Wiki sites impress you and Bonnie because of all the citations.
Got it and keep in mind the next time you whine about sources, you will be reminded, this is from the Carm wiki guy. Why quote research papers when Wiki is just as good?
Yep, kids can be little germ factories!
I am not a man. I don't do drugs. But I just do not understand the need to be "feisty" about something we aren't even talking about on here, like, atheists and atheism. That is all.
That is all edit for those of us who are surrounded by kids. 500 kids in my school alone and counting since they are adding on. Total bunk.
Well, I quoted an article about asymptomatic transmission, on the thread about natural supplements to help prevent covid,that was based upon something written in JAMA. I also quoted the Pasteur Institute on the genome, and another article about how it is unlikely the virus came from a lab, but is more likely natural, and why. It was a fairly scholarly report, though written so lay people could understand it.Wiki sites impress you and Bonnie because of all the citations.
Kids are in close contact with each other in schools,, and younger children especially do not always have the best heigene in school. They sneeze without covering their mouths, don't always wash their hands, etc. I have seen it.. I was a substitute teacher for 10 years, and as soon as I started subbing, I started getting colds, some of which turned into sinus infections. I got like 4 colds in 6 months. When I hadn't had one in years before subbing.
Changing the Constitution (they are talking about that), limiting our freedoms, exercising unwarranted control, keeping our children from good education, preventing worship, coercing people into taking experimental drugs, trying to cancel one whole section of citizens, and American history. Those are not good things.
Which must be why they are discouraging the use of cow poop as a remedy against C-19?
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Where did we say Wiki sites "impress" us? We simply pointed out the footnotes at the bottom of Wiki articles, to show where the informationWiki sites impress you and Bonnie because of all the citations.
Now it is lifting mask mandates for the vaccinated only. CDC. Where do they get the authority? Those of us who have opted out still required to wear the mask? It won't float here.
Are you talking about the Equality Act? If so,I agree with you there.
We need to get louder about it, to the right people.
That’s one of the things.
I have not got a thing from kids and don't blame them for getting sick. Teachers (some 100lbs overweight and in yoga pants) shove junk food at them as bribes for good behavior. So who is infecting who?
Okay, thanks for the heads up about MSM.Main stream media. You know, the ones who feed you all swill with sources like this....
Rebekah Jones, the COVID Whistleblower Who Wasn’t
This is a story about Rebekah Jones, a former dashboard manager at the Florida Department of Health (FDOH), who has single-handedly managed to convince millions of Americans that Governor Ron DeSantis has been fudging the state’s COVID-19 data.www.yahoo.com
But it’s not true. Indeed, it’s nonsense from start to finish. Jones isn’t a martyr; she’s a myth-peddler. She isn’t a scientist; she’s a fabulist. She’s not a whistleblower; she’s a good old-fashioned confidence trickster. And, like any confidence trickster, she understands her marks better than they understand themselves. On Twitter, on cable news, in Cosmopolitan, and beyond, Jones knows exactly which buttons to push in order to rally the gullible and get out her message.
For a year now, pretty much everyone who has criticized Jones has met the same fate as did Salemi. It doesn’t matter who they are, or what they have been arguing, the play is always the same. First, they are called a sexist or a racist or a member of the “alt-right.”{Inertia continual John Birch Society association comes to mind] Next, it is implied that they are working with Ron DeSantis or with Vladimir Putin—or, sometimes, with both. Then they are told that they hate “science”—or, if they disagree with her or expose a given lie or confirm that she does not have the qualifications or experience she claims, that they have sold out. And, finally, they are added to Jones’s “enemies” list (she really has one, and used to publish it online), and an attempt begins to get them kicked off Twitter or Substack or whatever portion of the Internet they are using to explain the ruse. Because a good number of the people Jones has targeted are not journalists or public figures, but scientists and public servants, such attacks work pretty well. If your career is in epidemiology, and your employer is a public university, there is little to be gained by attracting scandal....
Everywhere Jones goes—whether it’s Louisiana State University (where she got her master’s), Florida State, or the Florida Department of Health—she seems always to leave a trail of wreckage. And somehow, it’s always someone else’s fault.
What a colorful character. She reminds me of a couple of employees i have had that left trails of carnage.Main stream media. You know, the ones who feed you all swill with sources like this....
Rebekah Jones, the COVID Whistleblower Who Wasn’t
This is a story about Rebekah Jones, a former dashboard manager at the Florida Department of Health (FDOH), who has single-handedly managed to convince millions of Americans that Governor Ron DeSantis has been fudging the state’s COVID-19 data.
But it’s not true. Indeed, it’s nonsense from start to finish. Jones isn’t a martyr; she’s a myth-peddler. She isn’t a scientist; she’s a fabulist. She’s not a whistleblower; she’s a good old-fashioned confidence trickster. And, like any confidence trickster, she understands her marks better than they understand themselves. On Twitter, on cable news, in Cosmopolitan, and beyond, Jones knows exactly which buttons to push in order to rally the gullible and get out her message.
For a year now, pretty much everyone who has criticized Jones has met the same fate as did Salemi. It doesn’t matter who they are, or what they have been arguing, the play is always the same. First, they are called a sexist or a racist or a member of the “alt-right.”{Inertia continual John Birch Society association comes to mind] Next, it is implied that they are working with Ron DeSantis or with Vladimir Putin—or, sometimes, with both. Then they are told that they hate “science”—or, if they disagree with her or expose a given lie or confirm that she does not have the qualifications or experience she claims, that they have sold out. And, finally, they are added to Jones’s “enemies” list (she really has one, and used to publish it online), and an attempt begins to get them kicked off Twitter or Substack or whatever portion of the Internet they are using to explain the ruse. Because a good number of the people Jones has targeted are not journalists or public figures, but scientists and public servants, such attacks work pretty well. If your career is in epidemiology, and your employer is a public university, there is little to be gained by attracting scandal....
Everywhere Jones goes—whether it’s Louisiana State University (where she got her master’s), Florida State, or the Florida Department of Health—she seems always to leave a trail of wreckage. And somehow, it’s always someone else’s fault.
I beg your pardon, but large groups of people in close proximity to each other do spread germs among each other. And as I stated, younger children are not as heigenic sometimes as older kids. I noticed when I was subbing that I tended to get colds after subbing for younger children, much more than I did when subbing for high schoolers. I am not blaming the children, just stating what I have observed.
The reason the vaccinated can lift masks is because they are much less likely to carry the virus and spread it, and are much less likely to get it.
All is needed is to type in any acronym into a search bar and usually find the answer. Like MSM acronym into a google search will yield results.
I wrote our 2 senators, not that it will do much good, as both are ultra-liberal, and have come out in support of things I disagree with. But maybe if enough of their constituents plead with them to vote against it, they will. But that is for another thread.