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Even if observable electromagnetic radiation was traveling at the speed of light, which most is not, we are looking at ancient history, because once this EM reaches earth we are studying phenomena that occurred >189 centuries ago.
We don't have a way to know if this star is even still there.
Everything studied in astronomy at significant light years distance is ancient phenomena, we are just seeing it/sensing it/evaluating it now.
Because it's not a fair trial, it's a sham trial which is being overshadowed by the US Gov't.
The author is in error, chitin is derived from crustacean shells, but chitosan is an artificial compound created by treating chitin with highly alkaline chemistry. I have samples of pharma chitosan and I can tell you when mixed into aqueous solutions at low conc. and administered onto human mucous membranes it burns like fire . . .
then, imagine them taking it to the next level holding on to your money and not responding . . .
I can certainly sympathesize with that YouTube lady last year who went to YouTube headquarters and starting slinging lead . . . bastards.
I had ObamaCare 2 years ago, urologist diagnosed me with double hernias (old age, not injury).
I was referred to surgeon who was "in network", we set up hospital to be "in network".
A close friend explained in more detail the hazards:
You have to call and determine if EVERYONE who might be involved is in "in network".
Turned out the anesthesiologists had a mafia grip on that particular hospital and they were not in network.
I called and had everything shut down and rescheduled for another better hospital whom had an anesthesiologists group that also had a mafia grip on their hospital - - - but they were in network.
In the end I legally obtained ~$55,000 worth of hernia surgery for about $450 in copay.
Those who installed water pumps for the wealthiest living along the lakes in Austin were fantastically profitable before covid19. Water is the new tax in Austin. Water front customers regularly speak of $1000 a month water bills before converting over to lake water . . . which is completely legal, the LCRA charges about $150 a YEAR for over 325,000 gallons of raw lake water.
"What is the #1 impairing substance discovered by police officers investigating traffic accidents with serious injuries or deaths ? . . And which sex leads the statistics ?"
(Blood draws are taken where serious injuries result).
Lot's of students answered up: marijuana, alcohol, cocaine, you name it, but nobody got the correct answer.
She said women on prescription antidepressants. The labels clearly state do not drive or operate machinery, and because of that fact, now these women had criminal cases put on them for manslaughter or worse.Surfers, especially in that geography wear wetsuits which give some buoyancy, but not like a life jacket does, and I don't know any surfers who wear life jackets.
I was a WSI, a life guard trainer back in college, still swim 5,200 yds a week which really is nothing compared to swim team, and I scuba dive down to the bottoms of our nearby lakes to set submersible pumps for a living (diving 41 years), my dive gear has a BC vest that can act as a life jacket (if) it is not damaged and (if) my regulator is functioning and (if) I have still have air in my tank and (if) I have not blacked out by like a boat hitting me, too many ifs, but I absolutely will not venture out onto surface of bodies of water on watercraft without wearing a life jacket for a whole host of reasons (surfboards are some sort of watercraft).
I assume they were more or less "drowned" in the foam, unable to breathe, suffocated.
The most professional solution for fighting most fires is foam which puts out fires by sort of drowning them too.
We can provide you a tracking solution, and after the pandemic is over, you can continue to use the product to track and spy on all your citizens. What a perfect way to incorporate our superior technology into your Gov't, all under the auspices of a public emergency !
Unfortunately, all those waiting patiently for "confirmed results of double blind trials" will make up a significant percentage of those visiting the pearly gates by the time those trials are ever completed.
Look, the risk is fairly low for chloroquine, mild side effects in a very well done Danish study were only ~15%, serious side effects were ~1.5%.
Reported Side Effects to Chloroquine, Chloroquine plus ... academic.oup.com › jtm › article-pdf › jtm7-0079
Now, what's the risk of serious side effects/death from coronavirus for those over 70 years old ? Like >10%.
And a recent report out of Hong Kong is stating that lung scarring from coronavirus is being found in all ages (radiological imaging), like 20 to 30% loss of lung function, shortness of breath reported by recovered patients just from fast walking - - - is that going to be permanent in all ages ? Are you willing to take that risk ?
A glaring fact is that chloroquine / hydroxychloroquine have been on the WHO's list of essential medicines for decades . . . . why so, if they were too toxic to recommend ?
Just like the rush on buying ammo, would you prefer to have "the likely treatment" before the problems comes to you - - or, would you prefer to fail to find it after all the shops and stores are completely sold out and the unemployed "zombies" are all over your property and smashing down your door while your family is cowering under the table screaming and crying for help ? I already got my supply of it, best of luck for all the naysayers.
https://www.foxnews.com/health/florida-man-with-coronavirus-...
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6143849011001
BTW, what is your Gov't offering you right now in the way of proven drugs ? Nothing. All the while the rich in NY are reported in the news media as cashing in on favors to secure reservations for hospital beds in case they need them - - and buying ventilators . . . under the counter.
"I find it deeply worrying that people started to buy guns" . . . Look at history, what do you expect when you have 20% or more of the lowest tier of the working population laid off for months or more (60 million people) . . . crime will definitely increase and there won't be adequate police to control it. It could get real bad - - real fast. Only liberal Dems want to take away all our guns and then risk our families to be raped, robbed and plundered . . . buying guns and ammo and 99% a defensive, preparatory, and protective reaction - - not offensive. It is completely within the rights of Americans to protect their families and their property from criminals.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u...
Apparently one drug is an intravenous chemo drug administered only one time.
The side effects of chloroquine are modest for most, especially on a 10 days or less regimen. Approx. 5% or higher risk of NOT taking it when ill from coronavirus it is you could end up in ICU on a ventilator, on the other hand, the risk of taking it and getting serious side effects is minimal, like at about 1.5% in the study below.
Google this title: Reported Side Effects to Chloroquine, Chloroquine plus Proguanil, and Mefloquine as Chemoprophylaxis against Malaria in Danish Travelers
Summary: 85% of Danish travelers reported no side effects
minor side effects are:
Diarrhea, stomach pain (take only with a full meal), dizziness
the depression / anxiety incident was ONE person - - we don't base science on what happen to ONE person.
severe side effects in only 1.5% of cases
Only LONG TERM USE for many months or years can have retina involvement.
So all those who want to bash the multiple recent published research results showing good results with chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine for COVID19 - - - maybe I'll read about you in morgue statistics somewhere soon. I have already got my 'script for chloroquine (cost me 70 cents total), I am ready and prepared - - - instead of being a naysayer with my head in the sand.
NY Times article will not translate to other languages via Google itools for more than 2 seconds, it is blocked.
Miles of Aisles with processed sugar in everything . . .
I cannot buy that variety anywhere for that price.
What about superconductivity at progressively higher temps through the decades ?
What about 2D, like graphene ?
What about Weyl semimetals and topological insulators
https://phys.org/news/2019-03-chirality-yields-colossal-phot...