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Feb 15
Liability is the foundation of a free people, without liability each individuals freedom is infinitley limited by the actions of others with no real recourse...meaning we are not free at all.
Liability is a keystone to protection for every person from others
Liability creates accountability through potentially devastating monetary damages
Liability creates proactive effort to avoid
Liability forces the ask what is reasonably knowable to ensure no harm
Liability protects against neglence
Liability protects against incompetence
Liability protects against ill intent...
Exclusion from liability removes the economic control that protects us
Exclusion trivializes real borne costs and negates accountability, is immoral, and serves to limit creation of proof, through lack of common law development
Liability exclusion should not be constitutional, but since it appears to be --
Bruesewitz v. Wyeth LLC (2011) affirming the 1986 creation of the no fault special federal court method and VICP, sidestepping normal legal processes
uscfc.uscourts.gov/sites/cfc…
Sad part is, you get to look up your approved injury claims on tables and they decide to acknowledge you did or did not suffer the issue.
"Types of Compensation
The VICP provides compensation for past and future medical expenses, rehabilitation, therapies, special education expenses, equipment and placement. For pain and suffering, the VICP provides a maximum of $250,000. The VICP also provides compensation for 'lost earnings.' The VICP provides a $250,000 award for a vaccine-related death."
If it is covid and new 1 year only limit via CICP ...yet injury may build or not even be diagnosed until after the 1 year hrsa.gov/cicp
I discovered this after 1 year myself
"On the rare chance you suffered a serious injury, or the death of a loved one, from the administration or use of a covered countermeasure, you may be eligible to file a claim for benefits.
You must file a Request for Benefits Package within one year of receiving or using the countermeasure that you believe caused the injury. You must also provide proof that a covered countermeasure was administered or used."
Being entered into VAERs with an injury should automatically create your entry and establish your claim. Even if VAERs did, CICP has acknowledged and paid almost nothing with only 26 people given an average of $4k. 1 trip to the ER for heart issues is about $10k, and that is just to stabilize you, it does nothing to solve for it...
mctlaw.com/vaccine-injury/va…
Feb 14
S.3853 - A bill to amend the Public Health Service Act to end the liability shield for vaccinemanufacturers, and for other purposes
congress.gov/bill/119th-cong…
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Jun 10
Interesting article for anyone suffering #tinnitus specifically post #covid19 and perhaps #brainfog
PEA and Luteolin may have benefit
Adding to my stack
By Arianna Di Stadio and others
frontiersin.org/journals/neu…
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Jun 10
Another data source on PEA
May 30
Interesting discussion and data repository posted by @MRDulaX. @fire_bottle take a look x.com/i/status/2060461711660…
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Jun 10
Previous @grok discussion regarding luteolin and other items.
Jun 5
Brain fog potential supplement break down by @grok
Scroll to the final section
Multimodal Non-Prescription Approaches to Brain Fog in Long COVID and MCAS: Mechanisms of Luteolin, Antihistamines (e.g., Loratadine), Nicotine, Nattokinase, PEA, and Adjunctive Supplements
grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMw_93…
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Jun 5
Brain fog potential supplement break down by @grok
Scroll to the final section
Multimodal Non-Prescription Approaches to Brain Fog in Long COVID and MCAS: Mechanisms of Luteolin, Antihistamines (e.g., Loratadine), Nicotine, Nattokinase, PEA, and Adjunctive Supplements
grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMw_93…
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Jun 3
Downloaded -- will read
Regardless of opinions -- data, processes, and outcomes matter
On N1's
If you suffered nothing that does not mean no one did or will
If you suffered something, that means there is a probability
The first is always wrong
Friends, I'm sharing with you the latest version of my report on Pfizer's clinical trials for its COVID vaccine.
This document has been used in complaints against French health authorities, a legal action for abuse of power against the ANSM (French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety), and a criminal complaint for aggravated deception and administering a substance without consent.
This report demonstrates that the population has not received the product tested into the clinical trial with the 95% efficacy so touted by politicians, journalists, and TV doctors, and that, at the time it was authorized, there were no results on efficacy and satefty.
It highlights incomplete results, multiple risks and missing information, as well as numerous methodological problems and even fraud that invalidate all the results.
If you don't have the courage to read it in its entirety, at least read the conclusion, which is unequivocal. This product is the biggest scandal in the history of the pharmaceutical industry: lies, mass manipulation, refusal to acknowledge the victims…
In the future, be vigilant.
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Jun 1
#NewXAndroidFeedback
Hello, the android back button and the play/pause interfere on my Samsung Galaxy s25 ultra... please move it in or over top of video...
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Jun 1
Interesting posts by @Outdoctrination and @exfatloss regarding magnesium and CLA for CVD
I asked @grok to review CLA. Looks interesting, but supplement isomer form issue may make food the best option -- heavy cream and butter for the win grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMw_4b…
Skill issue seems valid the below stack seems a good start outside of diet:
Primary --
Vit K2 mk4 calcium control
Vit C for arterial lesion repair (less plaque as repair burden)
Lysine to blunt LDL deposition
Nattokinase to breakdown soft plaque clots
Low dose aspirin to limit clot formation Magnesium glycinate as noted in the post
Sun exposure -- natual cholesterol to not just pre-vit D but lumisterol or tachysterol which have cvd benefits
DHA for stiffness and reduction of damage via mechanical shear forces
Additional to consider --
Ubiquionol
Red/NIR light
Citrulline
Tadalifil (low dose)
Curcumin
Apigenin
Quercetin
Tocotreinols > Tocopherols
Astaxanthin
Zeanthinin
Etc..
What's your take on the supp side?
May 31
You can reverse arterial plaques with magnesium, with dairy fat (CLA).. at this point, heart attacks are really a skill issue.
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May 30
Interesting discussion and data repository posted by @MRDulaX. @fire_bottle take a look x.com/i/status/2060461711660…
May 29
Be PEA:
- Potent Mast Cell stabiliser
- Repairs the gut lining
- Relieves pain
- Crushes inflammation
- Be ridiculously cheap
Everyone just somehow sleeps on it, clients of mine benefit as much from this as supplements 4x the price.
PEA is definitely underrated
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May 30
Had @grok do a review of pea and sea. Looking to summarize their reels and how they work. Curious to hear Brad's take and if PEA would be good stacked with his suggested SEA
grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMw_c3…
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May 3
Posting this for focus. Plasmalogens look interesting as a vector for long covid. Thoughts?
May 3
I asked @grok to do a review posted below. The response seems muted, but a can be sued as a spring board. Overall this looks interesting and might be helpful for long covid. Looping in @IreneMavrakakis for covid visibility
grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMw_08…
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May 2
Agree with @IreneMavrakakis
A free society values & protects Agency
Restrictions on individual freedom erode that & must be limited
Forced medical intervention is the ultimate trespass. Should be rare, for emergencies to yourself, when you lack capacity, & be limited
Absolutely agree.
“Bodily autonomy is our basic unit of liberty“
COVID mania tyranny violated our most basic liberties- the right to determine what is done to and or put in our bodily freely.
We must have absolute bodily autonomy.
Our ability to choose what is done to our own body and the right to refuse any medical procedures including vaccines, masks, tests, lockdowns and social distancing is absolute
There cannot be coercion or force nor any interference in our ability to have life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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May 1
Good mitochondrial health interview. Thank you @MikhailaFuller for putting @ChrisMasterjohn on. Been following his work years.
Apr 30
Here’s a podcast about mitochondrial dysfunction. From all my years of using ketogenic diets like the lion diet for health, getting impacted by mold, experiencing SSRI induced withdrawal/damage, it finally appears like the root cause is mitochondrial dysfunction at a cellular level. The research into this is cutting edge and fascinating. @ChrisMasterjohn, a PhD in nutritional sciences, runs a mitochondrial testing company called Mitome and is unbelievably knowledgeable about mitochondrial dysfunction.
We get into what serotonin is actually doing in your body, why SSRIs and benzodiazepines are actually mitochondrial drugs in ways nobody prescribing them understands, why the lion diet and other keto diets work from a biochemistry standpoint, why mega-dosing supplements can harm you, what B vitamins and red meat have to do with inflammation, how mold toxicity and food reactions can produce identical symptoms and more.
This one is for anyone who has been chronically sick and wants to understand what’s going on at a cellular level.
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Jan 22
AI is inescapable and the danger is to make us incapable simply through ease of use
Tools, Crutches, and Leverage Multipliers:
Tools -- Help you do something better, faster, and reduce cost. Proper tool use requires proficiency and depth of understanding and typically growth...
Crutch -- Inability to perform, explain, and do without the tool renders the tool a crutch. Note that care must be taken when one simply cannot perform and activity except in the context of the tool. Once inside the context can you function using it as a tool or does it do the work as you observe?
We all suffer from tool based automation reducing us to observer. The presence of a tool before developing depth becomes a barrier to achieving that depth. The easier it is to use the tool, the less likely depth and understanding develop. Curious people will dig in, most will not, and yet there is a depth created with the tool itself, a meta depth, which can create advances beyond!
Leverage -- Since tools reduce time and have a nature of their own, the proficiency in the tool is likely as important as the underlying aspect it is replacing. If a user has good depth before the tool and trains to understand the tool, you move from tool to leveraged multiplier. Failure to understand the depth before the tool makes it initially a crutch. Good depth and low tool understanding renders simply a tool...
Questions to ask:
Can you do math without the calculator?
Do you try to figure things out before letting the tool do it
Do you switch between you doing it and the tool to validate both your understanding and the tools result?
Can you leverage the tool to do things beyond your physical limits, but not your depth of understanding
Did you learn something through using the tool?
Or, do you let the tool work for you and hope the result is correct...
AI, smart phones, internet search, graphing calculators, spell check, etc... are Tools, very powerful tools.
They become a crutch when ease of use diminishes the perceived need know, leading to not knowing. We cannot be wise if we do not know, and not knowing means we do not understand the information that the data contains...
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Apr 23
AI is a force multiplier, but lacks crediting source like the content aggregators who read your content and present it without attribution... creating a negative feedback loop for posting content if not properly supported and credited...
@nikitabier @grok @cybercpu @xai @elonmusk
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Apr 23
AI is a force multiplier, but lacks crediting source like the content aggregators who read your content and present it without attribution... creating a negative feedback loop for posting content if not properly supported and credited...
@nikitabier @grok @cybercpu @xai @elonmusk
Apr 22
Correct. Once you out it out there, they scrape it as public domain
Creative thought does not then get reinforced via recognition, often expressed as payment
Without recognition as to who created something, the motivation to continue disappears as no one enjoys working hard, developing something just to play to the abyss
While AI could be used to help create new, the output will be captured if shared or non-local A| was used...defeating the same psychological and or financial support content creation should generate
AI may be left to repeat and extrapolate on what is currently present creating an interesting inflection point because those who would have created content are no |onger rewarded for it...
|f we do not value individuals and their creations, they will cease to create...
We are entering a dark age of echo chambered information, stopping creativity and the generation of knowledge and wisdom by stealing a massive motivation lever -- recognition
We must respect the individual and their creations...
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Apr 23
@WarClandestine aggregator issue
x.com/i/status/2045832191607…
Apr 19
@nikitabier
Any chance your work on content repost could identify near verbatim posts and apply an attribution note?
2 methods:
1. Account that post has view history (easy method) but easy to bypass
2. Post content % match to there (harder)
3. If found what method do we have to claim original source is it just community notes
Auto detection for true source would stop the content stealing and raise other accounts up making x more of a content creator instead of content aggregator
@grok since x can see what we look at wouldn't an x post compare be trivial for when persons posts, making them have to use a separate account if they wanted to obfuscate? How hard would option 2 be? Would option 3 be the only method?
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Apr 23
@CaryKelly11 content aggregator issue
x.com/i/status/2046963145827…
Apr 22
Another example of aggregator vs content creator
@CaryKelly11
x.com/i/status/2046757734343…
If x could show source and give all views/monetization to originator of copied that would be good
If a person cites it, then split should occur as they are expanding reach...
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Jan 22
AI is inescapable and the danger is to make us incapable simply through ease of use
Tools, Crutches, and Leverage Multipliers:
Tools -- Help you do something better, faster, and reduce cost. Proper tool use requires proficiency and depth of understanding and typically growth...
Crutch -- Inability to perform, explain, and do without the tool renders the tool a crutch. Note that care must be taken when one simply cannot perform and activity except in the context of the tool. Once inside the context can you function using it as a tool or does it do the work as you observe?
We all suffer from tool based automation reducing us to observer. The presence of a tool before developing depth becomes a barrier to achieving that depth. The easier it is to use the tool, the less likely depth and understanding develop. Curious people will dig in, most will not, and yet there is a depth created with the tool itself, a meta depth, which can create advances beyond!
Leverage -- Since tools reduce time and have a nature of their own, the proficiency in the tool is likely as important as the underlying aspect it is replacing. If a user has good depth before the tool and trains to understand the tool, you move from tool to leveraged multiplier. Failure to understand the depth before the tool makes it initially a crutch. Good depth and low tool understanding renders simply a tool...
Questions to ask:
Can you do math without the calculator?
Do you try to figure things out before letting the tool do it
Do you switch between you doing it and the tool to validate both your understanding and the tools result?
Can you leverage the tool to do things beyond your physical limits, but not your depth of understanding
Did you learn something through using the tool?
Or, do you let the tool work for you and hope the result is correct...
AI, smart phones, internet search, graphing calculators, spell check, etc... are Tools, very powerful tools.
They become a crutch when ease of use diminishes the perceived need know, leading to not knowing. We cannot be wise if we do not know, and not knowing means we do not understand the information that the data contains...
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Apr 19
Liability is the best method our legal system offers for recognizing and then controlling for injury
Please read the petition
As a physician, I believe in transparency and the fundamental right to hold manufacturers accountable.
The 1986 law has made it nearly impossible for those harmed to seek justice.
I’m proud to support the efforts of @RepGosar and @RandPaul to repeal the 1986 Act and bring accountability back to the industry.
It’s time for a change.
Check out the petition here: vacsafety.org
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Apr 18
Science is never settled
Data is key
Data is controlled by gatekeepers
If you limit the data, you control the science
Kudos @MaryBowdenMD for pushing to expand the data!
Great news! We’ve raised enough to pay for the IRB for our first clinical trial to help those injured from the COVID shots!
We have six more trials that need funding for IRB approval ($3500 per application.) Please help if you can.
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Donated today
Also callout to the below -- more eyes more data more solutions
@MaryBowdenMD
@IreneMavrakakis
@RobertKennedyJr
@RWMaloneMD
@drbeen_medical amazing resource during covid
@MarkGordon51519 / @MarkLGordon TBI tbihelpnow.org/
And many others. We need the science, which needs the data!
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