But how do you retroactively prove that the patient didn't have asymptomatic COVID when they got vaccinated?
Or they simply developed CFS/ME around the time they were vaccinated, since the two are both poorly understood and look virtually identical. Hell, long COVID may just be a specific cause of CFS.
At the same time I wouldn't discount the idea that the vaccine could cause it in susceptible individuals or under specific circumstances either. We simply don't really have any understanding of what long COVID and other post viral syndromes actually are. (We don't really understand viruses that well, they aren't even alive in the conventional sense)
Unfortunately this was the best text based source I could find reporting this when I posted it. I only became aware of it because of an animal rights youtuber I follow. If you have a better source feel free to share it.
My guess is at some point they will start shaking down filament manufacturers for licence fees to be included, then a few years later lock it down to only licenced filaments.
See also the HMS Dreadnaught. A ship named "fear nothing" who spent most of her career relegated to coastal defence because she was outdated and would've been an easy target.
100% cotton laid paper, preferably with a full deckle edge. The "laid" part is important, the wire mesh from the mould leaves a texture (like a watermark) you don't get with modern "wove" paper.
There's also quite a lot of handmade rag paper out there, most of which is nice. Just be careful of the ones with embedded flowers and stuff if you're using a laser printer, they can come out and stick to the rollers. (Also much of this is terrible to write on with a fountain pen, as it's not sized to stop the ink bleeding.)
Or they simply developed CFS/ME around the time they were vaccinated, since the two are both poorly understood and look virtually identical. Hell, long COVID may just be a specific cause of CFS.
At the same time I wouldn't discount the idea that the vaccine could cause it in susceptible individuals or under specific circumstances either. We simply don't really have any understanding of what long COVID and other post viral syndromes actually are. (We don't really understand viruses that well, they aren't even alive in the conventional sense)
I suspect the wording is because the OSA only criminalises spreading information that you know to be false.
The activities of MBR Acres are pretty well documented.
Unfortunately this was the best text based source I could find reporting this when I posted it. I only became aware of it because of an animal rights youtuber I follow. If you have a better source feel free to share it.
Seems like it's basically a clinical trial/beta test for a new continuous glucose monitor, nothing really exciting.
It's a glucose monitor, like diabetics already use, it's not snake oil.
Headline is a bit clickbaity, it's only 95 people out of 1.3 million.
Then they invented quarternions.
My guess is at some point they will start shaking down filament manufacturers for licence fees to be included, then a few years later lock it down to only licenced filaments.
Why would you even use a repost bot on Lemmy? It doesn't even track points?
See also the HMS Dreadnaught. A ship named "fear nothing" who spent most of her career relegated to coastal defence because she was outdated and would've been an easy target.
The police and most three letter agencies, when you understand their purpose is to protect the wealthy.
Guess China is paying pilot trainers more than France lol.
That looks like a navigation hazard?
It wouldn't surprise me if this got overturned in a higher court. The precedent set in the recent CJEU Kraftwerk sampling case seems to make a lot of sampling legal as a pastiche. https://www.technollama.co.uk/pastiche-or-cliche-what-pelham-ii-might-mean-for-ai-outputs
Fuck me yourself, coward.
100% cotton laid paper, preferably with a full deckle edge. The "laid" part is important, the wire mesh from the mould leaves a texture (like a watermark) you don't get with modern "wove" paper.
There's also quite a lot of handmade rag paper out there, most of which is nice. Just be careful of the ones with embedded flowers and stuff if you're using a laser printer, they can come out and stick to the rollers. (Also much of this is terrible to write on with a fountain pen, as it's not sized to stop the ink bleeding.)
Sounds like an overly convoluted way to do exactly what Anubis does...
What the hap is fuckening?
Honestly, whatever could make the most money. So probably mushrooms or truffles.
On android YouTube morphe is GOAT.