SandyCat

SandyCat

@mveo.bsky.social

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I’m still thinking of this unethical trial and I’m trying to understand what they even thought they wanted to achieve. If the non specific effects would cause more death and morbidity than hepatitisB, then it would have been obvious in the vaccine trials. www.linkedin.com/pulse/missed...

linkedin.comA missed opportunity for Guinea-Bissau’s children: Why the HBV-NSE trial will not proceedIt is now clear that the HBV-NSE trial will not move forward in Guinea-Bissau – we were not given the necessary governmental approval. During the conduct of the trial, our teams would have tested 17,0...

It would be obvious if more vaccinated people sickened and died earlier than people infected with hepatitis B. Even if the vaccine has some non specific effects it still saves s many more lives than would be saved if no one was vaccinated.

Claiming to want to look at the non specific effects of a vaccine against such a deadly disease can only be a lie. The people behind this unethical trial CLEARLY was after something else. What?

So true! Just the other day I was contemplating the sound of leaves and how beautiful it is. The sound of summer leaves changing to the sound of autumn leaves. If it didn‘t exist, no one could have an imagination powerful enough to imagine it. But sure, AI, the gathered stupidity of the stupidest.

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“I told you once that I was searching for the nature of evil. I think I’ve come close to defining it: a lack of empathy.... Evil, I think, is the absence of empathy.” — Dr. Gustave Gilbert, U.S. Military Chief Psychologist in the Nuremberg Trials, Nuremberg Diary

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A COVID-19 wave doesn't end when transmission peaks. In this update, Dr. Michael Hoerger explains why transmission can remain high even after a wave reaches its peak, which regions are seeing elevated transmission, and what could influence the severity of the upcoming winter wave. (...)

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A summary of the unethical Guinea-Bissau trial of the birth dose of HepB vaccine that RFK Jr. funded: -It was first reported in January and public backlash got it canceled -Or not, because it reemerged this month -It got ethics approval from a Danish review board, resulting in 4 people resigning

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Frederik Schaltz-Buchholzer is the man who was going to run this "trial"-- his defense of it is horrifying. And he should be shamed.

Katherine Eban@katherineeban.bsky.social

BREAKING: The controversial hep B vax clinical trial in Guinea-Bissau, funded by CDC $$ + marred by ethics shortcuts @RollingStone exposed in 4 detailed stories, w/ internal CDC records + emails, will not move forward, one of the Danish researchers announced today: www.linkedin.com/pulse/missed...

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"I Believed American Healthcare Was the Best in the World. Then I Did the Math" Yale epidemiologist @Alison_Galvani anticipated a hefty price tag for Medicare for All. But she found that we are already paying more than enough right now to cover the cost of universal healthcare.

zeteo.comI Believed American Healthcare Was the Best in the World. Then I Did the MathYale epidemiologist Alison Galvani anticipated a hefty price tag for Medicare for All. But she found that we are already paying more than enough right now to cover the cost of universal healthcare.

So the Guardian antivaxx. Why else riddle the article with everybody and their cat‘s full name? Why mention every unrelated organisation? Why mention it was translated from Portuguese? Literally EVERYTHING was done to dilute any possible information in this article.

Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD@elizabethjacobs.bsky.social

Holy cow. The Guinea-Bissau offices of the two Danish researchers who were funded by RFK Jr. to conduct an unethical experiment with the HepB vaccine just had their offices raided and vaccines seized by the police. Great work on reporting this story once again by @melodyschreiber.com.

But the gist of it seems to be: JFKjr+other unethical antivaxxers, thought they could get away with seriously unethical human experiments in a war torn unstable country. Maybe along the lines of „ since they keep killing themselves why can‘t we be in on it and kill some more?“

That was as easy as they would have liked. They had to first rewrite ethical rules so the became unethical rules. They thought they were finally set to start their murderous campaigne when Guinea Bissau fought back and seized their stuff in order to find out how this unethical shit came about.

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Here's the list of everything banned going into Gaza including. Water Filters Water Purification Tablets Nappies Insulin Wheelchairs Fishing rods and all fishing equipment All Water Pumping and sewage treatment equipment All Cancer drugs and Antibiotics It's a Genocide.

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On the road to Amsterdam to present some of my team's latest research about #LongCOVID at @ISLCPAIS. Very excited to connect with colleagues and share ideas. I've been busy and not on here much, but I see that there has been controversy regarding the use of the phrase 1/

An apple story a day would keep everything unwholesome away.

Adam Rogers@jetjocko.bsky.social

My pal @marynmck.bsky.social with a banger science mystery in Scientific American's latest issue—an enigmatic apple tree in Maine rewrites the global story of apple orchards. www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-...

I don’t know what to say. How can people be this irrational? Should “Cujo” be shown all day long every day on alternating channels?

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Replying to @carlquintanilla.bsky.social

Jeez, let the Iranians have their 1 million dollar tariff, admit we lost and move on. American control of the middle east is over, Netanyahu got what he wanted but the results leave Israel far more alone than it has ever been.

Agreeing to slow down because of imminent danger? Likelier pretending to care about safety to hide the automatic slowdown because LLMs have reached their potential and there is still no return on investment in sight.

Reuters@reuters.com

🔊 Calls are growing for a brake on advanced AI models. But would the US and China ever agree to slow down? Hear more on the Reuters Morning Bid podcast reut.rs/4yvqddw

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More political gameplay over tragic deaths by RFKJr as the CDC abruptly change how death information is counted and continue to avoid fully acknowledging the 3 recent fatalities of people infected with measles as being due to having the infection. Measles is preventable - please do get a vaccine

theguardian.comTrump administration changes how it counts measles deaths amid Pennsylvania outbreakCDC announces changes to how it reports measles deaths as Pennsylvania continues to confirm more cases

The US always find someone else to pay for their wars. That must stop.

Jan Rosenow@janrosenow.bsky.social

European gas is above €82/MWh - the highest since late 2022. Hormuz remains largely shut and gas storage is at 68% going into winter. None of this started in Europe but we pay for it. The only exit is using less gas. Heat pumps, electrified industry, insulation.

Sealioning was a good word until the sealioners started sealioning you accusing you of sealioning them. When the sealioners sealion we need a new word.

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The Epstein Files confirmed what the connections already suggested: that sexual abuse, elite wealth, big tech, and post-democratic ideology have been operating as a single system. Byline Times has been tracing that thread since the beginning: bylinetimes.com/dark-enlight...

bylinetimes.comDark EnlightenmentThe Dark Enlightenment Peter Thiel investing in Facebook, co-founding Palantir, and receiving $40 million from Jeffrey Epstein while advocating for sovereign individuals operating beyond democratic re...

Why can‘t anyone on the band wagon EVER give one single example of Rowling‘s alleged hate mongering? Is that because she doesn‘t mong hate, maybe, as a one in a million distant guess on a whim?