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       #Post#: 1031--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: K-Dog Date: September 26, 2021, 10:43 pm
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       [quote]Are you insinuating BG is a closet queer?
       RE
       [/quote]
       How much of this do I have to explain?
       [img]
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       #Post#: 1032--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: K-Dog Date: September 26, 2021, 11:05 pm
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       [spoiler]
       [quote author=Eddie link=topic=60.msg1028#msg1028
       date=1632627252]
       [quote author=Phil Potts link=topic=60.msg1013#msg1013
       date=1632384072]
       [quote author=K-Dog link=topic=60.msg1012#msg1012
       date=1632364787]
       Richard Feynman's IQ Score Was 'Only' 125.  He liked to joke
       about it.   Steven Hawking said people who concern themselves
       with IQ are losers.  With 1.3 billion China has a few bright
       bulbs.  But the cultural revolution was a frontal lobotomy.
       [/quote]
       Researchers talk about the "East Asian Exception" for Taiwan,
       japan, SK, NK and china. This is because their roughly 10+
       point average IQ advantage over ours is stable in spite of
       malnutrition and nobody knows why. I'm not sure if they have had
       free education in all those places for the duration of the
       testing, which must be less than about a hundred years as the
       Stanford Binet was only developed in WW1. I will bet they have..
       To me free education is a huge factor in averages as well as a
       culture of competition. Confucianism has been mobility based on
       exams for thousands of years. If you don't have free education
       or a culture of individualism as acceptable, average IQ is low.
       White supremacists who are always talking about being replaced
       by low IQ high melanin people display the dunning Kruger effect
       that hawking is referring to. Tell them that theres a huge gulf
       between rural and urban or college vs high school education.
       Tell them Catholic whites such as Irish and Italian were 1SD
       below average for as long as they were discriminated against. If
       Catholics could close the gap in the 1980s, so can the people
       who invented the Arabic numerals used to express the scores. If
       you insist IQ is inherent, then farmers and factory workers are
       not just as smart as accountants and engineers.
       I don't know if China's pollution problem is getting worse or
       improving, but they have been living with it for a while and
       pump gigalitres of fresh water out of the great lakes and at
       least one place here that I'm aware of. That's drinking water,
       but if industry needs cleaner water than they have, they can
       move, promising hundreds of thousands of jobs to some other
       place like we did to them. They're a 5k years continuous
       civilization that's had some dark age dynasties, but never a
       collapse back to anarchy. If we are going to still have
       technology, industry and globalisation in future, they're
       definitely exerting the largest gravitational field.
       To win more medals they should just poach Kenyan marathon
       runners and Jamaican sprinters. This one will defect for free:
  HTML https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/100475354
       [/quote]
       The absence of a written language as an explanation for the
       lower IQ’s in Africa seems to make sense to me. What do you make
       of that explanation?
       I always tested well, but then I lived far from town and had
       nothing but books to entertain me as a kid, so I read an awful
       lot. Not surprisingly, my verbal skills outshined every other
       category.
       [/quote][/spoiler]
       [quote]The absence of a written language as an explanation for
       the lower IQ’s in Africa seems to make sense to me. What do you
       make of that explanation?[/quote]
       That makes sense to me.  And now as our culture moves from text
       to video,our culture becomes unable to critically think.  Not
       exactly the same thing, voluntarily stupidity resulting from
       giving up a written language is a different thing than not
       having one to start with.  People from an illiterate culture
       learn wisdom in other ways.  Oral wisdom, they need it to live.
       American voluntary stupidity is different, and caused by high
       fructose corn syrup and easy living.
       * a personal hobby horse of mine is a belief that video hinders
       reflection.  Info is taken in 'as is' and not processed in the
       same way that written language makes us build ideas from
       imagination.  The result is less reflection on content with
       short term memory loss.  And I have enough of that.  I'd tell
       you what but I forgot.
       #Post#: 1033--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: K-Dog Date: September 26, 2021, 11:32 pm
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       [quote]While at the same time saying the world is run by a
       Jewish conspiracy?[/quote]
       Well wham-bam then.  It is a good thing they are smart.
       Benevolent alien Jewish lizard people as overlords would be an
       improvement.
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       #Post#: 1035--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: RE Date: September 27, 2021, 2:17 pm
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       [quote author=K-Dog link=topic=60.msg1031#msg1031
       date=1632714238]
       [quote]Are you insinuating BG is a closet queer?
       RE
       [/quote]
       How much of this do I have to explain?
       [img]
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       [/quote]
       BG has a cute young Japanese mistress with a low IQ who likes to
       suck on heart shaped lollipops?
       RE
       #Post#: 1037--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: September 27, 2021, 6:08 pm
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       [quote author=RE link=topic=60.msg1029#msg1029 date=1632648665]
       Sigh.
       PP is obsessed with IQ, and more broadly that it is important
       whether a group of people such as the Chinese or Jews are on
       average more *intelligent*, at least as this attribute is
       measured by IQ.  He completely ignores my posting on the topic,
       because it does not synch with his theoretical model.  It does
       not compute, so to speak.
       I have been through this **** pile so many times in so many ways
       I can't even count them all.  I've been tested a zillion times
       with almost as many test types.  I designed test questions for
       The Princeton Review.  I've met super high IQ people, medium
       high, average and complete idiots too.  I have endlessly become
       embroiled in this debate across the internet for years.Idiots
       swamp out geniuses in any society, to begin with.
       Practically speaking, as Eddie mentions, literacy is the NUMERO
       UNO thing in testing for IQ.  It's not just hat the questions
       often reqire good reading, it's that the INSTRUCTIONS for
       approaching the problem require this too/  You can do some IQ
       tests all verbal, but they re not well standardized.
       How do I KNOW William F Buckley Jr was kick ass smart?  Because
       he had an absolutely astouding vocabulary.  He could use the
       most abstract and uncommon words in a sentence while speaking
       off the cuff and not even pausing, and he always used them
       correctly.  Which means he also had a terrific memory, but that
       is not exactly the same as high iQ, which should ideally
       measyure how good you are at solving problems.
       WFB however is a real good example of someone outrageously smart
       who was also a complete idiot.  He drew conclusions that were
       totally self-serving to his own political POV.  In science you
       often get the problem of really smart folks who are completely
       amoral, all they care about is solving a particular problem and
       could give a **** about the consequences.
       When you talk about Politics, you get into a Popularity contest.
       Why do you think we get Actors as politicians, like Reagan and
       Schwartzenegger?
       Far as the numerical scale is concerned, no number over 160 is
       valid, because there aren't enough people around to standardize
       a test for that.  An example of this problem would be the IOWA
       Tests I took in elementary school.  According to my results, I
       had "college level" reading and math skills, but I really did
       not, at least in math at that time.  I simply outscored what the
       test was designed to measure, which was through high school.
       In the final analysis, it just doesn't really matter on the
       social level how smart or stupid the population happens to be.
       You could easily make the case it is WORSE to be smart, since
       when smart people screw up, they do so BIG TIME.  Just ask J.
       Robert Oppenheimer.
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       RE
       [/quote]
       I did not ignore your posts, I was still typing when you posted.
       I addressed the china toast question but did not mention in
       that, their roughly ten point advantage in IQ over the US (who
       are now 2 points below world average). You then said "on
       brainpower, they are pretty smart, but still don't have an
       Einstein, Feynman, Heysenberg, Newton, Oppenheimer and others".
       It is you who brought up intelligence in response to me talking
       about a focus on mastery of music WITHOUT any special aptitude
       for it. I had mentioned Einstein's own observations of their
       being "industrious" and concern they would 'come to supplant all
       other races'.
       KD then responded about Feynmans IQ. I think it was lost on you
       that all but one of the geniuses you cited were Jews. It was
       also yourself that mentioned Jews being persecuted but still
       topping scores on things in Stuyvesant etc. This was in response
       to a point I made that Catholics such as Italian and Irish were
       1SD below average as long as they were discriminated against.
       That was in giving reasons why Hawking was CORRECT in saying
       "people who concern themselves with IQ are losers. I just have a
       lot more to say on the topic because I draw on the body of
       research more.
       That means you might not have covered everything in debating
       about your own experience as a wiz kid. I see a number of
       interpretations you may be unaware of. Understanding precocious,
       prodigy and savant for a start.
       When I responded to BJ about EI talking about myself, that's
       essentially savant which is mostly in autism. I'm still pissed
       off now that I skipped two years of school and started high
       school at 11. My Ravens progressive matrices score from army
       recruiting was 95th percentile. They told me that when they
       tried to steer me into communications unit. When I learned to
       use the Weschler myself, the supervisor said the best way to
       learn about it is take it yourself. He administered it and I sat
       it. 130, 95th percentile again. For every hundred people I meet,
       5 are as intelligent or more. Excluding any extreme outliers, in
       this company I'm average.
       Of course there is global or g factor and also specific
       aptitudes with wide variance. What I believe is a lot more
       unusual and you will not find in 5% of everyone, is watching the
       news every day, still in primary school. I followed the Iranian
       hostage crisis every day when I was still a single digit. That
       was not because I couldn't change the channel, I watched alone.
       I think that hyperfocus is at the expense of EI, so essentially
       savant, meaning also having disability.
       For your own curse, first question is whether you were a child
       prodigy, meaning attaining an adult level of competence in a
       skill. That doesn't always mean becoming an adult genius, as
       everyone else catches up. Then there is precocity, not to be
       confused with also meaning early onset puberty. That should be
       fairly stable, but not when you take into consideration that the
       tests are scaled for age. We slow down and might even run out of
       gas thinking. KD forgot he even had a test to take. Speaking for
       myself at least, it feels like lifestyle factors and stress have
       hurt more than usual. Thankfully we have the concept of
       crystallized intelligence to fall back on.
       The eugenics question should be put to the eugenecist BG. He
       agrees there are too few resources for homo sap.
       #Post#: 1038--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: RE Date: September 27, 2021, 6:51 pm
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       [quote author=Phil Potts link=topic=60.msg1037#msg1037
       date=1632784133]
       I did not ignore your posts, I was still typing when you posted.
       I addressed the china toast question but did not mention in
       that, their roughly ten point advantage in IQ over the US (who
       are now 2 points below world average). You then said "on
       brainpower, they are pretty smart, but still don't have an
       Einstein, Feynman, Heysenberg, Newton, Oppenheimer and others".
       It is you who brought up intelligence in response to me talking
       about a focus on mastery of music WITHOUT any special aptitude
       for it. I had mentioned Einstein's own observations of their
       being "industrious" and concern they would 'come to supplant all
       other races'.
       KD then responded about Feynmans IQ. I think it was lost on you
       that all but one of the geniuses you cited were Jews. It was
       also yourself that mentioned Jews being persecuted but still
       topping scores on things in Stuyvesant etc. This was in response
       to a point I made that Catholics such as Italian and Irish were
       1SD below average as long as they were discriminated against.
       That was in giving reasons why Hawking was CORRECT in saying
       "people who concern themselves with IQ are losers. I just have a
       lot more to say on the topic because I draw on the body of
       research more.
       That means you might not have covered it every which way in
       talking about your own experience as a wiz kid. I see a number
       of interpretations you may be unaware of. Understanding
       precocious, prodigy and savant for a start.
       When I responded to BJ about EI talking about myself, that's
       essentially savant which is mostly in autism. I'm still pissed
       off now that I skipped two years of school and started high
       school age 11. I wont get side tracked on that now though. My
       Ravens progressive matrices score from army recruiting was 95th
       percentile. They told me that when they tried to steer me into
       communications unit. When I learned to use the Weschler myself,
       the supervisor said the best way to learn about it is take it
       yourself. He administered it and I sat it. 130, 95th percentile
       again. For every hundred people I meet, 5 are as intelligent or
       more. Excluding any extreme outliers, in this company I'm
       average.
       Of course there is global or g factor and also specific
       aptitudes with wide variance. What I believe is a lot more
       unusual and you will not find in 5% of everyone, is watching the
       news every day, still in primary school. I followed the Iranian
       hostage crisis every day when I was still a single digit. That
       was not because I couldn't change the channel, I watched alone.
       I think that hyperfocus is at the expense of EI, so essentially
       savant, meaning also having disability.
       For your own curse, first question is whether you were a child
       prodigy, meaning attaining an adult level of competence in a
       skill. That doesn't always mean becoming an adult genius, as
       everyone else catches up. Then there is precocity, not to be
       confused with also meaning early onset puberty. That should be
       fairly stable, but not when you take into consideration that the
       tests are scaled for age. We slow down and might even run out of
       gas thinking. KD forgot he even had a test to take. Speaking for
       myself at least, it feels like lifestyle factors and stress have
       hurt more than usual.
       [/quote]
       The main point of both posts is that how *intelligent* people
       may or may not be is quite irrelevant to the human condition on
       a social level.  Chinese might have a 10 pt advantage as a
       statistical group, but they are still in the same energy pickle
       as everyone else, and apparently ahead in crashing on that
       level.
       Jews may be on average smarter than Italians, but they are still
       stuck with Israel, surrounded by Arabs who despise them.  I
       cannot see how being smart helps with that problem.
       I named mainly Jews as examples just as anecdotal evidence they
       are as a culture more literate, again returning to the idea that
       literacy is the main arbiter in IQ testing.  Italians have had
       plenty of smart folks too, Galileo was Italian.  Newton was a
       Brit.  Leinbniz was a Kraut.  What of it?  I cannot name a
       single Chinese who made the kind of breakthroughs they did,
       although the Chinese certainly have some fabulous
       mathematicians.  They seem to lack in creativity however on a
       statistical level.
       For myself, yes I was a Child Prodigy, identified as such in the
       4th grade when I returned from Brazil.  Made my life quite
       miserable for 3 straight years until I said no more.  The
       experience made me quite negative about all the focus on
       intelligence as an attribute, particularly as measured by IQ.
       It's a gift, like being tall is a gift for playing basketball.
       But the fact you can play good basketball doesn't mean you will
       be a great Political Leader, now does it?
       I did not out score every test ever given to me, but I did
       outscore many.  By these measures, I am quite sure I am smarter
       than the next 1000 people waiting for the train.  I am still
       getting on the same train though with all the idiots, because I
       have nowhere else to go.  On the social level, being smart just
       doesn't matter very much.  Group intelligence is always at the
       lowest common denominator, which is quite low in all cultures.
       There are 1.3B Chinese, and 1.2B of them are idiots.
       So it goes.
       RE
       #Post#: 1039--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: K-Dog Date: September 27, 2021, 7:57 pm
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       One measure is how much you play dumb.  This is wise advice and
       I agree.  But following this advice blindly will cause you to
       miss opportunities.  How will others find you if you appear
       dumb? A secret code?  How can you find a niche in life that
       won't bore you to tears.  You need that part.  You know you are
       going mad without it.  It is lonely out there.  The only leaf at
       the end of a long thick tree branch.
       #Post#: 1040--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: Phil Potts Date: September 27, 2021, 8:48 pm
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       [quote author=RE link=topic=60.msg1038#msg1038 date=1632786669]
       [quote author=Phil Potts link=topic=60.msg1037#msg1037
       date=1632784133]
       I did not ignore your posts, I was still typing when you posted.
       I addressed the china toast question but did not mention in
       that, their roughly ten point advantage in IQ over the US (who
       are now 2 points below world average). You then said "on
       brainpower, they are pretty smart, but still don't have an
       Einstein, Feynman, Heysenberg, Newton, Oppenheimer and others".
       It is you who brought up intelligence in response to me talking
       about a focus on mastery of music WITHOUT any special aptitude
       for it. I had mentioned Einstein's own observations of their
       being "industrious" and concern they would 'come to supplant all
       other races'.
       KD then responded about Feynmans IQ. I think it was lost on you
       that all but one of the geniuses you cited were Jews. It was
       also yourself that mentioned Jews being persecuted but still
       topping scores on things in Stuyvesant etc. This was in response
       to a point I made that Catholics such as Italian and Irish were
       1SD below average as long as they were discriminated against.
       That was in giving reasons why Hawking was CORRECT in saying
       "people who concern themselves with IQ are losers. I just have a
       lot more to say on the topic because I draw on the body of
       research more.
       That means you might not have covered it every which way in
       talking about your own experience as a wiz kid. I see a number
       of interpretations you may be unaware of. Understanding
       precocious, prodigy and savant for a start.
       When I responded to BJ about EI talking about myself, that's
       essentially savant which is mostly in autism. I'm still pissed
       off now that I skipped two years of school and started high
       school age 11. I wont get side tracked on that now though. My
       Ravens progressive matrices score from army recruiting was 95th
       percentile. They told me that when they tried to steer me into
       communications unit. When I learned to use the Weschler myself,
       the supervisor said the best way to learn about it is take it
       yourself. He administered it and I sat it. 130, 95th percentile
       again. For every hundred people I meet, 5 are as intelligent or
       more. Excluding any extreme outliers, in this company I'm
       average.
       Of course there is global or g factor and also specific
       aptitudes with wide variance. What I believe is a lot more
       unusual and you will not find in 5% of everyone, is watching the
       news every day, still in primary school. I followed the Iranian
       hostage crisis every day when I was still a single digit. That
       was not because I couldn't change the channel, I watched alone.
       I think that hyperfocus is at the expense of EI, so essentially
       savant, meaning also having disability.
       For your own curse, first question is whether you were a child
       prodigy, meaning attaining an adult level of competence in a
       skill. That doesn't always mean becoming an adult genius, as
       everyone else catches up. Then there is precocity, not to be
       confused with also meaning early onset puberty. That should be
       fairly stable, but not when you take into consideration that the
       tests are scaled for age. We slow down and might even run out of
       gas thinking. KD forgot he even had a test to take. Speaking for
       myself at least, it feels like lifestyle factors and stress have
       hurt more than usual.
       [/quote]
       The main point of both posts is that how *intelligent* people
       may or may not be is quite irrelevant to the human condition on
       a social level.  Chinese might have a 10 pt advantage as a
       statistical group, but they are still in the same energy pickle
       as everyone else, and apparently ahead in crashing on that
       level.
       Jews may be on average smarter than Italians, but they are still
       stuck with Israel, surrounded by Arabs who despise them.  I
       cannot see how being smart helps with that problem.
       I named mainly Jews as examples just as anecdotal evidence they
       are as a culture more literate, again returning to the idea that
       literacy is the main arbiter in IQ testing.  Italians have had
       plenty of smart folks too, Galileo was Italian.  Newton was a
       Brit.  Leinbniz was a Kraut.  What of it?  I cannot name a
       single Chinese who made the kind of breakthroughs they did,
       although the Chinese certainly have some fabulous
       mathematicians.  They seem to lack in creativity however on a
       statistical level.
       For myself, yes I was a Child Prodigy, identified as such in the
       4th grade when I returned from Brazil.  Made my life quite
       miserable for 3 straight years until I said no more.  The
       experience made me quite negative about all the focus on
       intelligence as an attribute, particularly as measured by IQ.
       It's a gift, like being tall is a gift for playing basketball.
       But the fact you can play good basketball doesn't mean you will
       be a great Political Leader, now does it?
       I did not out score every test ever given to me, but I did
       outscore many.  By these measures, I am quite sure I am smarter
       than the next 1000 people waiting for the train.  I am still
       getting on the same train though with all the idiots, because I
       have nowhere else to go.  On the social level, being smart just
       doesn't matter very much.  Group intelligence is always at the
       lowest common denominator, which is quite low in all cultures.
       There are 1.3B Chinese, and 1.2B of them are idiots.
       So it goes.
       RE
       [/quote]
       Israel and Italy are quite close, 92 and 96. I'm floating two
       theories. One is that the Italians and Irish in the US and Oz
       ate better than the Irish famine refugees so malnutrition can't
       be blamed for them previously being 1SD, 15 points lower than
       the national average. I say it was discrimination and low
       expectations and the same effect applies to a lot of other
       peoples. I'm also saying the people in Israel were the ones who
       got on the train, the smart ones went to the US by paying better
       attention to Hitler. That was just one round of natural
       selection.
       We are sort of in agreement on the social group being only as
       smart as lowest common denominator. This is my point on being
       smarter being of no use if you are depending on other people.
       You're thinking of not influencing the whole country, I'm saying
       you can't even influence a few people in your immediate circle
       until they can see things themselves
       #Post#: 1041--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: K-Dog Date: September 28, 2021, 7:05 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       [quote]We are sort of in agreement on the social group being
       only as smart as lowest common denominator. This is my point on
       being smarter being of no use if you are depending on other
       people. You're thinking of not influencing the whole country,
       I'm saying you can't even influence a few people in your
       immediate circle until they can see things themselves[/quote]
       As evidenced by the COVID crisis.  There are a whole lot of
       people sucking up air who have trouble with anything but the
       most simple of binary decisions.  Mention Bayes theorem and they
       don't even say "What's that?"  They go straight to you are a
       freedom hating ****.  The murdering bastards.
       Such people (one I know has a climate change you-tube channel)
       will guarantee our extinction.  Every day I see this confirmed.
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       We have freedom fighters who are holding child hill and they
       won't let anyone pass.  Nobody is getting to (4).
       The tragic thing is some stupid take other stupid as personal
       idols.  They flock together like a plague of locusts.
       #Post#: 1042--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Economy Errata
       By: RE Date: September 28, 2021, 7:58 am
       ---------------------------------------------------------
       Who you can influence and whether they are smart enough to grasp
       the problems we have also does not matter.  This because it is
       an insoluble problem, even for geniuses wh acknowledge the
       problem exists.
       The problem is:  How do you support 7.5B Homo Saps on Planet
       Earth without FFs?  Answer is: YOU CAN"T!
       If you had asked me this question in 1970, I probably would have
       responded:  That's EZ.  Fusion Power!  Doc Brown's Mr. Fusion
       powering every Flying Delorean on the block.  Half a century
       later, still no Fusion Power anywhere on the horizon.  It's not
       gonna get here on time, if it ever gets here at all.
       Powereing down?  Sorry, you can't have 7.5B Amish people on the
       Planet either.  You would need too many hoses, for a starter.
       Then you have climate change, depleted aquifers & topsoil, etc.
       The only "solution" which is not a solution is DEAD People  Lots
       of them.  That resolves all the issues, but not the problem I
       stated of keeping 7.5B people still above ground.
       How many dead people do we need?  That is open to conjecture,
       but I think a 90% die off is a conservative estimate.  When will
       it start?  Whenever it does, we won't know it for at least a
       decade   Well, if there is a global famine we might find out a
       bit faster.  In Europe, the energy shortage is already screwing
       with food production and distribution.  I'm sure this is true in
       China as well.  The Chinese have suspended the 2 child policy.
       Why do you think that is?  They would not do that if their
       population was still growing.
       Far as Covid is concerned, after nearly 2 years of various
       levels of restrictions and lockdowns, people are just plain
       tired of sitting home and playing on the Xbox.  Wearing masks
       all the time is uncomfortable, looks ridiculous and you can't
       eat with a mask on anyhow.Getting Vaxxed is probably a good idea
       on average, but some people do have bad reactions to it.  They
       also don't trust Da Goobermint or PharmaCos, for good reason.
       Personally, I think we should just let Covid run its course, and
       whoever dies, dies.  Karma, right?  We need a population
       reduction anyhow, and it will come one way or the other.  Get
       vaxxed or don't, your choice.  At least here, at least we have
       lost a few right wing talk jockeys, so that is a good result. :)
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