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Comment Re:What Now? (Score 1) 158

Yeah, I'm not good enough at fundamental physics to understand what is valid in the multi-dimensional proton he introduces, but globally the book felt like a lot of very interesting ideas clumsily assembled together...
I only read the first book though, and the translation may have lost part of the wonder.
Strangely enough for a book that is so political and in a country with such a history, the author seems to have very naive assumptions too about how a conspiracy works...

Comment Re:Agree with nearly 100% of you said (Score 1) 158

If you're talking about "I you were a dinosaur", I really liked it, and I don't care much for transgender issues...
Sure, it wouldn't have been published by Hugo Gernsback, but it's definitively worthy of New Worlds for example - and less esoteric that some of what was published in the 70's.

Comment Re:More complicated that ignorance or "psychology" (Score 1) 465

No one makes money on Vaccines.

That is definitely not true for modern vaccines.
I have family that used to work on the marketing side of one of these fancy new vaccines for those rare diseases and I can assure you that the company they were working for is not a charity...
Plus, I did check what I could of the science behind it (disclaimer: I have a scientific formation, but am not a medical doctor) and the choice of vaccination was for the least controversial; apparently it did not bring better results than early diagnostic by a simple test done annually on at-risk patients.
But nothing on the other ways of dealing with that disease than vaccination ever surfaced in the marketing argumentation towards health professionals made by this company, marketing which was more about fear-mongering concerning this disease and praise about the new vaccine.

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