Select to expand quoteremery said..
When people say 'RATES OF OF AUTISM...' is that retardation?
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..
When people say 'RATES OF OF AUTISM...' is that retardation?
Maybe the scientists now only compare kids who are "of autism", meaning they self-identify as having austisitic traits, or are similar to but not actually austistic. Anyone on the scale is classed as being "of austism", and thus they can put every kid on the scale and ensure the rates of "of austism" are equal amongst all at 100 87.2 % ?
Bwahahaha you boys are cooking with fire today hahaha
Meanwhile ive been busy looseing all my bloody money tradeing $sig:asx i think everyone even the ceo jumped out of the plane 5%up yesterday like 7 % down today
Oh ans 87.2% is way too strong you need to water it down with some adhd or maybe some good old fashioned straight up speds. You want it to be more or less equal parts so that when a train goes past they yell " toot toot" not THE RIWLINA EXPRESS IS ON TIME
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..
When people say 'RATES OF OF AUTISM...' is that retardation?
"Whilst males continue to have higher rates of autism than females, the growth rate in autism prevalence between 2018 and 2022 was significantly larger for females than males."
www.abs.gov.au/articles/autism-australia-2022
Select to expand quoteCarantoc said..
Maybe the scientists now only compare kids who are "of autism", meaning they self-identify as having austisitic traits, or are similar to but not actually austistic. Anyone on the scale is classed as being "of austism", and thus they can put every kid on the scale and ensure the rates of "of austism" are equal amongst all at 100 87.2 % ?
87.2% sounds about right.
I have another confession to make. I don't think anyone actually figured out where I was coming from with the thread I made after a bottle of Aldi sparkling. Which is understandable.
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/General-Discussion/Chat/87-2--of-all-statistics-are-all-made-up
In the mid 90's I had the pleasure of working on an Australian tour with Stephen Wright. I was recently reading some of his quotes.
www.brainyquote.com/authors/steven-wright-quotes
"Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) vaccines were instrumental in curbing the COVID-19 pandemic, with the benefit of vaccination primarily attributed to the adaptive immune response. Although it is well established that antibodies and T cells against SARS-CoV-2 prevent severe disease, the role of the innate immune system should not be disregarded. Here, Chan et al. demonstrated precisely why. The authors compared individuals infected with SARS-CoV-2 during the Delta wave with or without prior vaccination. They found that prior vaccination tamped down excessive inflammatory responses often associated with more severe disease, particularly in monocytes and natural killer cells. The authors further validated these findings in a separate cohort during a different wave of infection. These data suggest that vaccination may influence the innate immune response, and consequently disease severity, during a SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infection."
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/scitranslmed.adq1086?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed
Select to expand quoteremery said..
"These data suggest that vaccination may influence the innate immune response, and consequently disease severity, during a SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infection."
Reassuring news.
Good to hear that 5 years after the vax was promised to stop you catching covid somebody has now discovered that in fact, it "may influence the severity of an infection".
Yep, reassurance indeed.
Select to expand quotemyscreenname said..
....I don't think anyone actually figured out where I was coming from ....
Join the club.
Welcome and come on in. You'll find Froth Goth at the bar.
Select to expand quoteCarantoc said..
Reassuring news.
Good to hear that 5 years after the vax was promised to stop you catching covid somebody has now discovered that in fact, it "may influence the severity of an infection".
Yep, reassurance indeed.
Fauci January 29,2021...
"It is 72 percent effective against mild to moderate disease, but against severe disease, even the mutants that we're seeing in South Africa, it has pretty good protection against severe disease. So, it will be useful in keeping people out of the hospital.
And if you look at the severity effects of the data that we just examined today, that, in the vaccine group, there were essentially no hospitalizations or deaths, so it protected pretty well against severe disease, which is good news."
Fauci June 23,2021...
"If you're vaccinated you don't have a risk. It's as simple as black and white, vaccinated you are safe, unvaccinated you are at risk. Simple as that."
Biden July 2021...
"You're not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations."
Select to expand quoteCarantoc said..myscreenname said..
....I don't think anyone actually figured out where I was coming from ....
Join the club.
Welcome and come on in. You'll find Froth Goth at the bar.
I wait until people are having a good time discussing local politics and then I yell at them about freestyle kiteboarding being the only true form of kiteboarding until they leave in a fluster and then I get to drink whatever they have left behind.
I've been fired from 6 bartending jobs this year but who needs money when the drinks are free
OK, so they made statements that they thought were correct at the time.
(Except maybe Biden, who knows what that dude was thinking, and who listens to politicians about science anyway?) [sarcasm]
Select to expand quoteCarantoc said..
Fauci June 23,2021...
"If you're vaccinated you don't have a risk. It's as simple as black and white, vaccinated you are safe, unvaccinated you are at risk. Simple as that."
Biden July 2021...
"You're not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations."
Fauci was generalising about states and cities.
Select to expand quoteD3 said..
OK, so they made statements that they thought were correct at the time.
Obviously their thinking isn't to be trusted.
"Our findings suggest that not only low levels of education, but also interruption of education at some point make a significant contribution to vaccination hesitancy and ultimately to vaccination levels. In order to end the pandemic and reach a sufficient percentage of vaccines, it may be necessary to address some special groups and raise awareness of these groups about vaccination."
Vaccines 10 (11), 1933, 2022
Select to expand quoteremery said..
"In order to end the pandemic and reach a sufficient percentage of vaccines, it may be necessary to address some special groups and raise awareness of these groups about vaccination."
Ah I git it, so u edukate da dumbos wit a dumbo 2 make em more smarta.
Bat genomes illuminate adaptations to viral tolerance and disease resistance
...
Zoonoses are infectious diseases transmitted from animals to humans. Bats havebeen suggested to harbour more zoonotic viruses than any other mammalian order. Infections in bats are largely asymptomatic indicating limited tissue-damaging inflammation and immunopathology. To investigate the genomic basis of disease resistance, the Bat1K project generated reference-quality genomes of ten bat species, including potential viral reservoirs. Here we describe a systematic analysis covering115 mammalian genomes that revealed that signatures of selection in immune genesare more prevalent in bats than in other mammalian orders. We found an excess of immune gene adaptations in the ancestral chiropteran branch and in many descending bat lineages, highlighting viral entry and detection factors, and regulators of antiviral and inflammatory responses. ISG15, which is an antiviral gene contributing to hyperinflammation during COVID-19, exhibits key residue changes inrhinolophid and hipposiderid bats. Cellular infection experiments show species-specific antiviral differences and an essential role of protein conjugation in antiviralfunction of bat ISG15, separate from its role in secretion and inflammation in humans. Furthermore, in contrast to humans, ISG15 in most rhinolophid and hipposiderid batshas strong anti-SARS-CoV-2 activity. Our work reveals molecular mechanisms that contribute to viral tolerance and disease resistance in bats.
...To fully elucidate the history of host-virus coevolution in bats, reference-quality genomes covering the diversity of bat families areneeded; the ongoing phase 1 of the Bat1K consortium will soon providethese data 20. Reference bat genomes, single-cell transcriptomics maps of their immune systems, breeding colonies, pluripotent stem cells and organoids57-60 provide new tools to reveal the molecular adaptations behind bats' asymptomatic viral infections and other traits, which may have translational potential. Together, bats are an emergent model system for comparative mammalian biology, offering insights intoimmune system adaptations, healthy ageing and enhanced disease resistance.
Bat genomes illuminate adaptations to viraltolerance and disease resistance
450 | Nature | Vol 638 | 13 February 2025
Select to expand quoteBrent in Qld said..
I don't get it.... so the guy who wrote the book is still alive?
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..Brent in Qld said..
I don't get it.... so the guy who wrote the book is still alive?
That's OK... don't need to be dead to write about death.
Select to expand quoteremery said..
Bat genomes illuminate adaptations to viral tolerance and disease resistance
...
Zoonoses are infectious diseases transmitted from animals to humans. Bats havebeen suggested to harbour more zoonotic viruses than any other mammalian order. Infections in bats are largely asymptomatic indicating limited tissue-damaging inflammation and immunopathology. To investigate the genomic basis of disease resistance, the Bat1K project generated reference-quality genomes of ten bat species, including potential viral reservoirs. Here we describe a systematic analysis covering115 mammalian genomes that revealed that signatures of selection in immune genesare more prevalent in bats than in other mammalian orders. We found an excess of immune gene adaptations in the ancestral chiropteran branch and in many descending bat lineages, highlighting viral entry and detection factors, and regulators of antiviral and inflammatory responses. ISG15, which is an antiviral gene contributing to hyperinflammation during COVID-19, exhibits key residue changes inrhinolophid and hipposiderid bats. Cellular infection experiments show species-specific antiviral differences and an essential role of protein conjugation in antiviralfunction of bat ISG15, separate from its role in secretion and inflammation in humans. Furthermore, in contrast to humans, ISG15 in most rhinolophid and hipposiderid batshas strong anti-SARS-CoV-2 activity. Our work reveals molecular mechanisms that contribute to viral tolerance and disease resistance in bats.
...To fully elucidate the history of host-virus coevolution in bats, reference-quality genomes covering the diversity of bat families areneeded; the ongoing phase 1 of the Bat1K consortium will soon providethese data 20. Reference bat genomes, single-cell transcriptomics maps of their immune systems, breeding colonies, pluripotent stem cells and organoids57-60 provide new tools to reveal the molecular adaptations behind bats' asymptomatic viral infections and other traits, which may have translational potential. Together, bats are an emergent model system for comparative mammalian biology, offering insights intoimmune system adaptations, healthy ageing and enhanced disease resistance.
Bat genomes illuminate adaptations to viraltolerance and disease resistance
450 | Nature | Vol 638 | 13 February 2025
The looks fictitious. Do you even know how to operate a CRISPR-11
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..D3 said..
OK, so they made statements that they thought were correct at the time.
Obviously their thinking isn't to be trusted.
Temp. Sign in..!
Obviously, most defenders of the official stream of endless horse**** can't tell reality from fiction, can't deduce using logic, and probably didn't watch that clip past 2:00min where the bombshell is dropped.
Obviously, every claim made by this scumbags has been proven to be false in time, yet, true to form, the apologists and defenders of the idiocracy continue merrily on with their perpetuation of the horse****.
There. Now run along for ya seventh booster to fix the problems created with the sixth.
Peace be with all.
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..remery said..
I think you will find that I said that a lab leak was low likelihood.
You must have changed your point of view sometime after November 2023.
'THE CONSPIRACY CHART' you posted in November 2023 has 'COVID-19 made in lab' in the 'SCIENCE DENIAL' section and is claimed to be, "DANGEROUS TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS".
haha how inconvenient the truth is
nigh nigh defenders of the sickness cult's faith
nigh nigh brothers and sisters shining the light
Here's some photos I took of a Beijing wet market back in 2008. There were many different organisms, all writhing together in buckets prior to consumption by the locals.
I remember at the time that this gave me a bad feeling, especially given what happened earlier with mad cow disease. This situation can only worsen with climate change as organisms that have never encountered each other, are forced together over latitudinal and altitudinal climate changes.
(Mad cow disease is a progressive, fatal neurological disorder of cattle resulting from infection by a prion. It appears to be caused by contaminated cattle feed that contains the prion agent. Most mad cow disease has happened in cattle in the United Kingdom (U.K.), and a few cases were found in cattle in the U.S. between 2003 and 2006. Feed regulations were then tightened.)
Select to expand quoteFlying Dutchman said..
Ah I git it, so u edukate da dumbos ... 2 make em more smarta.
Yes.
