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Immaculate Vibes

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  1. Thought y’all would love that the Trumper let other people bone his wife. https://nypost.com/2022/02/08/oregon-gop-gubernatorial-candidate-admits-belonging-to-swingers-group/ would
  2. Who determines what evidence is “sufficient”? The CDC? I guess that’s one of their jobs, but they still recommend masking down to 2 year old with no evidence sooooo This thread doesn’t need an entire rehashing of the evidence, but since almost the beginning of the pandemic there have been studies show good antibody durability after infection. Some other notable events. Oxford study last March. https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/news/article.aspx?id=1512 Cleveland clinic study last June https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.01.21258176v2 Israeli study in August There’s other NHS stuff buried that I don’t feel like digging up. Other countries have acknowledged it. If you’ve been following along here there’s been a growing number of posters that understood this for a while.
  3. Like in SF? From the piece “I am also not completely opposed to supervised drug consumption sites. In my new book, San Fransicko, I praise Portugal, which has decriminalized drug use, and the Netherlands, where there are 28 drug consumption rooms. (In some, addicts are even given heroin.) But both of those countries condemn hard drug use and intervene when addicts break laws, including laws against public drug use and public camping. “There’s a clear sign of disapproval in our society to the use of drugs,” the head of Portugal’s drug program, João Goulão, told me. They are also not opposed to coercion. In Portugal, someone caught using heroin in public is arrested, brought to the police station, and either prosecuted for drug dealing or forced to appear before something called a Commission for the Dissuasion of Addiction comprised of a combination of social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and family members who confront addicts in a formal intervention. Something very different is happening in San Francisco. The city is carrying out a bizarre medical experiment whereby addicts are given everything they need to maintain their addiction—cash, hot meals, shelter—in exchange for . . . almost nothing. Voters have found themselves in the strange position of paying for fentanyl, meth and crack use on public property.” It’s mind blowing to me that SF spends over a $1B a year maintaining and supporting their zombie addict community.
  4. Since Peloton is trending it’s worth revisiting this lol thread.
  5. The data has been out there for a while regarding natural immunity. What’s changed is so many of his constituents finally contracted Covid so now it matters. Politics. Yeah Ted is so science and data based that he supports statewide school mask mandates for k-12. Maybe there’s another reason he supports that? 🤔 In what alternate universe are Democrats like Gavin Newsom leading the way in returning America safely back to normal again? They’re the stragglers.
  6. I guess someone else is seeing the polling.
  7. Didn’t know where else to put this, but glad to see this wrong being addressed.
  8. Not that well. what a chickenshit policy at this point. Triple vaxxed Gavin is, I believe, at higher risk than unvaxxed small children. They’re just sciencing so hard out there. It’s just hard to imagine living in a state that two years into the pandemic is requiring all schoolchildren to mask up. We really live in two different countries.
  9. So they claim they called the police last night, but the head of the arson unit was unaware of such a high profile case? Interdasting. I look forward to them tracking these people down. Should be pretty easy. Great shots of their face.
  10. The year is 2033 and Joe Rogan’s guests for his first State of the Union podcast are Canadian Prime Minister Jordan Peterson, his far right Secretary of State Tulsi Gabbard, and Secretary of Transportation Kid Rock. It gets 150M streams on NPR video via his personal licensing deal.
  11. If true that’s terrible. You have to wonder why they would choose to start a deadly fire by lighting firestarter Bricks and setting them in the middle of Floor though. Especially when there’s huge cans of gas all over downtown to keep protestors warm. Splash some gas on the clearly wood paneled walls. Peculiar.
  12. I’m not sure who the planners are, who tweeted the video first? Some entity went through all the footage and created the supercut. Add to that the timing of it coming out several days after the push against Rogan Covid misinformation is suspicious. The goal is to slowly build outrage. He’s obviously been targeted for “canceling”. That he hasn’t yet Is what I mean by it hasn’t stuck. More well produced attack videos would not be surprising. At this point I hope he gets dropped from Spotify. It would be interesting to see what happens. I’m not aware of him having any major stance on crypto.
  13. So if the N word thing doesn’t stick, how long until the supercut of him making jokes about women? This is all planned.
  14. So still the status quo. We’re waiting on Putin to make his move one way or another and we’ll react to it. A big wildcard to me is how relationship with Germany evolves through this.
  15. Yeah I asked where they go eat? Besides that not the reason that poster negged me. Trust me.
  16. I’m a sucker for the cancer comeback stories.
  17. This is a valid concern for bitcoin long term. The block rewards will be halved every 4 years until they reach almost zero in 2130. They’re currently at 6.25 BTC per block. The ideal way for the system to evolve would be for the fees on the base layer to increase over time to compensate for the decreasing block rewards and keep making it worthwhile for miners to secure the network. Currently I believe the split between block rewards and fees that go to miners each block is roughly 90/10.
  18. Yes. I have a stalker. It’s a CR thing. He’s negged almost every post of mine over multiple years and multiple posts. Pretty weird. I’ve tried ignoring it, reporting it as harassment, nothing works. exactly. lol no.
  19. As compared to a digital dollar, decentralization benefits the user by decreasing their exposure to surveillance, confiscation, and censoring of transactions. Other than that, not much.
  20. Do you ever go into town for nice night out with your wife? If so what's the go to place in Fairbanks?
  21. Thank you for your courage. For the record I would too, if only to report to this thread that I had.
  22. In regards to bitcoin and trust, trustless means you don't have to trust a third party (any other bank, person, or other intermediary) when holding or transacting with bitcoin. If you leave your coins on an exchange for instance you are introducing a third party security hole. It has nothing to do with the mining and securing of the network. Anyway, the whims of 50 or so (a few?) large miners, that aren't individuals but corporate entities. The system is built so that the player's incentives are aligned to secure the network and they profit financially from it. You see that as a weakness or an attack vector for bitcoin. I don't. We're past that. Now that China is out of it, mining is no longer a legitimate concern. There are other better ways to attack bitcoin. You're bringing up things that people debated 4-5 years ago.
  23. The perfect anti-science, Covid hypocrisy pic doesn’t exi…
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