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Comment Syntax you have, weird it is. (Score 1) 1

Was this article translated from another language? The syntax is messed up for native English. But, also, I don't believe there actually exists a live virus in any context used to determine Covid19 antibodies/PCR testing.

What is the difference between the Covid19 antibody and regular Coronavirus antibodies? How often does the Coronavirus mutate among human populations and do each of those mutations have different antibodies?

Since no quantified virus isolates of the 2019-nCoV were available for CDC use at the time the test was developed and this study conducted, assays designed for detection of the 2019-nCoV RNA were tested with characterized stocks of in vitro transcribed full length RNA (N gene; GenBank accession: MN908947.2) of known titer (RNA copies/L) spiked into a diluent consisting of a suspension of human A549 cells and viral transport medium (VTM) to mimic clinical specimen.

The above is from https://www.fda.gov/media/1349... and it states that they didn't actually have a sample of the Covid19 virus so they made one up based on the genetic structure provided by China/WHO from on-hand coronavirus'.

It's all bullshit.

Comment Re:Misunderstanding freedom of speech/cancel cultu (Score 1) 683

Actually it is. Your rights end where mine begin and visa versa. That means you don't have the right to be vindictive against peoples opinions. Only the government is limited from infringing on peoples freedoms? Nope, so are people. Rising speech to the level of counter action is infringement. You don't have a clue what you're talking about, you're just parroting BLM/Antifa/Woke bullshit "consequences for your talkie talkie" baby brained bullshit.

Comment Oh boy! (Score 1) 1

Our ship has finally come in! $100 to get an experimental RNA vaccine? That's like...so generous. I could buy 5 pounds 3lbs of high end beef steak for that kind of cash money. Sheesh... so, visionary. Oh, wait. This is the same Kroger that closed multiple stores to avoid paying the $4 "hero-pay" in California, right? Well in that case, I guess fuck them.

Comment Omg. (Score 3, Interesting) 52

This might seem excessive, but in a world of remote work where living at home in all facets of your life will lead to massive depression, we need tools that allows us to take our webcam, multiple screen, remote office out into the world. While bulky, it is a prototype, but damn that shit is sexy. Coding, trading, social media, you could do it all from that thing. It's pretty much already what I have at home, two vertical two laptop and one main screen, plus 2 more screens. Will keep up with the developments, looks promising.

Submission + - Biden DOJ Halts Trump Admin Lawsuit Against California Net Neutrality Rules (arstechnica.com)

An anonymous reader writes: The Biden administration has abandoned a Trump-era lawsuit that sought to block California's net neutrality law. In a court filing today, the US Department of Justice said it "hereby gives notice of its voluntary dismissal of this case." Shortly after, the court announced that the case is "dismissed in its entirety" and "all pending motions in this action are denied as moot."

The case began when Trump's DOJ sued California in September 2018 in US District Court for the Eastern District of California, trying to block a state net neutrality law similar to the US net neutrality law repealed by the Ajit Pai-led FCC. Though Pai's FCC lost an attempt to impose a blanket, nationwide preemption of any state net neutrality law, the US government's lawsuit against the California law was moving forward in the final months of the Trump administration.

The Biden DOJ's voluntary dismissal of the case puts an end to that. "I am pleased that the Department of Justice has withdrawn this lawsuit," FCC Acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said today. "When the FCC, over my objection, rolled back its net neutrality policies, states like California sought to fill the void with their own laws. By taking this step, Washington is listening to the American people, who overwhelmingly support an open Internet, and is charting a course to once again make net neutrality the law of the land."

Comment Re:"We feel obliged to share it with the world..." (Score 1) 63

DEW; direct energy weapons. They are real, but you're welcome to deride what you can't handle accepting into your worldview. It's easy, if not essential, for people to write others off as conspiracy theorists when those in power conspire to enslave them. But, that's just bullshit, all people are good at heart and have your best interest at hand as long as they start a NGO/Non-Profit with a name like "Helping People Love People, Love Truth" and tell you how special you are for believing in what they are selling. Don't question it. Just mock those who do. Solid approach to life.

Comment Re:Using the CAC to inseminate the news... (Score 1) 2

The goal is to inseminate the news...

I got your news insemination device right here, bitch! That's a joke. China already took over small businesses which they have remained apart from, taken Hong Kong by force and inserted party loyalists and now has it's eyes on Taiwan. This is the least unexpected move by them.

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