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Tag Archives: covid-19
This is what success looks like
Sure, Omicron turned out to be somewhat of a blessing in disguise – I am still not completely convinced that it is – but this is how the infection fatality rate evolved: (via Eric Topol and Financial Times) Getting a … Continue reading
Neil Young and something about rocks and glass houses
I’ll be honest: I consider “artists” in favour of cancel culture and stifling free speech more like vampires than artists, sucking value from their environment. So right now, Neil Young isn’t a favourite of mine. I thought of listing all … Continue reading
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Tagged aids, andrew wakefield, anti-vax, cancel culture, censorship, chris best, covid-19, disinformation, hamish mckenzie, hunter biden, jack schafer, jairaj sethi, joe rogan, kyle rittenhouse, matt taibbi, measles, neil young, ottawa protests, spotify, vaccine, wi spa, winston marshall
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1, maybe 2 or 3 lab leaks later
We don’t know the COVID-19 pandemic originated with an accidental laboratory leak. It’s a possibility and as Matt Ridley’s slightly inappropriate haiku thread points out, it’s plausible. We do know the Delta variant leaked from a laboratory in Taiwan, mainly because Taiwan … Continue reading
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Tagged covid-19, delta, gain-of-function, lab-leak hypothesis, omicron, sars-cov-2, taiwan
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The communication about COVID-19 has not been good enough
From the 21st Century Salonnière’s “We All Have a Piece of the Elephant“: Team Mainstream This team viewed Trump as an outsider to the mainstream social order and was skeptical of the vaccine when Trump was in charge. Now that … Continue reading
Mass Formation Psychosis
Mass Formation Psychosis is probably not a thing. But suddenly, it is? Expanding on my wasted time arguing with conspiracy theorists, Dr. Robert Malone was of course brought in in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic and the mRNA vaccines. He … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew wakefield, anti-vax, covid-19, mass formation psychosis, mattias desmet, mrna, nazi germany, robert malone
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I am so tired of dishonesty
Not that I’ve never been dishonest or can say that I’ll be honest for the rest of my life going forward, but dishonesty is so tiring. I’ve mentioned my year-and-a-half of trying to argue with a conspiracy theorist and one … Continue reading
An update on COVID-19, vaccine resistance and Ivermectin
I think I owe this an update. First of all, I really hoped Ivermectin would work against COVID-19, at least until we got the vaccines. My hopes were in vain and we are fortunate to have effective and safe vaccines … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-vax, arieh kovler, covid-19, ivermectin, sars-cov-2, scott alexander, vaccine
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Against compulsory vaccinations
I’ve mentioned this before, but with recent waves of infections of COVID-19 and talks of vaccine “mandates”, I think it needs repeating. A vaccine mandate is a soft version of compulsory vaccinations, and if your livelihood or participation in social … Continue reading
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Tagged chris arnade, compulsory vaccination, covid-19, mason, mrna, vaccine, vaccine mandate
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The lab-leak hypothesis seems likely to be true, or: Why a technocracy is a nightmare
I have written about the lab-leak hypothesis regarding the origin on SARS-CoV-2; first I dismissed it, then … I didn’t entirely. Now, it looks likely to be true. The materials show that the 2014 and 2019 NIH grants to EcoHealth … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony fauci, b.j. campbell, china, covid-19, gain-of-function, lab-leak hypothesis, lab-leak theory, richard h ebright, roger pielke jr, sars, sars-cov-2, usa, wuhan
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I should follow up on ivermectin
I wrote about ivermectin here and here, describing the anti-parasitic drug and its potential use as an effective treatment of COVID-19. Again, I was blinded by my hope for such a cure; it does not look like it is. First, … Continue reading
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