What’s up today? (Part 1)

More on Ivermectin… they censored peak prosperity, Dr John Campbell is at least able to get the word out.

Not sure how long his video will stay up.

Not sure if Ivermectin is available in the UK, medics should at least be pointed to the studies - if you know a medic, send them that way.

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A time for YouSafe

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All green…you just don´t know how to click…!

YouTube and Gmail up and running for me.

Not for me [cannot log in any more]

back for me

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Yip, me too now.

A link to the source of the graph would be good.

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This reminds me to the philosophy behind Erlang (a language/VM combo I sadly don’t speak yet): it got developed as a response to a lack of tools that would’ve been able to deal with a world where things broke but life couldn’t stop just because they did. So, they chose a somewhat inefficient but foolproof model: independent actors running parallel, zero shared state, communicating through messages alone.

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It was always a possibility - that our existence was mostly luck and not simply a probable set of events. IMO, Fermi paradox is solved.

Doesn’t mean there isn’t life out there, but it’s super highly unlikely to be nearby. At least anything scientists would mostly consider to be life.

Goodbye oil? If gasoline goes, so potentially do most oil products - from plastics to heating oil. The price per barrel will soar to a point that production effectively halts (because demand collapses).

Goodbye air travel, goodbye most transport. We are at a critical tipping point for humanity:

Maybe technological life won’t exist for much longer on our planet for much longer either. In any case I’d like a safe network to play with before it all comes crashing down!

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I saw an article the other day saying they were cut off by visa & mastercard.

It could be the driving force behind significantly increasing the use of cryptocurrency with people who have never been bothered before, 7th most visited site in the world.
I’m sure many of the people paying for memberships have had no need for crypto until now.

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It will be super fun if the porn causes Bitcoin to break 20k :lol:

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They removed also all user base content:
"The purge appears to have hit almost 9 million of the 13.5 million videos on Pornhub as of Sunday, or nearly two-thirds of all the content hosted on the site. "

Should be here ----> Things-that-would-not-have-happened-on-safe

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