Ironic as hell to be posting this on X, but it bears repeating:
Short form is incredibly destructive.
Iβve been watching hour+ long podcast episodes between intelligent people during my commute, and Iβve often wanted to pull over and take notes.
Itβs nourishing, enriching.
Stephen Ferrin πβοΈ retweeted
Trump to Joe Rogan: Windmills are killing the whales, itβs horrible.
The left: Trump is a liar, windmills wouldnβt do that. We need the windmills for cLiMaTe ChAnGe
The truth. Trump was 100% correct π
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.
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.
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?
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 Iβm asking is, if someone did not get vaccinated, but got Covid, could they still develop AIDS? (Again, obvs not HIV aids)
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 personβs immune system?
Replying to @cosyposter
I canβt be the only person triggered by this music.
Replying to @Rainmaker1973
Iβm so sorry! Iβm praying for your health.
Replying to @pmarca
Iβm starting to understand why Elon doesnβt trust Sam.
Replying to @SwipeWright
Higher wages, not through legislation but through taming inflation and boosting economic growth at home.
Replying to @wadestotts
Top tier engagement bait.
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Replying to @elonmusk
For comparison, according to Trading Economics the global 2023 GDP was reported as $105.4 trillion



