Violinist and teacher, building a homestead on raw land in between lessons and concerts. Fascinated by how we can develop resilience in our lives, in our families, in our communities.
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Last Notes does this mean we're going to see a baby Noshole next year? 🥰 So good to hear this from a developer! I've been encouraged to see many mentions of his work on Nostr. (Mostly from @nprofile…uexl but at least a few others.) For anyone who hasn't come across Illich, one of the central concepts is the idea of radical monopoly: a central aspect of the human condition being comandeered by an industry. My father is somewhat obsessed with him - or was during a chunk of my childhood - and the distinction between education and schooling was drummed in to me pretty early on. Amazing thinker, but I haven't actually read Deschooling Society. Yes not what you asked, but linen is awesome I can't stand him but I think he's talking about NYC, and I don't think he's wrong. There are fluctuations in the market all the time and if we start making public policy so that everyone can always live everywhere they want, we will be creating much worse problems. yes. It's a long list. I couldn't heart your message because it's so sad 😞 BMJ - too little, too late All of the studies that you rely on are based on the same premise: that anything that happens in the first two weeks after getting the shot are not attributed to that shot. No, you're not understanding. True science reflects the facts. It would have been trivial to have a category for people who got the vaccine but are still within the two week window. In the meantime, since you want falsifiable claims, go ahead and tackle my claim at the start of this thread. The idea that "science" only happens in certain approved places is counter to the entire ethos of scientific inquiry. your criteria for evaluating this doctor's presentation is not the body of evidence that he presents but the fact that he spoke on a podcast "positive rights" There's a very good podcast episode of Tom Woods, maybe from 2 years ago or so, where he interviews someone who says that the spikes of deaths in N Italy and NYC in particular had none of the characteristics of an infectious illness. And since those two hotspots set the tone for so much of the later response, he did a deep dive to see if he could figure out what was going on. regulation gives the public a stake? 😂 https://blossom.primal.net/e75d4072cdbe8f72461392f0cf1351291aa638dbf4db41ac27cdcbbff2f61953.jpg GM! ah, I'm sorry 😞. https://blossom.primal.net/fffa2a6fe9f4a9ff22c2f9a2e010f8c068cc3469520128fa8bf5c19685e34cba.png 😍 I love Illich, and actually have been thinking a lot about his theory of radical monopoly this week re:Lindsay Clancy. I'm sorry I missed your posts about him! would definitely have engaged. If I say that I don't think that there's a direct causal link between autism and vaccines, and your reply is that I cherry pick conspiracy theories, we're not in the same room. Many of us are used to that word being used to mean "any positions that undermines the mainstream narrative" I did say "likely" (not definitively) but the importance of the statement was the second part, so if you're going to choose statements that you believe are extreme, then please quote the entire thing! Personally I don't think that it's as simple as vaccines causing cancer (or autism, for that matter); I think that most diseases are multi-factorial and that a new pharmacological intervention is an obvious factor to look at when examining the rise in cancers. Wait - that's a lot of stuff that doesn't connect to my post at all. As usual, Trump takes the normal politician playbook - vote for me, and I'll give you free stuff!! - and makes it more blatant and crass than I would have thought possible. 🤦♀️ It matters because covid spending was an incredible wealth transfer to the wealthy in the US (and I believe in the EU as well); GM, BB! @nprofile…z505 ^ connects to the exchanges we've had about vaccines. Almost no one realizes this fact, and none of your media will have pointed it out. it's kind of horrifyingly brilliant There was so much craziness re Covid, but one thing with profound implications for everything around the vaccine was the timing of someone being considered "vaccinated." ohhh! I did not realize these got so tall! We have some babies planted Politicians are selfish and corrupt, pretty much without exception. Ironically I think that Trump 1 was one of the only recent US presidents to leave office with less wealth than when he started but he's figured out the ropes since then. oh, nice! it's lovely Yes, and as with so many interventions you can easily explain it by ignorance, but the pattern is unmistakable: interference tends to lead to less sovereignty, weakened connections, and more dependence on the system. I'm talking about the fact that voters are tending to reject politicians who have been careless with immigration policy. I can't speak to the UK, but in the US the hostility is much more toward them than to recent immigrants themselves, and certainly more toward them than immigrants as a general category. Once a week per muscle group? I've finally gotten back to some of my workouts, and I have kettlebells in there 2x/week (along with some bodyweight like pushups). With the bells I do some swings, then deadlifts, bulgarian split squats (35lb), cossack squats, some upper body work (20 lb). I've been considering splitting them by upper/lower so that each of those gets once/week, which sounds like what you're suggesting? The reason that Farage has so much support is that people are in fact blaming the people pulling the strings I don't believe that anyone at DSA started with "Ladies, gentlemen..." Interesting. I missed the hormone question. Men who murder likely have issues with their testosterone levels but that should not enter into the trial, and arguably anyone who kills their children - any children, let alone their own - will show some kind of chemical imbalance. I just read that Lindsay Clancy was on 13 medications 😳 wow "...then wouldn’t occasionally acting like you’re insanely in love with your partner through intimate things make you actually feel more in love with them? The surprises, gifts, attentiveness, prioritizing, appreciation, etc. " She's so cute 🥰 I'm enjoying listening to Candace Owens these days, but I'm trying to keep all this in my mind at the same time: Just after I wrote that post, by husband drove up with cinder blocks 😂. Looks like we're going with the cinder block structure after all. I literally saw this design for the first time yesterday! My husband and I are about to build one (slightly different version, with metal stakes in the ground as the main structure - but still one piece of firewood deep to allow lots of airflow). Yeah, it's not great. One of the worst things about this video is that the blond one clearly did her hair and makeup so that she would look really cute before pretending to drop her baby down the stairs. this is really disturbing Logical fallacy, that nice!! don't clients require upkeep etc? conclusion: if you're an ant, stay away from labs ugh - that sucks I don't think anyone serious pretends that the US invented democracy, and I think that studying the Iroquois Confederacy was part of Madison's prep as he drafted the constitution. (if not Madison, one of the other framers) My guess is that the USDA oversight is probably are good for something, but to set things up so that they create a bottleneck ... it's a mess and creates a very centralizing force on what could be a fairly decentralized food supply. yeah, exactly. thank you! I had a wallet connected and no longer do - just have to set aside the time to get that going but, see, there's a special rule about this: before they're recalled they are in fact totally safe because they've been approved. interesting The legal definition of insanity is different than medical one, which I'm guessing is big issue for Clancy right now? Support for maternal mental health is GREAT. I don't think anyone is arguing against that. sure - the proximal drivers are those emotions. That doesn't rule out "and insane" it goes against every biological instinct I genuinely don't understand this one - the justice arbiter shoe fits you? a man who kills his family is crazy. No one sane kills their kids. I'm not sure that this is true - but if so - wouldn't it be all the more reason to be sympathetic to the man in question (but also be cautious about someone who identified closely with him?) Just wrapped up some work, about to do a workout, then out to gather wood and cut weeds and probably yell at our ducks because they don't want to go into their house at night. Food somewhere in there. Yes yes, I can understand that. And still- there are many things in the world that need our support, and this particular focus ... idk, it seems odd to me. I've been so frustrated by the reactions to this. I think this is true. They use different rhetoric to appeal to different ideologies, but otherwise they are very similar and will end in the same horrible place. Good morning, everyone! Aside from the absurdity of the whole thing and the shameless narcissism of Trump -
