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osenthuortuh··on Delaying a Covid vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response
And, by examination of evidence, everyone who has received a vaccine for covid is protected from it. Let them be free to make that choice.
osenthuortuh··on Delaying a Covid vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response
It's an artificial reduction in suffering and death. It's a genetic loan that will one day be repaid, with interest.
osenthuortuh··on Delaying a Covid vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response
You do not have to be as you have described yourself. You do not have to rely on caffeine, thc, or alcohol. This is the practice of sobriety, which is followed by many. You can learn to be at peace with your own mind. You do not have to have to follow any social media. Many do not and billions could not in the past. Of what you listed, I use only HN, and that only to distract me at work. You do not have to be connected to dopamine goggles from <company>, you can be entertained by your own imagination, by the allure of the world, by the beauty of the people around you.

You do not have to feel that you cannot live without pharmaceuticals. The value of a tetanus shot is obvious, but it can be something you choose, not something which you are burdened to bear as the price of birth. Depressive disorders are wholly a disease of our malignant society. I would encourage you to examine the work of Stephen Ildari, for it has helped me greatly. I encourage you to see what happens to you and your gf when you eat plants instead of processed <product>.

You can be more than a tax cattle, or someone else's paycheck, or the reflection of the vision and will of powerful strangers. You are still very young. Take control of who and what you are.

osenthuortuh··on Delaying a Covid vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response
Pugs cannot give birth naturally. The continued existence of pugs is completely dependent on medical intervention. In other words, pugs are not real. They exist only to the degree that a painting or building exists. They require constant upkeep by an advanced society, which has never existed beyond a few thousand years at a time.

Why would anyone's vision for the future of humanity be an animal that can only exist in the context of an advanced civilization? Why would anyone's vision of humanity be an animal that is dependent for survival on <product> from <company> as though they were cattle? To reduce a human being to a dependent component of a pharmaceutical production chain is an abhorrent moral hazard.

Smallpox was made extinct, and other diseases may be made greatly reduced because they are unique to humanity. But the many coronaviruses are shared between mammals, and are an eternal component of the environment. We have a moral obligation to evolve to suit the environment. That is what it means to be a successful animal.

osenthuortuh··on Delaying a Covid vaccine’s second dose boosts immune response
I want to say something sarcastic, but I am in genuine disbelief that this could be anyone's vision for the future of humanity. What an abhorrent nightmare.
osenthuortuh··on $365B wiped off cryptocurrency market after Tesla stops accepting Bitcoin
From the charts I'm looking at (market watch), it appears that other cryptos have lost more than bitcoin, by percentage. Am I incorrect?
osenthuortuh··on Midair Collision over Denver
The second link is the crash report. There were four occupants and only one fatality, so only he died.

Looks like he tried to land in bad weather, descended before he could see the runway, and clipped some trees. Weather is an alarmingly common cause of accidents in general aviation.

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osenthuortuh··on Boeing 787s must be turned off and on every 51 days (2020)
Flight software is fabulously expensive to maintain and update, because it is safety critical. Furthermore, avionics programmers have a surprisingly captive audience. You would be surprised to learn how many problems are left to operator-based workarounds.

It's actually fairly depressing and is part of the reason I transitioned to consumer software.