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Anastasis

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Anastasis last won the day on May 18 2021

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  1. UK has entered the chat.
  2. Seems like a right wing social media grifter. Not sure if the content of that post is claptrap or not, no really fully formed opinion on that, but certainly open to discussing it. I don't think that she should be retweeting any accounts. Could be worse I guess. She could be a consultant for Palantir. More interested in this retweet though to be honest.
  3. Anastasis

    Yemen

    Oh look, we’re bombing brown people again. Cool. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c05mvr3j3yro.amp
  4. Let me guess, the investigators are antisemites?
  5. I told you earlier up thread. The adcom is just a rubber stamp. The political hay, to the extent it is to be made here, is pointing out the role of the WHO GIDP group and the necessity of effective collaboration between FDA/CDC and that group. Despite the loud public rhetoric from the admin leaving the WHO, the key partners were waived to engage with the GIDP flu surveillance group, shared our data, and contributed to the strain selection process. Which is good, it's an important process. And that engagement needs to continue in the future. There is lots to criticize the WHO about, but this is an important function. Our political climate doesn't allow for much nuance though, so here we are. Take those talking points as my gift to you, and next time miss me with the @ when you run across a tweet in a subject matter area that you have no idea how it works.
  6. LMT should focus on shifting their economic activity to unfucking their ULA. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-11/spacex-rival-venture-from-lockheed-boeing-had-subpar-performance-air-force
  7. I agree it shouldn't be filed. What should be filed is a bill that restricts the government from collecting data on biological sex and gender.
  8. I have some calls in that 3m window that would sure love to see that happen.
  9. Lulz. It’s ok, you don’t understand how this specific process has worked, or more generally how the adcom process works. I told y'all the strains were already selected with the FDA and CDCs involvement.you are correct that there are lots bad processes at the FDA. I thought that this had become obvious to most during the COVID period, but maybe not.
  10. If we are talking Montrachet replacement, I’d go with kongsgaard judge. But I’m not really a wine snob. I don’t think I have had a cakebread or a silver oak in over a decade, probably longer. Rioja and malbecs get a lot of play in my house. Again, not a wine snob, but I can probably dig something you would like out of the cellar. I like to buy good wine from good people practicing good craft. Sometimes I even buy just ok wine from good people so they can stay in business and hopefully succeed. That spend is all stateside. Y’all should try it. I promise you your wine taste will survive it.
  11. But meh montrachet. Real finger on the pulse shit here.
  12. Well look at that. https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/influenza-vaccine-composition-2025-2026-us-influenza-season Influenza Vaccine Composition for the 2025-2026 U.S. Influenza Season Today, the FDA made recommendations to vaccine manufacturers for the virus strains to be used in influenza (flu) vaccines for the 2025-2026 U.S. flu season following a thorough and comprehensive review of U.S. and global surveillance data. With today’s action, the FDA does not anticipate any impact on timing or availability of vaccines for the American public. The recommendations are similar to the previous year’s strain selection.
  13. We’re gonna do the thing again where the fake liberals cry for the poor military contractors?
  14. We’ll get through this man. We will overcome.
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