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@FiveFreds Ball correctly on a two point try (Oregon) should be a fireable offense. Those are basic things and we see it happen every single week across the country. We need full time officials organized by a national body with national standards, accountability, and transparency.
@FiveFreds I think it is multifactorial. I don’t think it is the betting markets but there is something seriously broken. I give them a pass on PI, that is judgment call in the moment. Not stopping the clock on first down at the end of the half should be a fireable offense. Not spotting the
@DavinBellamy17 Laughable take on a 3 point win. These teams were evenly matched. Any other spin is pure delusional fandom. Probably the two best teams in the country…for now.
@BrooksAustinBA Yes but something needs to be done about the state of officiating in college football. We see it week in week out. There is too much money involved now for it to be this bad. Not addressing it allows the problem to get worse and negatively impacts the product on the field.
@FakeNewsExists@JessicaTarlov Being incapable of doing a basic google search is a pretty big gotcha. Being so caught up in spinning a narrative whether it is true or not isn’t just incompetence, it is unethical but that is what we expect from MAGA Republicans. No ethics, no morals, no principles.
@Bgallant221433@delbigtree Actually this message shows he has absolutely no clue what he is talking about. No one who has been vaccinated gets measles again and again. It pretty much completely disappeared because of the vaccine. This guy is an asshat full stop.
@orig_outcast@MaryBowdenMD 2/intentionally expose unvaccinated and vaccinated cohorts to measles, then record the difference. That would probably never clear an ethics review. There isn’t a clear way to devise a meaningful study as you suggest. Your design stacks the deck to further your narrative
@orig_outcast@MaryBowdenMD 1/Here is the problem. We still have relatively high vaccination rates, so the unvaccinated are still largely protected from measles and there may not be a statistically meaningful difference in the rate of infection because of that. To truly do a study you would have to
@Mumbles4You@MaryBowdenMD The general thesis of your statement is flawed. The statistical probability of contracting measles is low because of the vaccines. With an unvaccinated population that probability goes up exponentially.
@PDXReal1@TheBackPage@Mike_OMac@NNBarnes@DavidJacobsLive@PatMcAfeeShow 1/This shows a fundamental lack of understanding how vaccines work. The vaccine trains your immune system to recognize a virus sooner and react to neutralize it faster. As viruses mutate they can bypass full vaccine protection, meaning the immune system doesn’t recognize it as