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Does 61 represent your IQ?

An I.Q. in the 60 to 70 range is approximately the scholastic equivalent to the third grade.
Scientists have conducted quite a bit of research on canine intelligence. What they've discovered is that the average dog has an IQ of about 100. However, it's important to note that dogs do not think the same way we do, and even the smartest pups do not process information the same way as humans.Mar 1, 2024
 
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WTF.

Came to laugh and read Jaemekon's updates. I can see it's devolved into bickering and BS.

We all love Jae as much as some would sometimes wouldn't admit it.
 
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WTF.

Came to laugh and read Jaemekon's updates. I can see it's devolved into bickering and BS.

We all love Jae as much as some would sometimes wouldn't admit it.
Jae was permanently banned by a mod named Biff. 61 is the dingleberry that is trying to derail this thread
 
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Strange source. Mostly conspiracy theory-level stuff. Don't see how a software engineer has better expertise than a virologist.
But totally legit for the FDA to approve more mRNA shots that don't work under emergency use authorization when there's no emergency.
 
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That's an interesting assumption. I'm just commenting on the oddity of using a software engineer as a source for expert virology advice.
The information came from the CDC. But you can't accept it because it to a FOIA request to get it so you'd rather try to discredit the messenger?

That doesn't really help your credibility.
 
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The information came from the CDC. But you can't accept it because it to a FOIA request to get it so you'd rather try to discredit the messenger?

That doesn't really help your credibility.
I don’t think he understands what he is reading nor does he know what FOIA is.
 
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Don't people normally pay for things of value?

Then why are they pushing flu shots that have never made a meaningful difference for free?
 
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Don't people normally pay for things of value?

Then why are they pushing flu shots that have never made a meaningful difference for free?
Better than free. Not sure I’d still do it but my local Publix would give you a $15 gift card for a flu shot. So I got the useless shot and picked up a six pack of beer haha
 
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That's an interesting assumption. I'm just commenting on the oddity of using a software engineer as a source for expert virology advice.
This ain’t the place to find medical expertise on either side to say the least.

People should come to this thread for somewhat entertaining videos.
 
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The information came from the CDC. But you can't accept it because it to a FOIA request to get it so you'd rather try to discredit the messenger?

That doesn't really help your credibility.
The software engineer is commenting on an image that came from . . . well, somewhere from the fever swamps of the internet, it appears. In any event, I don't think the software engineer understands what the text of the image is saying - he certainly doesn't demonstrate that - yet claims it discredits the vaccine. Again, the software engineer doesn't have the expertise. No doubt you do, and you understand the technical aspects of high throughput sequencing?
 
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The software engineer is commenting on an image that came from . . . well, somewhere from the fever swamps of the internet, it appears. In any event, I don't think the software engineer understands what the text of the image is saying - he certainly doesn't demonstrate that - yet claims it discredits the vaccine. Again, the software engineer doesn't have the expertise. No doubt you do, and you understand the technical aspects of high throughput sequencing?
Oh great. dr Husker to the rescue. Oh brother you and 61 are a match made in heaven
 
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