Why doesn't this ever happen to indian ceos. Sundar, Satya, ibm's ceo, or bazillion other companies
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They might have made that mistake. Humans make mistakes. afair 30% of all human death in hospital are caused by incompetence or a mistake.
P.S. - Indians were taken slaves to Africa, west indies etc. etc.
my opinion - I don't give a flying hoot. There's no way I am changing my codebase for this BS.
I often found myself scrolling through apps. I didn't have any control on myself. It impacted my sleep etc. etc.
It was a bit helpful while it lasted but people where quite surprised when i told them i didn't have a phone.
I ended up wasting my time on my mac rather than on my phone.
Last weekend I didn't use my phone or my mac for 24 hrs. It was liberating. Highly recommend it.
where RCTs are not possible.
did you read this "A total of 1061 patients were included in this analysis (46.4% male, mean age 43.6 years – range 14–95 years). Good clinical outcome and virological cure were obtained in 973 patients within 10 days (91.7%). "
> l, this is not a controlled study,
You can retrospectively get the control data for same time frame. This won't br same as placebo but still good.
AND, death rate in france for closed cases is around - 15-25% .
Death rate with HCQ+AZ is 0.75%
If I got crona. I will take the HCQ+AZ
- Indians usually live in large families. - i think, you are not accounting for children and old people. who live with there families.
- I live in india and i can't give a flying brick about privacy.
-if i were to trade my privacy for 2 weeks of suffering. I WOULD.
- You need to be alive to have privacy.
"32 years ago I was a lost, scared, and vulnerable child. I won’t go into detail, but the reasons I left home at such a young age are unfortunately not unique; I suffered abuse in every form. I did terrible things and said despicable and hateful things, including to my own Jewish mother, that today I find indefensibly wrong, and feel extreme remorse for. I have spent most of my adult lifetime working to make amends for this shameful period in my life. In my teens, I dropped out of school, lived on the streets, ate out of dumpsters and raised money panhandling. I was desperate and afraid. I was taken in by skinhead gangs and white supremacist organizations. Over the course of a few years, I did many things as part of those groups that I am profoundly ashamed of and sorry about. Eventually, I was able to get myself away from this world while serving in the United States Navy. This turned my life around. While serving my country, I worked with law enforcement agencies in hate group prosecutions and left this world behind. Since then, I have tried and failed to completely accept and come to terms with how I, a child of Jewish heritage, became part of such a hateful, racist group. One thing I have done, through therapy and outreach, I have learned to forgive that 15 year old boy who, despite the absence of ideological hate, was lured into a dark and evil world. For all of those I have hurt, and that this revelation will hurt, I’m sorry. No apology will undo what I have done. I have worked every day to be a responsible member of society. I’ve built companies, employed hundreds and have worked to treat everyone around me equally. In recent years, I’ve sought to create technologies that stop human suffering and save lives without violating privacy. I know that I will never be able to erase my past but I work hard every day to make up for mistakes. This is something I will never stop doing."
You are making me feel unwelcome on this forum and your comment is unprofessional.
> Yes, because of people like you, Geoff. When people like Stallm ....
It's because of people like you that allegations ruin people's life.
When there's nothing to prove, you are talking about what could have
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