Whole hog

Came here more or less to make this point. Also, in the upper atmosphere, the oxygen involved tends to come from ozone

Finally a journalist has found a unit I can understand!

How many of them are being hired as contractors to dig their own graves after being laid off by places like (wait; checking notes) Microsoft?

He doesn't know what "exponentially" means, so he probably will

It does go some way, though, to alleviate worries that the vaccine only worked for people who would have had mild cases, in which case you might have seen mostly severe cases among the vaccinated population.

If it is a brushing scam, and we have the addresses of recipients, is it not possible to track down fake reviews to confirm it?

I think we're missing the point of the article (surprise!) - not that the side effects are a deal-breaker, but that by not covering them as we go, we risk feeding the antivaxers (see other response to the parent below) and increasing fear and resistance to it. Also, that the feel-good press releases for a vaccine that is likely more than a year off seem more geared to pump-and-dump stock trading than anything else. She doesn't mention the massive government investments going into preproducing something that will not be verified ready for some time, and will encounter quite a bit of resistance no matter how the press covers it...

Are we reading:

        A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state

as indication that this is about defending against government?

The people in this case by and large live in the very cities in question; they do seem to want to live there, and they have to be transported to where they work, because that has been located elsewhere. If you live and work in the same suburb, you're not what we're talking about here.

Hmmmm where are you from? In Houston we call that a little one (making some assumptions about the sizes of your thumb and your glass).

Not Cajuns. They do it pretty much like the Chinese.

It may have been "argued on this site", but interestingly enough, what is argued on this site is not the law. The law is being used to take the site down, and I suspect some dollar amounts are being applied to intellectual property along the way. What is good for the goose is likely good for the gander.

Just posting to undo an accidental moderation; sorry.

By the way, I was in physics when P&F came out. Guess that makes me a cabalist, too...

...and adding passengers increases the denominator...