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The Kamala Harris plan to "fix" the economy will instead crash the economy

From Thomas Jefferson to potentially this? Evolution disproven. https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/1819932523738132741?t=kYWLZS8RUR5Vh4wKH6t8hA&s=19

IF it has to be one of these two. I don't want to wade through stuff here, but am curious to get a pulse on sentiment.

Had no idea who she is, but curious to hear her stuff now. She sung poorly but has an interesting/could be beautiful voice.

I'm not sure how to verify this. Hoping we have some finance geeks who can fact check. https://x.com/JHartley2/status/1813355170610266399 https://x.com/Jlasoon/status/1813395966151504263

Same. Ugh, that's sad. RIP Ninja.

Not only is she being extremely patronizing to him (which has some merit), but she's being extremely patronizing to the audience. It legitimately sounds like she's talking to a kindergarten class.

Wow.

Newsom incoming

https://x.com/mazemoore/status/1798826332257972257

Only answer if you're completely happily married. Since being married have you experienced the feeling of physical and intellectual attraction to someone besides your spouse? I'm not talking thinking about being with this other person often, but simply being aware that you're fond of this other person, and would be drawn to them, if single? Yet you're still happily married, and solidly desire to remain so; your spouse floats your boat.

That's strange. I understand there's a lot of crappy people these days, and the internet tends to overrepresent them. But I'm not even a social butterfly and I still know a fair amount of truly decent women. I'm not really in environments where crappy ones would be though.

Do you think it's because you and your second wife are a better match, so you just never have that inclination? Or, is it a conscious choice to shut down the hint of thoughts like that?

By intellectual attraction, I mean it's a little more than appreciating what they look like. You enjoy their personality, too. Basically it's knowing you'd probably pursue/be open to a relationship with that person if you were single. Yet at the same time you're content with your husband/wife, grateful, and would never act on that attraction.

Yeah, that doesn't come across aspirational at all. Wouldn't want to be her. Most guys wouldn't want to be him. But even the ambience is bleak so they're sort of de-promoting this lifestyle.

There's enough partisan animus that one side would always assume the other side is doing a "show me the man and I'll show you the crime." If we put aside the question of whether or not that happened here, the fact remains that it will always be the solid impression. And most people are too busy or just unmotivated to objectively parse through the details.

From a WSJ article, it sounds like the husband and the male colleague were shot and then burned. All 3 bodies found near each other. So the husband grew up in Haiti, his parents had started the orphanage, he spoke Creole before learning English. Not "tourist missionaries" like many assume.

Very anecdotal but the very young moms I've known have eventually done well for themselves. Choosing to keep the baby is the first sign they have drive. And then the needing to put yourself aside that comes along with parenthood was ultimately to their benefit. They leapfrogged over a lot of counterproductive navel gazing. But this is a different profile than the intentionally having kids out of wedlock/living off the state type.

He's endearing, particularly his shyness (not the focus in this), but this is charming.

Tell the clinicians across the country who have treated their patients with it that it "didn't even work." Yes, the success of treatment with an AV will depend on stage of illness. The notion of taking an AV with zinc and something that gets it through the cell membrane is not too fancypants It was cheap and available at enough of a scale due to its ubiquitousness in maleria zones. It was...very inconvenient.

The lyrics didn't resonate much until it occurred to me it's cultural commentary.

Here's the metadata on ivermectin. Compare to the metadata on Remdesiver. And keep in mind that early treatment proponents were consistently maintaining a particular combination: antiviral + zinc and giving zinc the ability to cross the cell membrane (via a zinc ionophore like Quercetin or HCQ). Zinc is formidable once inside the cell. It's pretty cool. May not be The Science™ but it's science.

We have to trust that Covid deaths were generally accurately classified. We have to trust that we didn't give people new problems with poor treatment methods. I know someone who died "from Covid" who died from Remdesivir toxicity. He would most likely still be alive if he had early treatment (which the CDC maintained didn't exist--don't seek medical care unless you're really sick--while acclaimed doctors insisted they were having early treatment success) with an antiviral, zinc and a zinc ionophore.

Kary Mullis invented the PCR test and he died in August 2019. This interview is from the 90s. This is a fantastic interview. And what I wish everyone understood, when they talk about trusting the CDC. "There isn't an "up there" there."