A couple of things alerted me about the vaccine and its problems. One was the initial report that the vaccine would have to be stored at temperatures approaching liquid nitrogen. When you stop and think about that, how are you going to transport it and how are the medical people going to be able to store it in hospitals and doctors' offices. Another was when they said they had a vaccine in a matter of months and we're going to forgo testing that typically takes five to seven years. Being a recovering retired engineer, I am cursed with the need to analyze things. When I saw the requirement for wearing paper masks that would allow particles the size of the virus to get through, it was then I decided that something was up. Then there were the large numbers of people dying from being put on a ventilator and/or getting remdesivir (run, death is near).
There was the downplaying later on of the efficacy of using hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin (horse medicine) and bunesenide even though they were isolated cases of doctors having high success rates of using those drugs. One doctor in Southern California treated over 10,000 patients with zero deaths. According to Google search, none of those are effective treatments for covid.
I have several neighbors that got the shot and several boosters and usually get covid once a year.

I was 71 and my wife 70 when the vax came out. Neither of us wanted it, and both retired so no threat of losing jobs if we didn't take it. We each got COVID twice. I never had any respiratory symptoms, just low appetite and energy for a few days. Her only symptoms were that she tested positive.

Meanwhile, her daughter, age 45, had to get vaxxed as a condition of her job. She got COVID and was miserable for a week.

I was working in Hospitals and on Covid floors. Had to show a vax card but that may not have been "completely" accurate, and wear a mask (and we know how much that helped) and never got the C -

Yep, three jabs, and COVID three times. COVID was nothing. Maybe it matters to the elderly and co-morbid, but not me. What a complete waste of time.

Feed me, Seymore!

Never thought I'd see "The Science" plead the 5th. Amazing... I feel sorry for those who took the jab because they thought they were doing the right thing. How does that feel to see this guy take the 5th while many of us are losing friends to cancer and Alzheimer's? I know..."it's just correlation".

I recall, thanks.
My memory is- about 5 years ago, someone asked a question about F, it may have been me.
DOB answered, Have personal experience .. One bad hombre.
I thought, As bad as that?.
Then the news started to come out. It was worse, mucho worse!

A lot happened this week. Good summary.

OUC you never cease to amaze me. Thanks.nb

Serious and witty this week, OUC! Started my day off right! Thank you!

Yes, I recall you raising the red flag on Fauci a long time ago. You added to my already solidifying conviction to not get jabbed. Sickness is rare for me, too. Even way back when I smoked cigars I rarely got sick, but it gifted me with few bouts with bronchitis. Quit 13 years ago and never been sick since. A sniffle might last a few hours and that's it.

I might have been the first to call COVID and Faucky out on this board as a genocidal bio attack.I have never taken a test when sick . I have been sick about once every 7 years….knock on wood. I am due , I suppose , come to think of it’s been awhile Xmas. 2018 in Orlando.

I worked, unmasked most of the time, around the elderly that supposedly had covid, . . I never got it, I never got sick at all.
No vax and no sickness for 36 years.

I had/have (if you understand) graves too, nuked my thyroid they did, stopped getting speeding tickets . . .LMAO.
Still have the ups and downs but they are hardly noticeable. My immune system recovered, at 38 I finished growing! (believe it or not) and have had and excellent life since.

Stay safe, stay well, Nan

ps, the sunday paper editions have been published.

6 is an important movie to see, I haven't yet but was introduced to the muslim problem the country has yet to deal with.

Maybe we'll have to play a SMART game of Cowboys and muslims.

This is all just theater. Are you being entertained? And yet this fraud, with an address, is still alive. Fascinating.

Same.
The was a time in a cafe when asked if I was jabbed-
Nodding means, yeah/nah.

Wow ,I thinQ you need a second opinion.

Yes. It is rather remarkable that this Fauci is still alive. I did not get the vax, nor did I subscribe to the mass hallucination. My parents, associates, and close friends were of the same mind. And yet -- why has not a single man stepped into the night and disposed of that Fauci parasite -- a man who lost parents or similar? As long as they can get away with it, the incentive is to behave like a sociopath (Fauci and Company).

I liked the article. I have substantive life experiences ... "taste of".
My curiosity regarding tech advances, from fire use to wheels to metalurgy to agriculture etc., has been geared toward the potential of the species to seek out introspection or devolve into hedonism. Still a coin toss. Perhaps something of the nature of that cute little animated movie ... Wall-E

So .... we could have Gort. A race of robots programmed with the human maxim insights as policemen.
Rand used the idea of an immortal robot having no values in The Objectivist's Ethics in 61.
Or .... Nomad; Star Trek episode, where an "accident" creates a "sterilization program" of anything "imperfect"

Imagine if you will ....... already been done somewhere. I keep following the arrows on the circle, knowing the end is near,

It's slithering around the building saying, "Feed me! Feed me!"

Traveling again and popped these open when finally able to kick back and relax. OMG OUC!!!! I can't stop laughing! I must agree with kddr22 as you've scored homer after homer on this one! Shared some with the wife and got her laughing, too! Priceless collection here! ROTFLMAO!

No jab for me and if I ever had C-19 I never knew it.

"A computer is a created psychopath." Ooooo. Let that sink in. I'm kicking back at the B&B with one on my lap and the ghost of Rod Serling in the corner warning, "Imagine if you will..."...

Your comment is valid. There are problems, no doubt. But, the title/headline made it necessary for me to refer to this Substack.

Quote of the day: "Bad and cheap always trumps good and expensive when a client can’t tell the difference."

https://pastpassport.com/p/socrates-w...