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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3f0VRtY9oTs . These doctors had a press conference in California which I believe DerEchte posted a link to. Their video got lots of views and then got taken down by YouTube. This is their interview with Journeyman Pictures youtube channel. In it they discuss...

Yes you are right. Food is food. it isn't necessarily about the group. It is weird to make no mention of fats if you mention carbs and proteins. You probably have a very low fat diet as that is how most people who do high carbs manage to survive - there are known issues with metabolizing...

If we were to follow your argument to its conclusion, people who die from any disease are statistical outliers because most people don't have the disease and most people don't die. We just accept the numbers without discussing causes, processes etc. There are many reasons people don't change...

Here is an example of the kind of thing I am talking about. It shows you the disconnect between 1) official dietary guidelines and the medical establishment, and 2) what we knows actually cures diabetes...

I am not sure why you think just omitting the bun would be a bad thing. One of my favorite meals is to get 4 beef patties from McDonalds or Burger King, sometimes with bacon. I cannot stand cheese, it inflames me, so I don't eat it. But people who can do well on dairy can go with it. I can't...

This gets more depressing all the time.

Pulse oximeters are the big thing now in COVID19 because many people can't tell they are getting short of breath with the virus until it is too serious. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/24/well/live/coronavirus-pulse-oximeter-oxygen.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r__rOU2G_P8 Dr Aseem Malhotra being interviewed by Dr Mark Hyman on how metabolic disease is driving the pandemic. There is a discussion of a lot of medical issues that may be common knowledge for someone in the low carb world, but a lot of it will not sound...

If you can find the video or article where Britt Hume says that people should be willing to die for the stock market, then I will take it back. It is more likely a misrepresentation of what he said by people who think that he is the scum of the earth because their political views don't align...

Your point is well made and taken. In my mind, the researchers would have made the point if that was the goal. But maybe it is being done secretly and that is my blindspot.

Some or them are clearly misrepresented but let us leave that aside for a second. Are you saying that your grandparents would not be willing to die to guarantee you a better future if they were presented with the issue as a binary choice (forget the political dimension for a second)?

My father sent me that a while back and I posted it here. I don't think it is clear to me what that article really means. The bioweapon angle in a lab with such low funding makes me feel some of it is overblown. But I would need more benchmarks for an intelligently evaluation. It read more...

Moses is a very good player, so I don't think it is that straightforward. That said, the one thing I have found consistent with most players who default to a lobbing style is that they almost never play close the table forehand counterloops. So I am a big fan of spinning with heavy topspin to...

The incompetence continues... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez7htYA5280

Looks like CNN is finally beginning to realize that it can't continue to advocate mindlessly for locking down the whole economy. Smerconish yesterday and this today. https://youtu.be/92ro9jN0b4E

The interviewee, who is a Professor at Stanford Medical school, believes that mask wearing and hygienic practices seemed to slow the disease spread in every situation he looked at even before the advent of social distancing. His issue with the 2mm number was that it didn't track with any data...

The interviewee in this video argues that if the coronavirus had been left to spread in America, it was more likely to have killed 200K people in total than the 2 million people predicted by Ferguson and the Imperial College. He is worth listening to. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl-sZdfLcEk&

Didn't notice - did see the new note at the beginning and I thoroughly enjoyed both versions.

I would argue it is really smashing technique and practice, Pocket Rocket plays too many topspins so Moses has to do less with the ball. Moses is pretty good at attacking too, so he doesn't give you points off like most people with that style, but in any case, it is a very hard style to play...

I watched the whole thing without noticing any of the resolution issues. Must be very technical.