I often rehearse conversations in my head, not so that I'm following some sort of script, but so I can think about what the person I'm going to be talking to is likely to say or think about what I've said. I've found it helps me listen to my own thoughts more through someone else's ears, helps me think about ways to clarify what I've said, and helps me tailor my words to the specific person.
People have egg allergies and can’t get vaccines unfortunately. Then you have the nutters that won’t take vaxxes and then here we are.
The people with allergies are a tiny fraction of the population, and they're one of the reasons why everyone else should get vaccinated. The other reason is that none of the vaccines are 100 percent effective. The tiny percentage of the population who can't get vaccinated, and the people for whom the vaccine didn't fully protect, are much safer if the other folks are vaccinated because the virus can't get a foothold, so exposure the up being negligible. Say someone comes in from another country that has an active infection. If all the people who that person encounters are protected, then the virus stops with that person.
The problem is that the number of people buying into the anti vaccine garbage is now nontrivial, so that herd immunity is out the window, and these previously well controlled viruses are now able to spread.
Yeah, same. When I read the first book in a series, I don't add the sequels to my reading list until I finish the first. I for sure added the other two - I hope they measure up.
And there are people who do it maliciously, but it's also pretty common for well-meaning advocates to do it before they learn. That seems to be OPs case, at least on the surface of it.
"More commonly used" doesn't mean that the other is incorrect, as your comment implies. Also, it's only more common in the US, and we can't tell where the person is from by his initial comment.
Yes, we've already been shown that his name is in there a crap ton. But the justice department is refusing to comply with an order to release them. Why would that be?
That's a cool anecdote. I don't think I have any books signed by him, but I have a few other signed books that are now just in boxes in my garage. I read an awful lot, but it's pretty much all digital now.
Sure. And as other have said, powder coat would be a bit better and just painting the part that doesn't go into the lock would serve the same purpose without the problems.
I often rehearse conversations in my head, not so that I'm following some sort of script, but so I can think about what the person I'm going to be talking to is likely to say or think about what I've said. I've found it helps me listen to my own thoughts more through someone else's ears, helps me think about ways to clarify what I've said, and helps me tailor my words to the specific person.
Oh, okay
The people with allergies are a tiny fraction of the population, and they're one of the reasons why everyone else should get vaccinated. The other reason is that none of the vaccines are 100 percent effective. The tiny percentage of the population who can't get vaccinated, and the people for whom the vaccine didn't fully protect, are much safer if the other folks are vaccinated because the virus can't get a foothold, so exposure the up being negligible. Say someone comes in from another country that has an active infection. If all the people who that person encounters are protected, then the virus stops with that person.
The problem is that the number of people buying into the anti vaccine garbage is now nontrivial, so that herd immunity is out the window, and these previously well controlled viruses are now able to spread.
That was the Glendale Galleria, wasn't it? Not terribly far from me.
That will be the subscript under our decade in the history books.
Nope.
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I solved part of that by not having any goals.
Guilty dogs have to be some of the cutest things on the planet.
Yeah, same. When I read the first book in a series, I don't add the sequels to my reading list until I finish the first. I for sure added the other two - I hope they measure up.
And there are people who do it maliciously, but it's also pretty common for well-meaning advocates to do it before they learn. That seems to be OPs case, at least on the surface of it.
"More commonly used" doesn't mean that the other is incorrect, as your comment implies. Also, it's only more common in the US, and we can't tell where the person is from by his initial comment.
Correct, there are five books in the series, this being the first. And it's not a short story at all, it's a full length novel.
Very cool! Let me know what you think of it, please.
She made him cook an expensive steak well done.
Yes, we've already been shown that his name is in there a crap ton. But the justice department is refusing to comply with an order to release them. Why would that be?
That's a cool anecdote. I don't think I have any books signed by him, but I have a few other signed books that are now just in boxes in my garage. I read an awful lot, but it's pretty much all digital now.
Sure. And as other have said, powder coat would be a bit better and just painting the part that doesn't go into the lock would serve the same purpose without the problems.
Yep, that was my point - that paint is going to rub off into the locking mechanism and be a nightmare eventually.
Color aside, what a terrible idea
He's either saying you're a bot or AI gen