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I cannot believe Biden actually let this ****ed up sentence out
I cannot believe Biden actually let this ****ed up sentence out
11-06-2022, 01:09 AM
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I cannot believe Biden actually let this ****ed up sentence out
Just wtf. Where is his mind taking him during this sentence?
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11-06-2022, 01:11 AM
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Lol I saw that yesterday. Nothing he says surprises me anymore. Dude is a fuking puppet
11-06-2022, 01:20 AM
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All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
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11-06-2022, 01:21 AM
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Don wasn't sure if he was actually asking him when he turned and said "....you got the vaccination?"
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
must...uphold...the narrative....All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
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11-06-2022, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Are you legitimately crazy?All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
That had nothing to do with stuttering. That wasnt coherent.
Originally Posted By MyGhettoFantasy⏩
fkn ded lolDon wasn't sure if he was actually asking him when he turned and said "....you got the vaccination?"
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11-06-2022, 01:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Dude went from COVID to man on the moon to aliens. Tf did you listen to?All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
11-06-2022, 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
shut your mouth you ***gotAll I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
11-06-2022, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
jesus fooooookin christ you really are deluded LMAOAll I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
You have to stop stuttering.All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
11-06-2022, 02:23 AM
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Originally Posted By XiJinping69⏩
libcuck ***got detectedHis point is that people go to those they trust. He's lamenting the decline of trust in expertise. Basically, the idiots can spread their bs faster than experts can spread the truth. You're seeing a resurgence of absolute bullchit like flat earth, evolution denial, global warming denial, moon landing denial, nazi race eugenics and other insane crap that was supposed to be behind us. If we reach critical mass levels of stupid, scientists are just going to have to start killing people until the levels come down. IMO the best way to do this is to just make a super covid. Just roll a vaccine out and let the idiots reject it. EZ.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
**** off new Zealand, this is grown country politicsAll I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
Also, your phd doesn't mean chit pudding head
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11-06-2022, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted By XiJinping69⏩
ppl lost trust when the "experts" said the hunter laptop wasnt real..... when it was.His point is that people go to those they trust. He's lamenting the decline of trust in expertise. Basically, the idiots can spread their bs faster than experts can spread the truth. You're seeing a resurgence of absolute bullchit like flat earth, evolution denial, global warming denial, moon landing denial, nazi race eugenics and other insane crap that was supposed to be behind us. If we reach critical mass levels of stupid, scientists are just going to have to start killing people until the levels come down. IMO the best way to do this is to just make a super covid. Just roll a vaccine out and let the idiots reject it. EZ.
Also, that epstien list not being released doesnt help
11-06-2022, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Drown in the ocean *******.All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
11-06-2022, 03:34 AM
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Actually a pretty good reflection of the lowest common denominator American citizens, to be perfectly honest. They can barely form a coherent sentence as well. I mean, look at OP
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11-06-2022, 05:21 AM
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Originally Posted By XiJinping69⏩
Um, yeah a super covid probably won't help your cause any.His point is that people go to those they trust. He's lamenting the decline of trust in expertise. Basically, the idiots can spread their bs faster than experts can spread the truth. You're seeing a resurgence of absolute bullchit like flat earth, evolution denial, global warming denial, moon landing denial, nazi race eugenics and other insane crap that was supposed to be behind us. If we reach critical mass levels of stupid, scientists are just going to have to start killing people until the levels come down. IMO the best way to do this is to just make a super covid. Just roll a vaccine out and let the idiots reject it. EZ.
Hello everyone. My name is Geert Vanden Bossche. I'm a seasoned vaccinologist with background in veterinary medicine, in biology, immunology, microbial diseases.
None of these molecular epidemiologists or these variant watchers are really understanding the immunology that is now driving the fulminant expansion of these immune escape variants. I will try to explain you what is the driving force behind this. And I can already tell you it's called immune refocusing.
The effect of immune refocusing is that it expedites immune escape in vaccines. So, it accelerates it.
That is what I'm calling here the ‘hidden antigenic sin’. Why hidden? Because they are not promoting the stimulation, so to say, of the original vaccinal antibodies, despite reinfection. No, they are eliciting antibodies that were not previously elicited or that were only elicited in very, very low quantities because the antigens that were inducing them were dominated and outcompeted by the stronger neutralizing epitopes. So now we get to a situation where these subdominant epitopes are recalling antibodies with less neutralizing capacity.
And this will lead in fact to a situation where breakthrough infections are causing an increased proportion of poorly neutralizing to even non neutralizing antibodies. And that is the system that will expedite and accelerate immune escape as never seen before.
So what will be the consequences now of this enhanced immune escape in vaccines, how will these consequences of this enhanced immune escape evolve?
I'm going to tell you what is going to happen because I do understand what is the driving force behind this fulminant explosion of Sars-Covid-2 variants that we are observing right now.
[The mass vaccination is creating] non- neutralizing polyreactive antibodies that are so far still protecting vaccinees from severe disease, but they cannot protect them from disease, only from severe disease. They are putting tremendous pressure on viral virulence. For a virus this is just another humoral immune pressure as it has been seeing humoral immune pressures all along and has overcome them all along.
So if that happens, at that moment we will see that immune escape will cause what we call ‘antibody dependent – (because it's depending on those antibodies)- enhancement of severe disease’. And that is going to be a real catastrophe.
https://voiceforscienceandsolidarity...t-is-5-past-12None of these molecular epidemiologists or these variant watchers are really understanding the immunology that is now driving the fulminant expansion of these immune escape variants. I will try to explain you what is the driving force behind this. And I can already tell you it's called immune refocusing.
The effect of immune refocusing is that it expedites immune escape in vaccines. So, it accelerates it.
That is what I'm calling here the ‘hidden antigenic sin’. Why hidden? Because they are not promoting the stimulation, so to say, of the original vaccinal antibodies, despite reinfection. No, they are eliciting antibodies that were not previously elicited or that were only elicited in very, very low quantities because the antigens that were inducing them were dominated and outcompeted by the stronger neutralizing epitopes. So now we get to a situation where these subdominant epitopes are recalling antibodies with less neutralizing capacity.
And this will lead in fact to a situation where breakthrough infections are causing an increased proportion of poorly neutralizing to even non neutralizing antibodies. And that is the system that will expedite and accelerate immune escape as never seen before.
So what will be the consequences now of this enhanced immune escape in vaccines, how will these consequences of this enhanced immune escape evolve?
I'm going to tell you what is going to happen because I do understand what is the driving force behind this fulminant explosion of Sars-Covid-2 variants that we are observing right now.
[The mass vaccination is creating] non- neutralizing polyreactive antibodies that are so far still protecting vaccinees from severe disease, but they cannot protect them from disease, only from severe disease. They are putting tremendous pressure on viral virulence. For a virus this is just another humoral immune pressure as it has been seeing humoral immune pressures all along and has overcome them all along.
So if that happens, at that moment we will see that immune escape will cause what we call ‘antibody dependent – (because it's depending on those antibodies)- enhancement of severe disease’. And that is going to be a real catastrophe.
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11-06-2022, 05:44 AM
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Coming from a citizen of the country that has repeatedly elected Trudeau.Actually a pretty good reflection of the lowest common denominator American citizens, to be perfectly honest. They can barely form a coherent sentence as well. I mean, look at OP
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What is the actual ****? LMFAO. Omg how is this not on every news station?
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Originally Posted By boomerhumour⏩
'Cus he's already done this like 80 times, also all the stations are in his master's pockets.What is the actual ****? LMFAO. Omg how is this not on every news station?
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
2022 and people still think that a degree or multiple degrees translates to being a highly intelligent person. Dear god..All I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Stuttering aside...did you even hear the c-c-content of that fkn geriatric idiotAll I saw here was Joe Biden's stutter and some of the compensating strategies he employs. That's how he has learned how to manage it.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
The long pauses, hesitation before speaking, stopping mid sentence etc. I've had a stutter myself which has been on and off and I've done some of the same things myself when speaking in public, and anxiety about the stutter will create a negative reciprocal feedback mechanism which just makes the whole thing worse. So you do things like this. Pause to carefully think about words, speak more slowly to make sure your enunciation is proper etc.
Does it reflect on intelligence or mental competency? Not at all. I've got multiple degrees one of which is a research Masters and I'm basically at the end of a PhD. Stutter means nothing since I'm articulate AF in written word.
Fight me.
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Biden and fatterman are legit retarded, they are an excellent representation of the left, A LITERAL RETARD
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