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To wax philosophical, where the state fails, whether due to malice, corruption, or ineptitude, ought not responsible citizens take action?
I have arrived at a suitable description of our oligarchy - it is a kleptocracy.
Do thy worst.
The first duty of the state is to protect the lives of citizens.
Could we please clarify whether this applies to 'sovereign citizens'?
Thanks Doc and Al. All the right notes. But not necessarily in the right order. One imagines we'll get there.
I will just say this, and only this, and then I will ne'er speke, until at least Friday.
You are facing an unprecedented breakdown of the narrative, and thou hast brought it upon thyselves, by failing to give a **** while people suffered. Give up thy shiny baubles, they interest me not. Care not for the sly whisperings of the BULL****TING CORPORATE LOBBIES. Do what thou knowest to be right. Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, for Caesar putteth on far greater circii than thou hast seen in thy miserable life. And bread. And basic needs, warmth etc. It's going to be quite cold and people are going to die and that will never, ever be forgiveable in a country where you miserable ****s stoke your agas. Reform is necessary and frankly I think you will all find it quite refreshing and pleasant, all told.
Let's just hark back to March 2020. Who called it? I ****ing called it.
This isn't ego you ****ing stupid ****s
I need the system to survive because it's all I'm bloody good at.
What else am I going to do? Grow ****ing radishes?
All the problems are because of Oxford. Nuke Oxford, Vlad
https://www.ted.com/talks/aubrey_de_grey_a_roadmap_to_end_aging?language=en
*******s to that, I'm planning to live another hundred years and claim the credit
I have enjoyed 'The Capture' on the Beeb.
I do enjoy a conspiracy drama. It gives one the reassuring illusion that someone, however nefarious, is in control of this ****show. Sadly, I imagine the reality, as ever, is that it is a total chaos of incompetence, stupidity and competing interests.
We put the medicine in the lungs. Then we get our lives back.
IMHO.
Bonsoir mes amis, I shall have a day off.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fdwWE3yPnc
May have had a martini or two. Vigorously stirred.
I am graciously waiting until the end of next week and then I will lay an (intellectually) smackdown power play.
DYOR
I literally own clever and I literally know nothing.
Good point though.
A nurse told me to give up salt once. I bought a home blood pressure monitor and it turned out the blood pressure was due to the nurse.
It's how you tell 'em
Incidentally, I wouldn't put much faith in bankers and hedgies. The more sensible ones will tell you that bankers and hedgies are frequently among the most stupid people on earth. Plenty of vastly overpaid herd followers, selected for conformity and willingness to work themselves to death. So yeah let's pay them more and deregulate them more. Everything will be fine. Apart from civilisation, but hey, you can watch it burn from your yacht on the way to your bunker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH11undyI2o
More broadly there is a superbubble which could collapse at any time, there is a threat of escalation in the war to the unthinkable, interest rates are likely to shoot up and the pandemic has been declared over prematurely again. I'd say there is a general risk-off sentiment and few people interested in a tiny biotech until someone in authority says it's good. The aim has declined by about a third in the last 12 months.
MrCosts, given that the minor price fluctuations are driven largely by PIs and that you have spent quite a long time relentlessly attacking sentiment on the largest open PI forum, perhaps it's all down to you :)
2 of the 3 results are statistically significant, which is good going with relatively small numbers. It is very good news IMHO. Rob is outright lying again, RM said nothing of the kind. Or if you prefer, Rob does not understand statistical significance. Or indeed any science or maths at all.
Meanwhile, I am slightly concerned about stocks of potassium iodide.
Bloody stupid humans.
I am hoping for, but not depending on, an update next Thurs.
No idea if trial decisions are already made, but surely it would be very helpful to have the Activ2 results to take into account.
We do still have BA.5 (declining) and BA4.6 (rising) to get past first.
And BA.2.75 vanilla of course, but as you say that hasn't really taken hold in the US, it has been a bigger problem in the East.
I suspect 4.6 is beating 2.75 in the West.
Cheers. Even with the limited sequencing happening I reckon we ought to be able to tell if it's a wave coming within a month or so. Peaking maybe Dec/Jan.
Potentially very bad for humanity - but also potentially a good time to be trialling a variant-agnostic broad spectrum therapeutic. There is a protein, inteferon beta, you might have heard of it... :)