🎓 Doc Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@qoto.org

Ya know, russian beer isnt horrible. I mean its probably going to give me radiation poisoning, but its not bad.

Im in russia and no one speaks english. Damn immigrants need to go back to their own country.

@trinsec
I just woke up. Time stop existing for me like 15 hours ago

@trinsec
9 more hours

@trinsec
They have other all you can drink choices yea :)

@straw
A potato restaurant sounds right up my fat ass carb loving ally.

@lucifargundam
No one ever abducts me. Im begining to wonder if anyone loves me enough at all.

The russian airport lounge has all you can drink vodka. Why am i not surprised.

@lucifargundam
I have completely stopped wearing them. It feels too much like hypochondria to me

Man they are very fast and loose with the masks here in Russia. Almost no one is qearing one. I love it!

@mystik

No, and i have little interest in discussing that

@phoenix

@trinsec
There is a lounge here with unlimits food and drink. My goal is to have alcohol poisoning before i start to care

@trinsec
Its cause you need a special visa. I thought the hotel was at the airport and the hotel told me i didnt need a visa. Turns out you do

@trinsec
I did ues

@p2501 @selea @phoenix
But yea feel free to disengage no worries.

@p2501
Yes, but there are some things that are direct measures like viral load. Thus why i am relying on what few direct measures we have to draw conclusions and avoid fallacy
@selea @phoenix

@p2501

I explained earlier why the higher incidence among unvaccinated is a post hoc procter hoc fallacy

@selea @phoenix

@icedquinn

Most vaccines arent tainted by a overwhelming political agenda. Everyone is so fervent out of fear that any realistic evaluation of the situation may weaken confidence in vaccines and the medical community.

@phoenix @p2501 @selea

@icedquinn

The main problem with the vaccines is pretty much that. Assumptions based on poor data, and a clear agenda. Scientific rigor went out the window for much of the vaccine process.

@phoenix @p2501 @selea

@p2501
The problem with that inference is that you could just as easily explain it as people having built natural immunity to delta via previous infections (even asymptomatic ones). This is why direct evidence (like viral loads) trumps any evidence based off of patterns in the population

And yes since i suggest people get vaccinated and at the same time am saying that the vaccine appears useless against delta, this would suggest i am approaching it in an unbias way
@selea @phoenix