COVID-19

[GATTACA!]

Good lord oh mighty,… trying to read through the last five pages or so only one thought consistently came to mind: you fucking white people

 

[Giddyup]

Why on gods green earth would you take the vax if you’re under 60 and not a cripple. My immune system works just fine thanks.

 

[Giddyup]

Malaria is a parasite, COVID is a virus. Ivermectin does not treat viruses. 🤦‍♂️

U know just enough to be dangerous

 

[Giddyup]

A little learning is a dangerous thing

 

[SeekNDestroy]

U know just enough to be dangerous

What is that supposed to mean? The danger, of course, is when people without the proper credentials take it upon themselves to treat an illness with something that not only won’t cure them, but could possibly kill them.

The internet has unleashed millions upon millions of armchair idiots who think they know more than the experts on a given subject. It seems to afflict not only the very stupid but also the very smart. People who get very far in life due to their intellect, yet don’t know when to admit to themselves that they may not know more than the medical, legal, scientific communities, etc.

 

[ndfanatic78]

What is that supposed to mean? The danger, of course, is when people without the proper credentials take it upon themselves to treat an illness with something that not only won’t cure them, but could possibly kill them.

The internet has unleashed millions upon millions of armchair idiots who think they know more than the experts on a given subject. It seems to afflict not only the very stupid but also the very smart. People who get very far in life due to their intellect, yet don’t know when to admit to themselves that they may not know more than the medical, legal, scientific communities, etc.

I get my information from doctors just like you. You seem to be of the opinion that all doctors agree. They DONT. I never said ivermectin was a valid treatment for Covid nor did I say it wasn't. I know there are many doctors who have prescribed it and believe it does have an impact. I also know to act like it is only a horse dewormer is a gaslighting bull shit lie used to shutdown honest debate.

 

[sixstar]

Malaria is a parasite, COVID is a virus. Ivermectin does not treat viruses. 🤦‍♂️

Yes, IVM is an anti-parasitic. However, it also exhibits broad spectrum anti-viral activity. IVM has shown effectiveness against SARS-COV2 in vitro, in mice, and in humans. This is not an anomaly. Again, off label prescriptions are common practice in medicine.

in vitro: The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro
in mice: Ivermectin reduces in vivo coronavirus infection in a mouse experimental model - Scientific Reports
in humans, where p < 0.05 is statistically significant:

What is that supposed to mean? The danger, of course, is when people without the proper credentials take it upon themselves to treat an illness with something that not only won’t cure them, but could possibly kill them.

Link me to some examples of IVM overdose deaths.

The internet has unleashed millions upon millions of armchair idiots who think they know more than the experts on a given subject. It seems to afflict not only the very stupid but also the very smart. People who get very far in life due to their intellect, yet don’t know when to admit to themselves that they may not know more than the medical, legal, scientific communities, etc.

ah, "the experts" - the same ones who said you wouldn't get COVID if you took the shot. the same ones who said the virus was of natural origin. the same ones who caused numerous iatrogenic deaths due to excessive ventilator use. those experts? I'm trying to recall the last time Fauci or Walensky treated a patient; they are bureaucrats, not doctors.

I'll let you in on a secret: high achievers don't advance in life by following the general crowd. They challenge, investigate, and make decisions for themselves. High achievers don't trust what others tell them - they confirm / revise for themselves. They achieve because they generate value and insight on their own. It's why they rise through the ranks - because they see things that others don't. Mediocre people don't make history - only those who stand out.

I've been a COO and a CTO of mid-cap data analytics firms and R&D orgs, and I've debunked numerous "experts" studies and data posted in this thread that exhibit completely novice approaches and mistakes. If you want some obvious examples, look at the studies that our "experts" used to enforce mask mandates; absolute garbage. Credentialism is a gate-keeping disease used to deflect otherwise valid critique - don't fall trap to it.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

Yes, IVM is an anti-parasitic. However, it also exhibits broad spectrum anti-viral activity. IVM has shown effectiveness against SARS-COV2 in vitro, in mice, and in humans. This is not an anomaly. Again, off label prescriptions are common practice in medicine.

in vitro: The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro
in mice: Ivermectin reduces in vivo coronavirus infection in a mouse experimental model - Scientific Reports
in humans, where p < 0.05 is statistically significant:
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Link me to some examples of IVM overdose deaths.


ah, "the experts" - the same ones who said you wouldn't get COVID if you took the shot. the same ones who said the virus was of natural origin. the same ones who caused numerous iatrogenic deaths due to excessive ventilator use. those experts? I'm trying to recall the last time Fauci or Walensky treated a patient; they are bureaucrats, not doctors.

I'll let you in on a secret: high achievers don't advance in life by following the general crowd. They challenge, investigate, and make decisions for themselves. High achievers don't trust what others tell them - they confirm / revise for themselves. They achieve because they generate value and insight on their own. It's why they rise through the ranks - because they see things that others don't. Mediocre people don't make history - only those who stand out.

I've been a COO and a CTO of mid-cap data analytics firms and R&D orgs, and I've debunked numerous "experts" studies and data posted in this thread that exhibit completely novice approaches and mistakes. If you want some obvious examples, look at the studies that our "experts" used to enforce mask mandates; absolute garbage. Credentialism is a gate-keeping disease used to deflect otherwise valid critique - don't fall trap to it.

'A serious issue': New Mexico health officials suspect two people dead from ivermectin poisoning

New Mexico acting State Health Secretary said \

www.usatoday.com

 

[SeekNDestroy]

'A serious issue': New Mexico health officials suspect two people dead from ivermectin poisoning

New Mexico acting State Health Secretary said \

www.usatoday.com

Yes, IVM is an anti-parasitic. However, it also exhibits broad spectrum anti-viral activity. IVM has shown effectiveness against SARS-COV2 in vitro, in mice, and in humans. This is not an anomaly. Again, off label prescriptions are common practice in medicine.

in vitro: The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro
in mice: Ivermectin reduces in vivo coronavirus infection in a mouse experimental model - Scientific Reports
in humans, where p < 0.05 is statistically significant:
View attachment 3054035


Link me to some examples of IVM overdose deaths.


ah, "the experts" - the same ones who said you wouldn't get COVID if you took the shot. the same ones who said the virus was of natural origin. the same ones who caused numerous iatrogenic deaths due to excessive ventilator use. those experts? I'm trying to recall the last time Fauci or Walensky treated a patient; they are bureaucrats, not doctors.

I'll let you in on a secret: high achievers don't advance in life by following the general crowd. They challenge, investigate, and make decisions for themselves. High achievers don't trust what others tell them - they confirm / revise for themselves. They achieve because they generate value and insight on their own. It's why they rise through the ranks - because they see things that others don't. Mediocre people don't make history - only those who stand out.

I've been a COO and a CTO of mid-cap data analytics firms and R&D orgs, and I've debunked numerous "experts" studies and data posted in this thread that exhibit completely novice approaches and mistakes. If you want some obvious examples, look at the studies that our "experts" used to enforce mask mandates; absolute garbage. Credentialism is a gate-keeping disease used to deflect otherwise valid critique - don't fall trap to it.

I stand by what I said. As the prophet Harry Callahan said, “A man’s got to know his limitations.”

 

[ndfanatic78]

'A serious issue': New Mexico health officials suspect two people dead from ivermectin poisoning

New Mexico acting State Health Secretary said \

www.usatoday.com

Thats your rebuttal. A news article from the USA Today and you claim to be the informed one.

 

[USAF Irish12]

Yes, IVM is an anti-parasitic. However, it also exhibits broad spectrum anti-viral activity. IVM has shown effectiveness against SARS-COV2 in vitro, in mice, and in humans. This is not an anomaly. Again, off label prescriptions are common practice in medicine.

in vitro: The FDA-approved drug ivermectin inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in vitro
in mice: Ivermectin reduces in vivo coronavirus infection in a mouse experimental model - Scientific Reports
in humans, where p < 0.05 is statistically significant:
View attachment 3054035


Link me to some examples of IVM overdose deaths.


ah, "the experts" - the same ones who said you wouldn't get COVID if you took the shot. the same ones who said the virus was of natural origin. the same ones who caused numerous iatrogenic deaths due to excessive ventilator use. those experts? I'm trying to recall the last time Fauci or Walensky treated a patient; they are bureaucrats, not doctors.

I'll let you in on a secret: high achievers don't advance in life by following the general crowd. They challenge, investigate, and make decisions for themselves. High achievers don't trust what others tell them - they confirm / revise for themselves. They achieve because they generate value and insight on their own. It's why they rise through the ranks - because they see things that others don't. Mediocre people don't make history - only those who stand out.

I've been a COO and a CTO of mid-cap data analytics firms and R&D orgs, and I've debunked numerous "experts" studies and data posted in this thread that exhibit completely novice approaches and mistakes. If you want some obvious examples, look at the studies that our "experts" used to enforce mask mandates; absolute garbage. Credentialism is a gate-keeping disease used to deflect otherwise valid critique - don't fall trap to it.

So is confirmation bias.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

Thats your rebuttal. A news article from the USA Today and you claim to be the informed one.

He asked for proof of Ivermectin deaths and I provided it. Don’t be obtuse.

 

[ndfanatic78]

He asked for proof of Ivermectin deaths and I provided it. Don’t be obtuse.

No you did not. The article itself says suspected death, words matter. Nor does the article indicate where they got the ivermectin, what other substances they might have ingested, or what doses of the drug they were taking. The drug has been proven safe for use by millions of people. It was never questioned until Covid and now you treat it like it is some sketchy black market drug. You have taken the programming well.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

No you did not. The article itself says suspected death, words matter. Nor does the article indicate where they got the ivermectin, what other substances they might have ingested, or what doses of the drug they were taking. The drug has been proven safe for use by millions of people. It was never questioned until Covid and now you treat it like it is some sketchy black market drug. You have taken the programming well.

The problem is not the drug itself; it is its use and misuse in preventing and treating COVID. Period.

I’ve never said most of the things you accuse me of saying so save your flippant bullshit for someone else.

 

[ndfanatic78]

The problem is not the drug itself; it is its use and misuse in preventing and treating COVID. Period.

I’ve never said most of the things you accuse me of saying so save your flippant bullshit for someone else.

I didnt accuse you of saying anything you jumped in on my post when I was arguing that ivermectin was more than horse dewormer and that it is prescribed by others than veterinarians. You then made the claim that we weren't getting our information from doctors and were just arm chair internet docs when that is not the case. In actuality Sixstar has been very eloquent in all his responses and has backed it up with the data points. People have disparaged him and degraded him without providing much in actual data to debate him, minus a couple. Again there are many doctors who have prescribed ivermectin and Sixstar even provided data points proving its efficacy and you came back with a USA Today article which parrots govt talking points even when those govt officials and federal agencies have been proven to lie on numerous occasions.

Let me guess now you're going to challenge me to a fight at the Irsay Y.

 

[sixstar]

'A serious issue': New Mexico health officials suspect two people dead from ivermectin poisoning

New Mexico acting State Health Secretary said \

www.usatoday.com

Yeah, the problem is that these claims were later debunked by Scrase himself.

On 1 DEC, Scrase (who the media called "the Fauci of New Mexico") admitted that his claim was "offhand" and that the pair actually died because they "delayed their care with COVID." Officials originally said they were awaiting a toxicology reports, but those reports never came in.

However, one death report came back. The state coroner ruled one of the two deaths as being from “natural” causes. His death was not listed as requiring any type of “pending investigation,” and the medical examiner’s office confirmed the fact that no autopsy or toxicology report was done.

The second supposed ivermectin death involved a thirty-eight-year-old woman from Cuba, New Mexico, reportedly of Navajo heritage. An autopsy was done, but the results were never released.

Now - notice how the media jumped all over Scrase's original claims, even though those claims lacked evidence? Notice how the media outlets didn't retract or update their stories? Do you wonder why?

 

[ab2cmiller]

Yeah, the problem is that these claims were later debunked by Scrase himself.

On 1 DEC, Scrase (who the media called "the Fauci of New Mexico") admitted that his claim was "offhand" and that the pair actually died because they "delayed their care with COVID." Officials originally said they were awaiting a toxicology reports, but those reports never came in.

However, one death report came back. The state coroner ruled one of the two deaths as being from “natural” causes. His death was not listed as requiring any type of “pending investigation,” and the medical examiner’s office confirmed the fact that no autopsy or toxicology report was done.

The second supposed ivermectin death involved a thirty-eight-year-old woman from Cuba, New Mexico, reportedly of Navajo heritage. An autopsy was done, but the results were never released.

Now - notice how the media jumped all over Scrase's original claims, even though those claims lacked evidence? Notice how the media outlets didn't retract or update their stories? Do you wonder why?

Not shocking at all that he jumped the gun. Not shocking at all that the media didn't update their stories.

I'm not saying that it isn't possible to die from an Ivermectin overdose, but it's one of the safest drugs around and it's really really really really hard to have an OD death from that drug.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

I didnt accuse you of saying anything you jumped in on my post when I was arguing that ivermectin was more than horse dewormer and that it is prescribed by others than veterinarians. You then made the claim that we weren't getting our information from doctors and were just arm chair internet docs when that is not the case. In actuality Sixstar has been very eloquent in all his responses and has backed it up with the data points. People have disparaged him and degraded him without providing much in actual data to debate him, minus a couple. Again there are many doctors who have prescribed ivermectin and Sixstar even provided data points proving its efficacy and you came back with a USA Today article which parrots govt talking points even when those govt officials and federal agencies have been proven to lie on numerous occasions.

Let me guess now you're going to challenge me to a fight at the Irsay Y.

When I say something about someone, I’ll name names. My post was a generalized comment about the state of our society. If you saw yourself in my comments, then that’s on you.

 

[ndfanatic78]

When I say something about someone, I’ll name names. My post was a generalized comment about the state of our society. If you saw yourself in my comments, then that’s on you.

You literally responded directly to my post. You injected yourself into this.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

You literally responded directly to my post. You injected yourself into this.

I’m sorry, I thought you were referring to another post.

 

[yankeehater]

Blood clots were an issue before COVID, though a COVID infection can directly cause them. mRNA vaccines aren't linked to increased clotting.

Blood clots are also seen in football. Not saying Lacey used them, but steroids increase your risk for Blood clots. You see them in football, especially with the bigger positions.

Anabolic Androgenic Steroid Abuse: The Effects on Thrombosis Risk, Coagulation, and Fibrinolysis - PubMed

Anabolic androgenic steroid (AAS) abuse surged during the 1980s and is seen in approximately 1 in 20 of all males today. A wide spectrum of AAS compounds and abuse regimens are applied and AAS abuse has been associated with an unfavorable cardiovascular profile. The aim of this review is to...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Perth…. You are supposed to be our resident expert on medicine, yet I find it shockingly amazing you don’t seem interested in looking into a possible link between the covid vax and blood clots or cardiac issues. But then you would come onto this board and speculate a link between being an athlete or possibly an athlete on steroids. So, which applies to Nelly Korda? Is golf a strenuous enough sport or maybe she started juicing to help with the putting. Does your theory apply to former athletes like Deion Sanders or Kirk Herbstreit who have also experienced blood clots of recent? We discussed Hank Gather’s which was a one off in my lifetime and now two players on one team, USC basketball, have gone into cardiac arrest in the last year. I am not saying the covid vax is the cause, but to not be a consideration is disingenuous. You and your field can and should do better. Until the industry comes to terms with it, we may never know the true cause so the problem will continue to happen. This and the fact most doctors now brush off their patients within five minutes of a visit is why so many people have become “google doctors.”

I would love to know if performers have something in their blood like athletes that are now causing so many of them to be experiencing similar issues.

Singer Tori Kelly being treated for multiple blood clots after collapsing

Singer Tori Kelly is in the hospital being treated for multiple blood clots after collapsing while out with friends Sunday night.

abcnews.go.com

 

[Lberry]

Every single week it's another young athlete, and unless they're a star it's not in MSM.

Probably nothing

 

[Blazers46]

Every single week it's another young athlete, and unless they're a star it's not in MSM.

Probably nothing

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I would assume his risk is elevated playing in Denver?

 

[Lberry]

I would assume his risk is elevated playing in Denver?

I might not follow what you're getting at. As in, it's almost certain someone in a blue state got vaccinated?

 

[Blazers46]

I might not follow what you're getting at. As in, it's almost certain someone in a blue state got vaccinated?

Elevation

 

[Lberry]

Elevation

Personally doubt that played a part. Think more obvious stuff..

 

[sixstar]

interesting archived thread from 4chan, originally posted the first week of SEP 2019. Lucky guess?

/pol/ - Politically Incorrect » Thread #225497848

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Anonymous ID:FoT86R5e Thu 05 Sep 2019 01:45:17
9-10 million Americans will be killed during 2020 > 2021 in some kind of major event. Don't ask me how I know this.

Anonymous ID:hS1VZyKV Thu 05 Sep 2019 01:46:52
Are you astrologist?

Anonymous ID:FoT86R5e Thu 05 Sep 2019 01:49:41
No. I'm operative.
Do not accept any vaccines that will be released for a deadly virus in the winter of 2020.

Anonymous ID:hS1VZyKV Thu 05 Sep 2019 01:50:49
Nice to meet you operative. I'm an agent.
Where will the virus first appear?

Anonymous ID:FoT86R5e Thu 05 Sep 2019 01:51:37
TORILLE! (note: Finnish word for "outdoor market")
It will originate from a pharmaceutical company working with military op's in a west coast state. It will be accurately planted in major cities and It will cause flue like symptoms and may be deadly to elders and babies but the media will report it as deadly for everyone but It's a hoax, the vaccine will be the real killer packed with copious amounts of toxic metals.

Anonymous ID:hS1VZyKV Thu 05 Sep 2019 02:00:42
So kind of like SARS; bird flu, swine flu?

Anonymous ID:hPg66aWB Thu 05 Sep 2019 02:01:15
I'm calling bullshit. That's the plot to at least a dozen Hollywood movies. You know nothing.

Anonymous ID:FoT86R5e Thu 05 Sep 2019 02:02:56
I do not know any details on the actual genetics of the virus sorry. But I know they have tested It multiple times already but in different "brand" names.

 

[Blazers46]

interesting archived thread from 4chan, originally posted the first week of SEP 2019. Lucky guess?

/pol/ - Politically Incorrect » Thread #225497848

sounds like a conspiracy theory…

 

[ulukinatme]

They hit pretty close to the mark, but now I'm wondering if it's a legit archive and not doctored.

 

[sixstar]

Super effective