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Covid-19 The New Covid Megathread v.Oh-my-cron!

i bet i could beat his ass in a pizza dough competition

Canadians don't know anything about pizza :thumbs down:
 
Mr. Krinkle said:
Oooh!

im glad you pointed that out so eloquently

im gonna go get vaccinated today!

thanks!
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i mean, that would be the rational response to data such as this.


Mr. Krinkle said:
i bet i could beat his ass in a pizza dough competition

Canadians don't know anything about pizza :thumbs down:
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why doesn't it surprise me that you think you're better at baking than a baker with decades of experience?

anyway @Yourbaker you have a lot to answer for because my government has a draconian sugar tax. also the fact that i only bother to learn about baking via the great british bake off is somehow your fault, its not on me to learn baking oh no. and also this mainstream media narrative about gluten, you control that.

this is literally analogies of arguments you've made about science, but in terms of your own profession. do you think these are valid critiques? if not why would they apply to science?
 
chinup said:
i mean, that would be the rational response to data such as this.



why doesn't it surprise me that you think you're better at baking than a baker with decades of experience?

anyway @Yourbaker you have a lot to answer for because my government has a draconian sugar tax. also the fact that i only bother to learn about baking via the great british bake off is somehow your fault, its not on me to learn baking oh no. and also this mainstream media narrative about gluten, you control that.

this is literally analogies of arguments you've made about science, but in terms of your own profession. do you think these are valid critiques? if not why would they apply to science?
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im just kidding around with him...i just wanna see what he'd say about pizza dough...

but yea so what - ive been making pizza dough for decades too....just because he has a phd in baking doesn't mean he can beat me in a pizza dough competition - that's how you think things work...if you go to school long enough, you're smarter than everybody else :rolleyes:
 
chinup said:
yes, i do research in microbial metagenomics currently but have research experience in a number of fields.

i don't think anyone is dumb based on their profession.
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A Biologist ? Impressive.
You probably know about certain flagellate protozoa which produce enzymes such as glycoside hydrolases, endo-acting cellulases and exo-acting glucosidases which are able to cleave the glycosidic linkage in cellulose. If we collaborate...and figure out a way to mimic this action large-scale, we'll become filthy rich together...and all the plebs here will have to grovel at our feet :geek:
 
it's whatever you're into...

i actually have 2 Ass. degrees.....1 is in Applied Science! but it's for aviation...

the other one is in radiography


BUT my expertise in vaccine knowledge comes from experience as a patient/victim who has experienced side effects from vaccines in the past

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Mr. Krinkle said:
BUT my expertise in vaccine knowledge comes from experience as a patient/victim who has experienced side effects from vaccines in the past

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I think you may have mentioned peanut allergies related to vaccines on here before. So, I saw a link to a paper on an Australian gov website that said peanut allergies didn't exist until the 1960s when they added peanut oil to vaccines, but now it seems to be gone and results in this: https://www.aph.gov.au/help/500?aspxerrorpath=/DocumentStore.ashx

Still shows up as the first result in Google but is gone when I click it:

committee secretariat re: inquiry into allergies and anaphylaxis - Google Zoeken

www.google.com
 
Electrum1 said:
I think you may have mentioned peanut allergies related to vaccines on here before. So, I saw a link to a paper on an Australian gov website that said peanut allergies didn't exist until the 1960s when they added peanut oil to vaccines, but now it seems to be gone and results in this: https://www.aph.gov.au/help/500?aspxerrorpath=/DocumentStore.ashx

Still shows up as the first result in Google but is gone when I click it:

committee secretariat re: inquiry into allergies and anaphylaxis - Google Zoeken

www.google.com
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oh yea - the in depth stuff online about anaphylaxis and vaccines disappeared once the covid shots were coming out...ya gotta really dig now
 
www.nationalgeographic.com

A brief history of allergies

Allergies were discovered over 150 years ago, however despite historical developments mankind is still searching for a cure.
www.nationalgeographic.com www.nationalgeographic.com


go read that if you'd like to start researching allergies and vaccines

im not gonna sit here and try to prove it to you all

connect the dots yourself
 
Mr. Krinkle said:
www.nationalgeographic.com

A brief history of allergies

Allergies were discovered over 150 years ago, however despite historical developments mankind is still searching for a cure.
www.nationalgeographic.com www.nationalgeographic.com


go read that if you'd like to start researching allergies and vaccines

im not gonna sit here and try to prove it to you all

connect the dots yourself
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Then in 1967, researchers identified immunoglobulin E (IgE), the antibody responsible for most allergic reactions. When someone is exposed to an antigen, peanuts for example, their body produces a specific IgE antibody in a process called sensitization. People prone to allergies produce disproportionate amounts of IgE that remain dormant until the allergen is detected again; they then go berserk, triggering the mast cells to release their allergy-causing chemicals.


It's an interesting article. However, it never mentions vaccines other than saying the definition was changes in the 50s to include reactions from "chemicals".

I mean it says right in the article what causes allergies
 
Derschieber said:
A Biologist ? Impressive.
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unfortunately not. my background is in theoretical physics/computer science. i design algorithms and write code to analyse biological data.


Derschieber said:
You probably know about certain flagellate protozoa which produce enzymes such as glycoside hydrolases, endo-acting cellulases and exo-acting glucosidases which are able to cleave the glycosidic linkage in cellulose. If we collaborate...and figure out a way to mimic this action large-scale, we'll become filthy rich together...and all the plebs here will have to grovel at our feet :geek:
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i like the sound of getting filthy rich but unfortunately probably lack the skills you would need. or the desire to run a business.
 
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