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❗️Russia carried out a combined attack on two merchant ships near Bulgaria, — Zelensky 🇧🇬 However, as the country's Prime Minister stated — Bulgaria will NOT invoke NATO Articles 4 and 5, because there is no reason for this.
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Russia carried out an act of war against Bulgaria, sinking one ship and setting another on fire. NATO countries are currently exerting a maximum effort to do precisely nothing.
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When a company gets fined $10M for a practice that made them $100M, the government isn't regulating crime, they’re taking a 10% cut as a business partner.
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Don’t worry about the Plague, even if it has spread outside of Russia we can just declare it mild and pretend nothing’s wrong like we did with Covid.
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I genuinely think if we all adopted a 4 day work week with 5-6 hour days, it would change the course of society. People would be happier, healthier, less angry, and more present. Social bonds would be stronger. It could literally change the entire world.
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I DO NOT WANT TO WORK IN A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT. I'M NOT AMBITIOUS. IJUST WANT TO WORK AT MY OWN PACE AND LIVE A PEACEFUL LIFE.
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1812 - Russian army spreads typhoid in Europe 1829 - Russian army spreads typhoid in Bulgaria 1830 - Russian army spreads cholera in Poland 1848 - Russia army spreads cholera in Hungary 1864 - Russian army spreads typhoid in Poland 1877 - Russian army spreads typhoid in Romania
Replying to @The_Davos_Man
Consequently, because the Russian army had no hygiene regulations, every time Russia invaded a place or crushed an uprising in a country it occupied, it always caused an epidemic.
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So yall gonna rawdog the Russian plague maskless too?
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Just spoke to a Russia friend who said everything is pandemonium. People dropping like flies, stores running out of supplies, and he had to resort to eating his neighbor. I asked if the plague was really that bad and he said "what plague?"
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Who knew the apocalypse would be so slow and expensive.
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Stellt sich raus: Die Labore die gefährliche Biowaffen herstellen stehen gar nicht in der Ukraine, sondern in Russland! Der russische Trick hat wie immer leider gut funktioniert: Einfach dem Gegner vorwerfen, was man selbst macht. Bei der AfD und bei den MAGA glauben es genug.
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Calling Russia’s attacks “hybrid attacks” is a cute little way to avoid Article 5. The problem is that Russia is only going to get bolder and bolder until, one day, they drop “hybrid” missiles on your fucking capital.
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Someone make a digital whip to make Claude work faster 💀
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Them: Covid is only dangerous for vulnerable people! You: Can you mask or test or do something to not infect me, I'm a vulnerable person. Them:

ALT Nah gif

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Looks like another wave of the mild virus that disappeared years ago is flooding hospitals again. Isn’t it wild how a virus that ended years ago and is mild could be doing this? Man this situation is mild, and somehow not happening even though it is. Wacky times out there.
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An observation on cefixime in a severe COVID infection. My husband got infected with the latest strain recently. It was severe, and by day 5 he was not improving but going downhill. My brother, a family physician abroad who has seen thousands of COVID patients since the pandemic started, suggested cefixime 400 mg a day. He said he doesn't know the mechanism, but his severe patients have improved on a 5-day course, and he extends it to 7 to 10 days depending on the progress. Within 24 hours of the first dose, my husband started to get visibly better. He took it for 7 days and had recovered by the end of the course. The obvious caveat: this is one case, and I can't separate the drug from the natural course of the illness. What struck me was the timing of the change and that my brother reports the same pattern across many patients. A possible mechanism: there is work proposing that SARS-CoV-2 can interact with and replicate in gut bacteria. If that holds, an antibiotic acting on those bacteria could reduce the viral reservoir. It is early work and not yet replicated, but it is the hypothesis that fits what we saw. P.S.: This is an experience, not medical advice. I am sharing it in the hope it gets some scientists' attention and they may think to design a study.
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Donald: "can you please stop striking Russian diesel refineries?" Zelensky: "Sorry, but you don't have any cards"
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What if I told you one of the most effective tools for getting over Long Covid was ultrasound? I️ found someone who has been using one in stealth to help those with Long Covid and Lyme, and the anecdotal results are astonishing. The key insight is that chronic inflammation can create conditions which promotes hydroxyapatite (small 2nm - 10nm calcium crystals) formation in damaged tissue, and ultrasound in the right frequency range is completely safe for human use and can break the calcification down. I️ just experienced a few sessions myself this week and I currently have less inflammation, less body pain and headaches, fuller breaths, and sharper cognition. We will see how long the results last. There is even a research paper that states at the 7.5 MHz range that the spike protein can even actually be destabilized and damaged: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article… Is ultrasound potentially one of the most effective treatments for Long Covid which no one knows about yet?
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