Britain: Excess Deaths in Young Adults, 2022 Data, “This Surely Is a National Scandal”
January 24th, 2023I think that a more correct term than national scandal would be atrocity.
Via: Dr. John Campbell:
ChatGPT Can Pass U.S. Medical Licensing Exam and the Bar, Received B Grade on Wharton MBA Paper
January 23rd, 2023I was aware of Minecraft from around 2010. I didn’t play it, but I thought that it was an interesting… Novelty.
In 2014, Microsoft paid $2.5 billion to acquire Minecraft.
Woh.
Today, most people, even old, non-technical people, have heard of Minecraft. But if you don’t know what Minecraft is, your children and/or your grandchildren almost certainly do.
It’s a big deal.
So, if you’re thinking of ChatGPT as a mere novelty, this happened a few hours ago: Microsoft Invests $10 Billion in ChatGPT Maker OpenAI:
Microsoft Corp. is investing $10 billion in OpenAI, whose artificial intelligence tool ChatGPT has lit up the internet since its introduction in November, amassing more than a million users within days and touching off a fresh debate over the role of AI in the workplace.
Via: Daily Mail:
ChatGPT – a recently released AI with the uncanny ability to mimic human writing – has passed some of America’s most challenging professional exams, studies have shown, raising concerns it could soon put many white collar workers out of a job.
Steve Kirsch Contacts Federal Air Surgeon of the FAA, Dr. Susan E. Northrup
January 23rd, 2023Via: Steve Kirsch:
I just had a nice chat with Federal Air Surgeon Dr. Susan E. Northrup. By the end, she no longer can say, “I didn’t know.” If she doesn’t act now, she should be prosecuted for jeopardizing pilot lives.
Japan PM Says Tackling Birth Rate Crisis ‘Cannot Wait’
January 23rd, 2023A couple of decades too late, but…
Via: AFP:
Japan’s low birth rate and ageing population pose an urgent risk to society, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday, pledging to address the issue by establishing a new government agency.
Birth rates are declining in many developed countries, but in Japan the issue is particularly acute because it has the world’s second-highest proportion of people aged 65 and over, after the tiny state of Monaco, according to World Bank data.
“The number of births dropped below 800,000 last year, according to estimates,” Kishida told lawmakers in a policy address marking the start of a new parliament session.
“Japan is standing on the verge of whether we can continue to function as a society,” he said.
“Focusing attention on policies regarding children and child-rearing is an issue that cannot wait and cannot be postponed.”
How Africa Defeated COVID so Decisively Without Vaccines
January 23rd, 2023Via: Epoch Times:
Part of the African continent’s success is no doubt due to a fortunate accident of microbiology, infectious diseases, pharmacology and immunology. It so happens that two of the most effective treatments for COVID, ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, are also routine prophylactic weekly medicines throughout equatorial Africa, because they happen to be known for a half-century as the most effective, applicable and safest anti-parasite medications. So the population, particularly through about 31 countries, the tropical middle rectangle roughly, of Africa already were well-equipped prior to COVID events launching in late 2019 to early 2020.
“The Anti-Vaxxers Clearly Won, You’re the Winners!”
January 23rd, 2023Rather than, “Taking defeat,” how about saying, “Never again.”
Via: Scott Adams:
Six More Classified Documents Discovered At Biden House
January 22nd, 2023Via: ZeroHedge:
The Department of Justice found “six items consisting of documents with classification markings” during a Friday search of President Joe Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware, according to a Saturday statement by the president’s personal lawyers.
Inside America’s Zombieland: Philadelphia’s Kensington Neighborhood
January 21st, 2023Via: Daily Mail:
The Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia – known as ‘ground zero’ for the city’s drug epidemic – is in crisis due to widespread abuse of an animal tranquilizer called xylazine.
Addicts are shooting up in broad daylight, hunched over in a stupor or passed out on the streets. Many have raw, gaping wounds in desperate need of medical attention. And there are needles, syringes and garbage littered across the sidewalks.
‘I’ve never seen human beings remain in these kinds of conditions,’ said Sarah Laurel, who runs outreach organization Savage Sisters.
Pantsir Air Defense Systems Appear On Moscow Rooftops
January 20th, 2023Via: The Warzone:
The Russian military appears to have emplaced Pantsir air defense systems on top of at least two different government buildings in Moscow, including the Ministry of Defense’s headquarters. The official reason for the apparent deployments is unclear, but Ukrainian forces have demonstrated their ability to conduct strikes at extended ranges using various types of drones. There could be other explanations, including this just being part of an ostensible exercise of some kind.
UK Doctors Call For Government To Urgently Pause and Investigate the Use of Novel mRNA Covid Vaccines
January 20th, 2023Via: Doctors for Patients UK:
Doctors for Patients UK (DfPUK) was established in September 2022 and has become a fast-growing group of UK doctors dedicated to practising evidence-based, ethical and patient-centred medicine. Our group is borne out of increasing concerns that core principles of medical ethics are being disregarded, such as the oath to “First do no harm”, the respect for individual bodily autonomy and the need to obtain fully informed consent for all medical interventions.
Many doctors in the UK, and internationally, have become increasingly concerned about the safety profile of Covid-19 vaccines and the continued rollout of these products to the public, including children and pregnant women. Several doctors in DfPUK have submitted multiple Yellow Card reports of adverse events following their covid vaccinations to the MHRA. Not only this, but we have also signed letters to the JCVI, MHRA, RCOG, Prime Minister and others to express their concerns but have received little to no response or action taken.
