Ironic as hell to be posting this on X, but it bears repeating:
Short form is incredibly destructive.
I’ve been watching hour+ long podcast episodes between intelligent people during my commute, and I’ve often wanted to pull over and take notes.
It’s nourishing, enriching.
Trump to Joe Rogan: Windmills are killing the whales, it’s horrible.
The left: Trump is a liar, windmills wouldn’t do that. We need the windmills for cLiMaTe ChAnGe
The truth. Trump was 100% correct 👇
@AdamLowisz@elonmusk@j_fishback I agree, but it would have to be a one-time thing, and then we need to focus on eliminating being taxed in the first place.
@dfmcse@elonmusk@j_fishback I would rather see income tax slashed or eliminated completely than get a tax refund.
If income tax is abolished, I get to keep and invest the money.
If not, they keep the money for a while, and then give a chunk back. I could have used that money well in the meantime.
@DrKrisEdward@MDPhdBrandon@AlexBerenson Or the other way around, if they were vaccinated, but did not get Covid, we could still assume the same immune response.
Am I thinking about this correctly?
@DrKrisEdward@MDPhdBrandon@AlexBerenson My intuition is that the spike protein production would be similar, whether it was prompted by the vaccine or by getting Covid.
I guess what I’m asking is, if someone did not get vaccinated, but got Covid, could they still develop AIDS? (Again, obvs not HIV aids)
@DrKrisEdward@MDPhdBrandon@AlexBerenson I really appreciate you clarifying the point.
In your estimation, how does the magnitude of Covid induced AIDS compare to HIV AIDS, in terms of how destructive it is to a person’s immune system?