June 18, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, Procus said: Why do you always share stupid crap? This Patrick Webb idiot is a nutter, and the "study" he shares is a paper that cites as its only "evidence" a study done on mice who were injected with melanoma then with multiple mRNA vaccines variants to determine their efficacy in blocking/reducing the development of cancer. Some mRNA vaccines showed reduced incidence of developing cancer. Others did not. This was a very specific study to determine efficacy. Now this idiot cites it as a way of arguing that mRNA with N1-methyl-pseudouridine can cause cancer. https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/modified-rna-covid19-vaccines-arent-linked-to-cancer-development/ This is the twisted nonsense that stupid people lap up because it reinforced their priors. There is zero effort to determine if the source is credible - because you don't care. You WANT to believe it's true.
June 18, 20242 yr 2 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: Why do you always share stupid crap? This Patrick Webb idiot is a nutter, and the "study" he shares is a paper that cites as its only "evidence" a study done on mice who were injected with melanoma then with multiple mRNA vaccines variants to determine their efficacy in blocking/reducing the development of cancer. Some mRNA vaccines showed reduced incidence of developing cancer. Others did not. This was a very specific study to determine efficacy. Now this idiot cites it as a way of arguing that mRNA with N1-methyl-pseudouridine can cause cancer. https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/modified-rna-covid19-vaccines-arent-linked-to-cancer-development/ This is the twisted nonsense that stupid people lap up because it reinforced their priors. There is zero effort to determine if the source is credible - because you don't care. You WANT to believe it's true. This era of straight whole cloth lies, deep fakes and conspiracy theories reminds me every day of the saying: "You can fool all of the people some of the time" , That's us because its flat out impossible to never get fooled by any of it, take your licks and learn to say sorry. "you can fool some of the people all of the time". That's MAGA and the far right nonstop nonsense which has embraced the post truth era as a technique to win at all costs. "But you can't fool all of the people, all of the time". And here's the sad conclusion, you don't have to. If the above two are true at the constant pace and breakneck volume we are experiencing it, the truth gets destroyed anyways.
June 18, 20242 yr 3 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: Why do you always share stupid crap? This Patrick Webb idiot is a nutter, and the "study" he shares is a paper that cites as its only "evidence" a study done on mice who were injected with melanoma then with multiple mRNA vaccines variants to determine their efficacy in blocking/reducing the development of cancer. Some mRNA vaccines showed reduced incidence of developing cancer. Others did not. This was a very specific study to determine efficacy. Now this idiot cites it as a way of arguing that mRNA with N1-methyl-pseudouridine can cause cancer. https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/modified-rna-covid19-vaccines-arent-linked-to-cancer-development/ This is the twisted nonsense that stupid people lap up because it reinforced their priors. There is zero effort to determine if the source is credible - because you don't care. You WANT to believe it's true. He's not wrong. I had all but one of the jabs. My dad recently had cancer but fortunately after chemo and radiation he appears to be in remission. Therefore the vaccine is so dangerous it gives your ancestors cancer.
June 18, 20242 yr 10 minutes ago, paco said: He's not wrong. I had all but one of the jabs. My dad recently had cancer but fortunately after chemo and radiation he appears to be in remission. Therefore the vaccine is so dangerous it gives your ancestors cancer. It's hard to argue with that logic.
June 18, 20242 yr 15 minutes ago, mr_hunt said: Fauci is very likely playing nice here, leaving out the part where Trump mentioned his MIT uncle.
June 18, 20242 yr How to interview an anti-vaxxer: This guy is dangerous. And he's a kook running for POTUS.
June 18, 20242 yr 4 hours ago, paco said: He's not wrong. I had all but one of the jabs. My dad recently had cancer but fortunately after chemo and radiation he appears to be in remission. Therefore the vaccine is so dangerous it gives your ancestors cancer. Glad to hear your dad is doing better. And F cancer.
June 20, 20242 yr Just got my vaccine, TBE tick vaccine Lots of that sheet over here and I’m out playing golf or hiking everyday
June 20, 20242 yr Ticks really are the worst. Lyme, encephalitis, rocky mountain spotted fever, Fing meat allergies. #possumlivesmatter
June 20, 20242 yr 16 minutes ago, DEagle7 said: Ticks really are the worst. Lyme, encephalitis, rocky mountain spotted fever, Fing meat allergies. #possumlivesmatter They carry lyme and tbe (encephalitis) over here plus a few other things that are more rare. We have tons of those little deer tick bastids out where we have our cabin plus I'm looking for a golf ball in high grass / woods once or twice a round.
June 20, 20242 yr My sister is currently waiting to have an appt. with an infectious disease doctor. She has an inflamed optic nerve which she was hospitalized for and treated with iv steroids. She has high levels of protein in her spinal fluid. I can't find anything in my searches of these symptoms. They've been ruling out things like MS, cancer, arteritis, etc. but Lyme is tricky since it does some really strange things, and you could be positive but test negative. Anyway, that is still on the table and hope she gets a diagnosis of what she has soon. The neuro-ophthalmologist in the city she just saw did say her vision loss is temporary. So that was good news. She's doing well but told us she is somewhat of a medical mystery.
June 20, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, DrPhilly said: They carry lyme and tbe (encephalitis) over here plus a few other things that are more rare. We have tons of those little deer tick bastids out where we have our cabin plus I'm looking for a golf ball in high grass / woods once or twice a round. Deer ticks are the ****es that carry most of this crap over here too. Hate them. Although the lone star tick is getting more notoriety by causing permanent meat allergies in people. It's a vegan plague.
June 20, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, DEagle7 said: Deer ticks are the ****es that carry most of this crap over here too. Hate them. Although the lone star tick is getting more notoriety by causing permanent meat allergies in people. It's a vegan plague. I recently learned that deer ticks in their larval stage feed on mice and that's where they get the bacteria that causes lymes disease. I can only assume larval lone star ticks feed on vegans.
June 20, 20242 yr 9 minutes ago, paco said: I can only assume larval lone star ticks feed on vegans. smelly hippies
June 20, 20242 yr 7 hours ago, DiPros said: My sister is currently waiting to have an appt. with an infectious disease doctor. She has an inflamed optic nerve which she was hospitalized for and treated with iv steroids. She has high levels of protein in her spinal fluid. I can't find anything in my searches of these symptoms. They've been ruling out things like MS, cancer, arteritis, etc. but Lyme is tricky since it does some really strange things, and you could be positive but test negative. Anyway, that is still on the table and hope she gets a diagnosis of what she has soon. The neuro-ophthalmologist in the city she just saw did say her vision loss is temporary. So that was good news. She's doing well but told us she is somewhat of a medical mystery. They rule out histoplasmosis?
June 21, 20242 yr 21 hours ago, DiPros said: My sister is currently waiting to have an appt. with an infectious disease doctor. She has an inflamed optic nerve which she was hospitalized for and treated with iv steroids. She has high levels of protein in her spinal fluid. I can't find anything in my searches of these symptoms. They've been ruling out things like MS, cancer, arteritis, etc. but Lyme is tricky since it does some really strange things, and you could be positive but test negative. Anyway, that is still on the table and hope she gets a diagnosis of what she has soon. The neuro-ophthalmologist in the city she just saw did say her vision loss is temporary. So that was good news. She's doing well but told us she is somewhat of a medical mystery. Dang, sorry to hear that. There has been a huge rise in mysterious, difficult-to-diagnose illnesses since the experimental vaccines were pushed out. I hope she recovers quickly.
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