to gold miners for $1 each, gold pans for $5, tents and shovels. The right ones will have critical parts of the infrastructure to come, just like Cisco cashed in with routers.

Right now there is nothing tying a coin to a knowable fixed value. So if you are a merchant accepting crypto, the problem is that that Dogecoin you accepted could be worth camel piss, and you will lose money. But the guy running a crypto node and collecting a fee for processing transactions, he is making money, literally, in two ways, creating coins and for a fee replacing a bank transaction. So some parts of crypto are not Ponzi.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

As an example, Quora paid its users to contribute posts. The quality plummeted as sharks automated their postings of garbage to the site.

Reddit SJW mods will insanely try to police users into being good little subjects. This does not bode well.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ahhhh, this makes sense. Coinbase is in San Francisco (though their servers would be cloud based but cloud vendors are in California too). And Kraken has the US office there. So the FUD held by crypto users after the FBI news should dissipate - crypto technology at its base is still secure between commercial transactions and can be a bank replacement. So that role has not been diminished.

But this does illustrate a vulnerability, that crypto security can mean nothing if the government wants to get someone, and goes under the wall.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

You're right. But what I meant was, if it came to a violent revolution by them, with them attacking people, I'd have no problem with cleaning the gene pool.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

The good part of a Communist revolution on the streets will be that you can shoot as many Communists as you can and be justified in self-defense, home defense, etc.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

Possibly, in the sense that they may be metaphysical phenomena. I interpret metaphysical merely as meaning not of the normal physical 3D spacetime realm we can know. If there are higher dimensions that we cannot perceive directly, some of these could be of that nature.

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DZP1 4 points ago +4 / -0

Mutton is on sale now, due to oversupply! Trust in authority, because, well, when have they ever lied to you?

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DZP1 3 points ago +3 / -0

I admit that is a possibility. We may be in for some surprises if it turns out the Nazi Bell technology was real and that they continued developing it in a purported polar base.

However, it could also be that the greys like Sauerbraten.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

I've very likely read many more than you have. I've read news on the topic for 25 years. And you?

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

Merely every news story since 1950, globally, including military reports.

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DZP1 18 points ago +18 / -0

And the newspaper subhead: "Medically vulnerable people are protected only when everyone else is vaccinated" <sound of bullshit hitting fan>

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

What is true and provable is that the US sent a military team from Fort Detrick (home of a biowar lab) to Wuhan for some athletic competition, right before the outbreaks started. And my question is, what the hell is the US military doing in athletic competitions in China?

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

Removal of this, and removal of SATs for admission screening. What next.

Any day now we will see the Bee headline: "Universities remove reading and writing as requirements - all students will now use only videos for learning, all exams will be oral"

We're heading for an era where all humanities degrees will be worth shit.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

There is a good side to this. Every time that idiot causes the market to drop, I just buy panic-sold crypto at the dip price, wait two weeks, and sell with a 15% profit after the market recovers. Done it twice now. Thank you Musk for helping me make over 30% in four weeks on ETH and ADA. I don't go for 'to the moon', just modest gains.

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DZP1 1 point ago +1 / -0

It is indeed peculiar to be asking about visual problems, and nearly all the questions certainly relate to an impaired nervous system.

The original covid-19 caused a sort of 'brain fog' in some people, which to me means either a brain circulatory problem or direct effect on neurons (such as the recognized olefactory nerve symptom). The spike protein affects the circulatory system. If it damaged capillaries in the eyes, one could experience retinal / macular issues and possibly issues with oxygen to the lenses, which can lead to cataracts. No one simple path.

The questions they ask indicate that they have some notion, a model, they are seeking to verify. Something is up with that.

They need to autopsy the victims and preserve samples of brain tissues, if they aren't already doing that. My bet is that they will see both damage at a cellular levels and larger structure damage issues.

Is this merely a mutation or has a second wave of biowarfare been unleashed on the American continent? Maybe the masters of the Great Reset have seen the covid effect waning and now are attacking in a new way. If the vaxes are causing problems we should have seen that over a broad region not just New Brunswick.

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DZP1 5 points ago +5 / -0

This woman's tips are biased and not fully objective but rather subjective.

Tip#1 states that if something like a list of reagents is not published in the paper (but available), it indicates dishonesty. No. sometimes non-essential items are reduced in a paper in order to condense the publishing size and make it a little more physically readable so that the reader does not have to slog through secondary details. And she says putting it in a supplemental doc is burying it. Not so.

Frei constantly pushes her MSc, perhaps to enhance her authority, but really, she's someone who got a degree but couldn't get a research job so she turned to writing - a real come-down.

If anything, Frei seems to be an agent tasked with dispelling claims that the vaccines cause any harm at all. I really get the impression she works for Big Pharma, and may even be paid by a vax mfr.

Oddly, I also get the impression Frei wears really ugly thick glasses and has a smug look all the time.

But it is good to know who pushes agendas and uses sophisticated smear logic such as hers.

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DZP1 2 points ago +2 / -0

For easy examples we can look at desert road mirages. There, a thermal difference between layers of air has a direct lensing effect. Similarly, where RF energy ionizes and heats air, it can create 'fat bubbles' of warmer air within colder air. Those will show up quite visibly especially if they are high up where they can refract light terrain that's far away.

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