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DarianF

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  1. This is a very interesting area to explore, but just be careful because the field is also scattered with a lot of woo woo. When you seperate the bullshit from the quality research, it's certainly interesting. Feel free to post more. I'd like to check it out.
  2. Unfortunately, we will never know the exact numbers. The elites have made it impossible to ever establish the true scale of all this, but that was all part of the plan. But we could make an educated guess and assume it's a fkn disaster with unknown long term consequences.
  3. 'Same here. Between 5 and 10 people I can find that I personally know, unjabbed. Everyone else is double or triple dosed. It's pretty depressing.
  4. Yes, he has been really valuable through all this. One of the few doctors left with integrity.
  5. I've always loved science and I've never had a problem with NASA. I'm not sure why you would think otherwise.
  6. New booster vaccine approved for 12-15 year olds https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/coronavirus/new-booster-vaccine-approved-for-1215-year-olds/news-story/f33cc26535a90b29a37c367f1a7ced86 The level of evil is off the charts.
  7. PS. @kj35 'Endless Forms Most Beautiful' is a good introductory lecture, especially for younger people (as per the live audience). It is much less confrontational than someone like Richard Dawkins, for example. Carrol is a very good speaker. He also wrote a book of the exact same name. It's really fascinating, the book, if you ever get the chance to read it.
  8. No of course, I understand. This stuff takes time. It's pretty hard to provide a summary, because the evidence is in the detail and discussion. And on top of that, the lecture is a summary in itself (a summary of books and published scientific papers). So a summary of a lecture is a summary of a summary (hard to do justice to the finer details). Perhaps I should give a link to each speaker and their work, which might help provide a context for the talks... Jerry A. Coyne (bio): https://whyevolutionistrue.com/about/ Donald Prothero (bio): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Prothero Sean B. Carroll (bio): https://www.hhmi.org/scientists/sean-b-carroll Tim D. White (bio): https://www.britannica.com/biography/Tim-D-White I own books by all these authors. Fascinating stuff.
  9. Yes, absolutely, experts can be wrong. A good expert will acknowledge their hypothesis can be proven wrong. It must be falsifiable and subject to question. But at the moment, the best available evidence and weight of evidence demonstrates that evolutionary theory* ** provides the best model for explaining biological life. If there is a better model, supported by better evidence, so be it. That's fine by me. * nb. What Do We Mean by “Theory” in Science? ( https://www.fieldmuseum.org/blog/what-do-we-mean-theory-science ). ** "For scientists, a theory has nearly the opposite meaning. A theory is a well-substantiated explanation of an aspect of the natural world that can incorporate laws, hypotheses and facts." ( https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/darwin/evolution-today/what-is-a-theory ).
  10. No probs. You might want to add these one to the list as well (regarding fossil record): And here is one on the genetic side of things:
  11. Icke has been right for decades. And what makes you assume the covid thing is over? What if this is a deliberate lull? You think they couldn't just lock us all down again tomorrow if they wanted to? And as for the jabs and 5g, well no one has any long term safety data about these experimental injections. And same thing for 5g - who knows the subtle health effects it may be causing. Without proper scientific investigations, we don't know the effects.
  12. We can't win. The game is rigged no matter what we do. The best you can do is not to inject this shit, ride it out, and hope for the best.
  13. And let me guess, new jobs only for those who submit to the vaccine and all subsequent booster jabs.
  14. Yet what he says is supported by the evidence. If you don't like Dawkins, then read this instead: https://nap.nationalacademies.org/read/11876/chapter/3
  15. By staying away from stupid shit like that.
  16. good to know. Well, I hope you can find what you're looking for.
  17. Careful with those. Get in deep shit if they catch you, just sayin ;-)
  18. Missing links? What do you mean exactly?
  19. Fuck. Well, don't expect anything fast. But I'll bookmark it.
  20. Over time, not taking this shit will seem like the best decision one ever made. Unfortunately, those who took it will realise this too late.
  21. Fuck. That's no small request. This is complex shit, if you really want to get into it properly.
  22. And make sure the water is not fluoridated, if possible.
  23. I haven't taken any doses, but unfortunately, I hardly know anyone left who has not taken it. Just a small handful.
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