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Friday, September 11, 2020
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so, i was talking about flavonoids and wanted to post a summary. i still have some reading to do, but... i can't find any actual scien...
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science is about the method underlying it. it's just as ignorant to write it off without testing it as it is to use it without any evi...
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just to put this down, clearly. what do i think about "herbal medicine"? well, what does the science say? herbal medicine that...
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so, i had a little talk with my landlord, who decided he wanted to get a rent increase in before they froze it. status: denied . well, let...
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grargh. let's start again on monday.
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hi. i received your message in response to my previous fax, and i've tried to reach your office a few times by phone with no answer. i c...
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diamonds have some use in optics and lasers, but we don't need heaps of them. it's the kind of economic activity that just simply ...
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the sad reality with mining diamonds is that it's just another form of carbon extraction. i'd rather mine graphene. it's far m...
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there's certain minerals that humans need, but we neither need gold nor diamonds. this is just a net detriment to the environment, and...
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"but we're winning. and they're losing." it doesn't matter who wins or loses. ok? i want to live in a free society...
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you can tell me to escape to america. and, i might, in the end. but, you have to tear down the wall, first. tear down that wall!
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i mean, it's clear that our governments are going to continue to take the most conservative response possible. sadly. the canada i grew ...
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the flip side is this: if you're young, stop getting tested. it's an easily defeatable virus. you're fucking everything up.
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my position is clear enough - the state needs to back off and let the virus spread amongst young people. the elderly have been given full ...
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get your head around this. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/may/30/topsoil-farming-agriculture-food-toxic-america
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why hydro? because we've ruined the ground. and, it's an upcoming crisis that we're maybe not aware of. we will need to even...
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i do need to push back a little on the idea that you can push organic agriculture to scale. you can't. we dump huge amounts of shit in...
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right. so, the plan is the pretend you're going to spend a zilion dollars implementing a technology that doesn't exist in order to...
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and, here's a twist: the glucosides appear to be anti-oxidants, but the aglycones of the same flavonoids may actually be mutagenic. :|...
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to be clear: my view is that if your body can't absorb this, it doesn't really want it. i'm not taking flavonoid pills....
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ok, i found a detailed walkthrough of flavonoid metabolism that is not the answer i want but is a big step towards finding it. i had to lo...
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no. wait. i'm hungry. that article wasn't about naturally occurring aglycone flavonoids, it was about hydrolyed extracts, whic...
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so, there's six types of flavonoids. & there's in turn six of the first type, anthocyanidins: 1) cyanidin 2) delphinidin 3)...
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it's bad news for flavonoids, it seems. they don't get absorbed... apparently, the problem is that flavonoids tend to come attache...
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so, it seems like carotenoids are worth it as anti-oxidants - we can't make them ourselves, we know we can absorb them into the blood a...
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hey, math nerds dabble. math nerds on disability don't do anything but :)
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obviously, i'm oversimplifying and being a little dramatic to make a point - with flair. but, my point holds.
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"you'd might as well just eat the grain..." well. the cow adds some value to it on it's way to you. we talk about pr...
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when you eat a cow for lunch, your body converts that cow into grain, and then does what it will with it. the difference is in the vitamin...
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and, what does your body do with protein? get this. it converts it into carbs.
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what does your body do with fat, then? it burns it. it's energy... well, before we invented electricity, we used to use olive oil to...
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eggs have a ridiculous nutritional profile. they're probably the most healthy food on the planet.
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it's like eggs. people think that, because eggs are high in cholesterol, they're bad for your heart. but, your body breaks down ...
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so, no - i'm not particularly concerned about consuming protein. besides - it's carbs that build muscle, not protein. well, techni...
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so, i think this is what we've got: carotenoids (not including pro-vitamin a) 1) lutein 2) zeaxanthin 3) lycopene 4) phytofluene ...
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i just want to clarify a point, because it seems like the pigs are retarded. obviously, when i said i moved to pasta because i wanted to ...
Thursday, September 10, 2020
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remember when i went on about antioxidants and i conceded that a lot of them are ruined by your stomach but the ones that aren't do, act...
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ok, i'm taking a step back because i clearly missed a lot of phytonutrients. i'm almost a vegetarian, and may end up cutting out ...
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the linus pauling institute at the university of oregon seems to be an excellent resource and what i'm going to be focusing on in trying...
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what do you find yourself more concerned with? you might find a little self-reflection in it... are you constantly concerned about count...
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there's a lot of food on the shelves that exists solely to generate surplus value and would just simply not exist in a socialist economy...
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actually, i guess it would be the conservative wing of the capitalist class that would be concerned about counting calories, and the bourgeo...
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it's actually a good demonstration of the differences in ideologies. socialists care about the nutritional value of food, and will arg...
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if i have to, i'll settle for kale, which should get me a ton of a, at least.
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so, i left a few messages about rosehips & broccoli leaves, but i'm going to get to building a diet without them and seeing if there...
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eating healthy is not bourgeois; this is use-value, it's quite marxist. it's worrying about calories, or appearance, or taste that...
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good. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/cambie-surgeries-case-trial-decision-bc-supreme-court-2020-1.5718589
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i don't want to ever move to the new blogger, ever. fuck off.
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so, i wasted another day because i couldn't sit here in the filth long enough to make a call - i had to sit in the shower, instead. it...
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stupid people everywhere...
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"but, i'll sue you." yeah. right. send the bill to the ontario disability support program. maybe they can pay your law...
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yeah, it's not the dehumidifier; it's smoke. more shit off the walls... i guess the upside is that it's getting a little bette...
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for elderly people, yes - vaccinate. experimentally. get it to them now... but, what 'safe' means is relative, and the safest vacc...
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it's another question that we're going to need to grapple with and that we may very well get completely wrong. if the vaccine has ...
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it's an epsilon. but, there is always an epsilon. always. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4599698/#S4title
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yeah, the media will no doubt blow this up and scare people for clicks, like they always do, but all vaccines carry minimal risk, and it is...
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we are all swedish now. so, sell me some fucking rose hips.
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right. so, the problem isn't that masks don't work, which is what science has said for decades. rather, the problem is that peop...
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if the flu was this easily contained, we'd have gotten rid of it by now, eh?
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we just all took six months of our lives and flushed them down the toilet.
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in the mean time, i'm left wondering why we did all of this when we could have just let the thing spread and build immunity in young peo...
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and, the idiots thought they could stop the flu, and called us names when we told them they couldn't. it's a perfect example of th...
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dr. day is really just trying to bullshit his way into maximizing profit at the expense of access to care. let's hope the courts see t...
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i hope they don't make a stupid decision around this. basically, the facts are this: while access to care may need improvement, privat...
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again: i agree with this, but trump seems a little less senile, over all. if i were to put odds down, i'd say there's a 75% chance...
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it was absolutely beautiful in here this morning, for a few hours, but i woke up to dry air again. i think it's the dehumidifier, and ...
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https://ginaconkle.com/how-to-eat-like-a-viking-the-magic-of-mead-by-gina-conkle/
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we've been so viciously colonized...and we don't even realize it.... we eat potatoes, right? and hamburgers. from hamburg. right...
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we talk about acai berries like they're this exotic thing that could save the world. we have our own acai berries, and we plant the fl...
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why is the food available at the grocery store so low in nutrition, anyways? i mean, i get that a big mac is delicious, and you're not...
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it seems like broccoli leaves are likely to be difficult to locate... what about seeds? don't eat the seeds. they're poisonou...
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sound good? fruit bowl: - strawberries - bananas - kiwis - blueberries? - raspberries? - rosehips - ice cream - soy milk salad b...
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so, how the fuck do you get vitamin e in decent dosages without swallowing a pill, anyways? it's hard, as far as i can tell. you can...
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so, an unexpected result of this move to total eggs is actually that i'm hungrier than expected, which..... you'd think it would b...
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what i'm saying about bonnie henry is that, because she never learned to fail, she's going to behave like a sore loser, and should b...
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
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individual human rights are not determined by plebiscite.
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obviously, his opinion is of no concern to anybody, and the number of signatures he gets is of no consequence, whatsoever.
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i'm going to start a petition telling derek sloan to fuck off.
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this inbred retard should mind his own business. https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/tory-mp-sloan-sponsors-e-petition-calling-for-moratorium-...
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shutting down nightclubs at this stage of the pandemic is just stupid.
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i've met people like bonnie henry. they're incapable of failing. they don't know how. they can't be given positions like...
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i'm not in bc, but this is potentially next here as well... i'm not blaming people for existing. i'm blaming the government ...
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we have the grid in canada, but we're not using it - and our politicians have been making it harder to use it, not easier to use it. s...
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"we just need to keep pounding at the deplorables, until they get it."
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"He just needs to keep pounding on the message," said Ohio Representative Tim Ryan, a Democrat. "He’s right on point and just...
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"i honestly don't know the answer to that." is the most intelligent phrase in the english language.
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being smart doesn't mean you know all the answers. being smart means admitting when you don't know the answers, and having the hum...
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i will frequently attack people as ignorant, and be right. but i won't call them uneducated. and, there's a big difference - bec...
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trying to frame the election as the educated v the uneducated is kind of elitist, and smug. and, it's bullshit - the data doesn't ba...
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this almost seems like it was written in reaction to me. i don't have any particular gripe. i don't think people vote based on the...
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and, yes, he was a habs fan.
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he was vaguely deist, but not really....the truth is that he didn't really think about religion long enough to really form a serious bel...
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the ritual was that he'd go for brunch with me when my stepmother was at church, then go home and watch the game... i'd say that w...
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it was weird to dream, today, about having brunch with my dad, though, something i used to do fairly often when he was alive. more or less w...
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i wanted to do a million things today, but i passed out early this morning, instead. the air in here is way, way, way better. finally. ...
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they need to get the fucking bill out already before (more) people start dying on the fucking streets.
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it seems beyond disingenuous to create a crisis by obstructing legislation, then blame the situation on the republicans, then offer a soluti...
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now, that doesn't mean that the bill is going to be perfect, or that the democrats shouldn't criticize it or campaign against it. ...
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so, if the government can't get anything passed, it's the opposition that needs to take responsibility for obstructing it.
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no. stop. the republicans have the presidency and the senate. they get to write the legislation, right now - the democrats can pass t...
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ok. but, it was the democrats that refused to pass the bill. now, they're playing political games about it. your anger should be dir...
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people are just so fucking ignorant... https://no-smoke.org/indoor-air-pollution-from-marijuana-emissions-as-bad-as-the-worst-wildfires/
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so, i wasn't able to escape that particularly vicious round of air pollution from upstairs, and it knocked me right the fuck out. the ...
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actually, this is another potential major source of clean electricity that ought to be fully explored. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal...
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it's this error that people have been making for centuries - they look for this concept of progress in history. hegel was the worst, ...
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generally, periods of....i'm going to use the word repression rather than regression....but, there's always a backlash, eventually. ...
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i mean, there was quite a bit of talk about this being the new gilded age, right? the snowflakes are just the new victorians, in that sens...
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remember, though: we got rid of the victorians. we can get rid of the snowflakes, too.
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so, let's listen to genesis p'orridge paraphrase some oscar wilde over what sounds like a download outtake. full treatment in...
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listen, cia spooks... if my pen is my sword, i may slay a few beasts. i won't apologize. it wouldn't be honest.
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yes, i tend to stand up for that woman. she's been viciously abused her whole life, and it just.....doesn't.....stop. when was t...
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i guess the corporate fascists would rather she buy a slave to make her a new outfit every day. the stupidity is really astounding. http...
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-518499/Buddhist-monk-cut-pieces-run-lawnmower-Milton-Keynes-temple.html the bassline instantly st...
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see, i'm like a russian doll - i just gave you a physics joke, in disguise. "uhm....no. not yet."
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oddly, it's the buddhists that seem to present more resistance, isn't it? all very strange... i know that trump is mostly full ...
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you know how sometimes you hear those buddhist lawnmowers? ohhhhhhhhm. ohhhhhhhhhhhm. they seem to largely be in competition with the ru...
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? https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/09/08/trump-attack-military-leadership-wesley-clark-intv-nr-sciutto-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/thi...
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awful, awful thing they did... https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/government-broke-law-on-ei-financing-in-3-years-top-court-1.750084
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eliminating the payroll tax is something i strongly disagree with trump about. thankfully, he couldn't really do it - not without congre...
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
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if beethoven had a blog, what would it be like? i don't know. i know there's a lot of historians that would find it interesting,...
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i can't sit in here when it smells like this, so i'm going to get something to eat.
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is the fact that i've never made i dime from blogging or vlogging, and something like $500 total from selling music over the last 25 yea...
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...and, the smell of anal rape is now wafting downstairs, again. it's not quite skunk, really; it smells more like that old man is getti...
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i just got a strange email from my youtube vlog, which i haven't even uploaded a video to in years. ======== Hi jessica, This emai...
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so, i've been sitting here for a few hours, trying to figure out if i'm awake or not. the smokey/dry air smell is better . but, if...
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hey, i'd rather have trump act out of political expediency than biden not act at all. would biden have extended the moratorium? maybe,...
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that's a hellluva stark reversal, alright. wow. https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2020/09/08/reversal-trump-ban-oil-d...
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but, we're at a kind of a crossroads with this, and the poll i just posted indicates some reason to be concerned, in a different way. ...
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Of Canada’s major cities, Ottawa had the highest percentage of seroprevalence at 1.29 per cent, followed by Toronto with 1.07 per cent and V...
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no, stop for a second. when you ask somebody like fauci about the efficacy of certain drugs, of which there is good evidence of the effi...
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if you want to change the constitution and run trudeau, you'll have to get him to resign from his side hustle, though.
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"but, what about your grandparents?" i'm a maskless rebel; i don't have grandparents, i descended, fully formed, from t...
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i'm personally more concerned about what the evidence says than what about people's opinions are, in determining whether i should we...
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so, when we see rising mask use correlated with increasing case numbers, what does that tell you about how effective they are at reducing sp...
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if the democrats really want to win in a landslide, what they should do is run justin trudeau. (who, afaik, was born in ottawa. so, imposs...
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i was going to make some calls about the orchidectomy and other things late tonight, but i'm going to wait until early in the morning, a...
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what about the edibles? well, they're still sitting there, proving i can let them sit. but, i also don't know exactly what they...
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am i just making up this second-hand smoke thing? i could concede, on some level, that i might be imagining it if it was only the smell. m...
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this is the generous version: i think this is more realistic:
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if the democrats are going to swing anywhere in the south this cycle, it's going to be arizona, and it's going to be because it...
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john kerry claims that biden would never lavish praise on a brutal dictator. hrmmn, i seem to recall this: "Jill and I were saddene...
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so, what directions are key swing demographics likely to move in this election? i'm going to create a collection of partial orderings....
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