Thread: Latest Vaccine Commercial
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Superior human...Covid has a much higher mortality rate than that. And at least 13 million people have died due to covid, directly or indirectly. It also has been known to affect memory.As a superior human, I do not wish to become intellectually compromised like the rest of you rabble.
Says the homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life. But sure windy, go ahead and wear your masks and get your Fauci Fluid injections. And at the end of the day you will still be a homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life.
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02-13-2023, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
Because he's a superior human!I do not know why you keep repeating that misinformation.


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02-13-2023, 06:36 PM
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Interesting that over the last three months the number of people actually taking the vaccine appears inversely proportional to the number of r&p posts bitching about people taking the vaccine.
Originally Posted By frankdtank20⏩
A close up of the last 3 months


02-13-2023, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
I'd actually call it "negatively correlated". Inversely proportional means something more specific, and doesn't appear to be satisfied by the graph.I would be careful, people might not get what "inversely proportional" means, this is the R&P section after all.

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02-13-2023, 07:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
Superior human...
Says the homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life. But sure windy, go ahead and wear your masks and get your Fauci Fluid injections. And at the end of the day you will still be a homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life.
Says the homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life. But sure windy, go ahead and wear your masks and get your Fauci Fluid injections. And at the end of the day you will still be a homebound incel who's never had a job and lives with his dad because he can't function in life.
02-13-2023, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Well we know this is not true based off the faultiness of the PCR test and them over-exaggerating the deaths by both symptomatic and non-symptomatic deaths as covid deaths. every death a CovidCovid has a much higher mortality rate than that. And at least 13 million people have died due to covid, directly or indirectly. It also has been known to affect memory. As a superior human, I do not wish to become intellectually compromised like the rest of you rabble.
02-13-2023, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
Shows how frail you are. Make sure you take your meds as well Patty.How many times have you asked this question deputy dum dum? lol
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02-13-2023, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Titansfan08⏩
This. Glad the money grubbing pharmaceutical companies are helping to remove the liberals and retards from society.I'm okay with the vaxx killing off the weak sheeps
02-13-2023, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
How are you superior???? You're a burden on society.Covid has a much higher mortality rate than that. And at least 13 million people have died due to covid, directly or indirectly. It also has been known to affect memory. As a superior human, I do not wish to become intellectually compromised like the rest of you rabble.
02-13-2023, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
I'm not saying there is a linear correlation. I'm saying whenever the number of people taking the vaccine drops by one, the number of posts bitching about people taking the vaccine increases by two.I'd actually call it "negatively correlated". Inversely proportional means something more specific, and doesn't appear to be satisfied by the graph.
Trust me.
Motherfukker.
02-13-2023, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
No I know what you're saying. But technically, it isn't inversely proportional. It's negatively correlated.I'm not saying there is a linear correlation. I'm saying whenever the number of people taking the vaccine drops by one, the number of posts bitching about people taking the vaccine increases by two.
Trust me.
Motherfukker.
Trust me.
Motherfukker.
And wait what u just said is a linear correlation brah.
02-13-2023, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
It can but only if it is inversely proportional. IE if two variables are inversely proportional, they will be negatively correlated. However, not all negatively correlated variables are inversely proportional. This terminology is frequently abused tho.Can't it be both?
Inversely proportional means it will look like a hyperbola.

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02-13-2023, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Perfect. We're here for the abuse.This terminology is frequently abused tho.
I was thinking inversely proportional was just a curve and negative correlation a line but clearly my understanding is too simplistic.
Wait, you added a picture. Why can't my bullchit idea be inversely proportional?
02-13-2023, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
I will also provide another nitpick. People often claim lines have a linear relationship. In fact, only lines through the origin count as linear relationships. Otherwise, they are said to be affine. This is made explicitly clear in that if I double an input, I should get double the output. However, with a line like y=mx+b for nonzero b, I have y=2mx+b, rather than 2mx+2b as desired. Therefore, most lines are not linear. They are affine.
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
u mad
02-13-2023, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
Your graph didn't really fit a hyperbola particularly well. It could be, but I would just call it negatively correlated.Perfect. We're here for the abuse.
I was thinking inversely proportional was just a curve and negative correlation a line but clearly my understanding is too simplistic.
Wait, you added a picture. Why can't my bullchit idea be inversely proportional?
I was thinking inversely proportional was just a curve and negative correlation a line but clearly my understanding is too simplistic.
Wait, you added a picture. Why can't my bullchit idea be inversely proportional?
And yes, linear correlation does not mean the function is linear lul. Many students rage at this. It's always fun.
Another is when I tell them 1/x is continuous.
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But it's definitely not a political virus.
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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩


But it's definitely not a political virus.
So when those people who write these articles, lose their jobs "before the holidays," why am I supposed to feel bad again?


But it's definitely not a political virus.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Right? I mean it's almost as if there's a pattern of some sort with all the Rona and vaccine coverage these past three years...So when those people who write these articles, lose their jobs "before the holidays," why am I supposed to feel bad again?

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[QUOTE=Bushmaster post_id=1677171323][img]https://i.imgur.com/l2lPInk.png]
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But it's definitely not a political virus.[/QUOTE]All of those people are idiots. Please don't assume medical science itself is this politicized just because the news was.
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But it's definitely not a political virus.[/QUOTE]All of those people are idiots. Please don't assume medical science itself is this politicized just because the news was.
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Where was your "science" to set the record straight windy? Awfully quiet...All of those people are idiots. Please don't assume medical science itself is this politicized just because the news was.
But since you brought it up, I've spoon fed your dumbfuk ass links to actual scientific studies before that said exactly that.
Public health experts decried the anti-lockdown protests as dangerous gatherings in a pandemic. Health experts seem less comfortable doing so now that the marches are against racism.
Catherine Troisi, an infectious-disease epidemiologist at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, studies Covid-19. When, wearing a mask and standing at the edge of a great swell of people, she attended a recent protest in Houston supporting Mr. Floyd, a sense of contradiction tugged at her.
“I certainly condemned the anti-lockdown protests at the time, and I’m not condemning the protests now, and I struggle with that,” Dr. Troisi said. “I have a hard time articulating why that is OK.”
Mark Lurie, a professor of epidemiology at Brown University, described a similar struggle.
“Instinctively, many of us in public health feel a strong desire to act against accumulated generations of racial injustice,” Dr. Lurie said. “But we have to be honest: A few weeks before, we were criticizing protesters for arguing to open up the economy and saying that was dangerous behavior.
“I am still grappling with that.”
To which Ashish Jha, dean of Brown University’s School of Public Health, added: “Do I worry that mass protests will fuel more cases? Yes, I do. But a dam broke, and there’s no stopping that.”
Some public health scientists publicly waved off the conflicted feelings of their colleagues, saying the country now confronts a stark moral choice. The letter signed by more than 1,300 epidemiologists and health workers urged Americans to adopt a “consciously anti-racist” stance and framed the difference between the anti-lockdown demonstrators and the protesters in moral, ideological and racial terms.
Those who protested stay-at-home orders were “rooted in white nationalism and run contrary to respect for Black lives,” the letter stated.
By contrast, it said, those protesting systemic racism “must be supported.”
“As public health advocates,” they stated, “we do not condemn these gatherings as risky for Covid-19 transmission. We support them as vital to the national public health.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/06/u...uarantine.html
So there you go wincel.. Your "Science" said fuk the lockdowns and GTFO and protest.Catherine Troisi, an infectious-disease epidemiologist at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, studies Covid-19. When, wearing a mask and standing at the edge of a great swell of people, she attended a recent protest in Houston supporting Mr. Floyd, a sense of contradiction tugged at her.
“I certainly condemned the anti-lockdown protests at the time, and I’m not condemning the protests now, and I struggle with that,” Dr. Troisi said. “I have a hard time articulating why that is OK.”
Mark Lurie, a professor of epidemiology at Brown University, described a similar struggle.
“Instinctively, many of us in public health feel a strong desire to act against accumulated generations of racial injustice,” Dr. Lurie said. “But we have to be honest: A few weeks before, we were criticizing protesters for arguing to open up the economy and saying that was dangerous behavior.
“I am still grappling with that.”
To which Ashish Jha, dean of Brown University’s School of Public Health, added: “Do I worry that mass protests will fuel more cases? Yes, I do. But a dam broke, and there’s no stopping that.”
Some public health scientists publicly waved off the conflicted feelings of their colleagues, saying the country now confronts a stark moral choice. The letter signed by more than 1,300 epidemiologists and health workers urged Americans to adopt a “consciously anti-racist” stance and framed the difference between the anti-lockdown demonstrators and the protesters in moral, ideological and racial terms.
Those who protested stay-at-home orders were “rooted in white nationalism and run contrary to respect for Black lives,” the letter stated.
By contrast, it said, those protesting systemic racism “must be supported.”
“As public health advocates,” they stated, “we do not condemn these gatherings as risky for Covid-19 transmission. We support them as vital to the national public health.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/06/u...uarantine.html
So virus... very contagion. Much dangerous!

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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
Those aren't science papers. Those are scientists making their political statements. Scientists participate in the political process.Where was your "science" to set the record straight windy? Awfully quiet...
But since you brought it up, I've spoon fed your dumbfuk ass links to actual scientific studies before that said exactly that.
So there you go wincel.. Your "Science" said fuk the lockdowns and GTFO and protest.
So virus... very contagion. Much dangerous!
But since you brought it up, I've spoon fed your dumbfuk ass links to actual scientific studies before that said exactly that.
So there you go wincel.. Your "Science" said fuk the lockdowns and GTFO and protest.
So virus... very contagion. Much dangerous!

The science told us any gatherings were a bad idea. That some people participate in the political process is not a reason to ignore science.
Show me any peer reviewed study arguing that somehow the virus magically doesn't get spread if it's a left wing riot rather than a right wing one. That one unpublished economics report is not a peer reviewed study.
"My" science is everywhere and applies to everything objectively. There is no way to game or change that even if people try to do so.
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Let's hear the science on why salad bars/hot bars had to be closed. Why some people were wearing hairnets, why some were wearing latex gloves, wearing goggles, wearing a mask in a public shower, wearing them while driving, being outside, etc.Those aren't science papers. Those are scientists making their political statements. Scientists participate in the political process.
The science told us any gatherings were a bad idea. That some people participate in the political process is not a reason to ignore science.
Show me any peer reviewed study arguing that somehow the virus magically doesn't get spread if it's a left wing riot rather than a right wing one. That one unpublished economics report is not a peer reviewed study.
"My" science is everywhere and applies to everything objectively. There is no way to game or change that even if people try to do so.
The science told us any gatherings were a bad idea. That some people participate in the political process is not a reason to ignore science.
Show me any peer reviewed study arguing that somehow the virus magically doesn't get spread if it's a left wing riot rather than a right wing one. That one unpublished economics report is not a peer reviewed study.
"My" science is everywhere and applies to everything objectively. There is no way to game or change that even if people try to do so.
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
What did Fauci say about the BLM protests?All of those people are idiots. Please don't assume medical science itself is this politicized just because the news was.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
I think people closed buffets before they understood it was airborne and much about how it was spread. Again, all that stuff is just people not understanding how it was spread.Let's hear the science on why salad bars/hot bars had to be closed. Why some people were wearing hairnets, why some were wearing latex gloves, wearing goggles, wearing a mask in a public shower, wearing them while driving, being outside, etc.
OFC the Chinese told us it was airborne way back, but we never listen to them.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Pretty sure he said avoid all crowds. He avoided commenting directly on protests because he'd be labeled racist.What did Fauci say about the BLM protests?
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Kinda makes their "science" null and void then windy. "Science" has literally been infallible to you fux in argument after argument, and discussion after discussion. Day in and day out. You've all been screaming "trust teh science!" at the top of your idiot lungs for three years, but now you're telling me that science is also political? LMAO!Those aren't science papers. Those are scientists making their political statements. Scientists participate in the political process.
Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
I've given them to you before simpleton. And you completely ignored them too.Show me any peer reviewed study arguing that somehow the virus magically doesn't get spread if it's a left wing riot rather than a right wing one.
One more time...
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybe.../#1db1440a7dac
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7717330/
Last time I'm spoon-feeding you retard. Now would be the time for you to open up that big brain and put that education that you can't ever STFU about to use.
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Originally Posted By TitsAlternative⏩
Welp.. so much for trusting the science then.Pretty sure he said avoid all crowds. He avoided commenting directly on protests because he'd be labeled racist.
When Lord Fauci, the guiding light who alone could guide us through the horrific black plague zombie virus of DOOM is a coward, then why TF should anybody believe what he says?
Lol this how you see it wincel?
Fauci: "Don't go in crowds or you'll die!!"

Leftists and black people: "RACIST!"

Fauci: "Oh hey guise, I didn't mean it!! Come on please don't be mad at me! I meantall those other people!No, I'm granting you all full covid immunity!"

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