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17 Aug, 5 tweets, 3 min read
@HeatherEHeying: “Bret never said that a person with a headache “is having mRNA go into their brain”.

@BretWeinstein on @joerogan: “[spike from mRNA vaccines] shreds the blood-brain barrier. So, it opens up holes into the brain.”
Also @BretWeinstein:
So @HeatherEHeying can we conclude that, contrary to your claims, your substack article was NOT coauthored by Bret? That’s a more plausible hypothesis than you straight up lying.

naturalselections.substack.com/p/on-driving-s…

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10 Sep
Sorry @yaneerbaryam but that’s actually a myth — that if you don’t finish the full term of your prescribed antibiotic, “your body” can somehow produce a novel antibiotic-resistant strain of bacteria.
If the bacterial strain you are infected with does not already have a mechanism to pump out or circumvent the antibiotic you are using, it won’t be able to produce mutations to invent one in the few days that you’re actively killing it with the drug.
And given that bacterial replication cycle takes mere hours, just a few days of antibiotics should pretty much wipe out the entire population in your body. Unless it is resistant already, of course.
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29 Aug
Longevity researchers know that many amphibian species have pretty long lifespans: various kinds of frogs live for 20+ years. But this guy is a longevity champion! Meet European Proteus (or olm), whose average lifespan is 69 years and is estimated to live to 100+.
What is even more surprising is that it is not some kind of a giant, like, for example, the Japanese salamander (pictured), weighing in at 20 kg, living up to 50 years. No, the little dude in the previous tweet weighs only 150 grams.
By the way, continuing with the theme of miniature centenarians: it has long been known that giant turtles can live for a very long time — up to 200 years, if not more.
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27 Aug
Some are using this preprint to claim natural immunity is stronger than one from vaccines. Which, even if true, is irrelevant because natural immunity has a huge risk of killing you or giving you long Covid, unlike vaccines.

But this isn’t what it shows.

medrxiv.org/content/10.110…
The Israeli standard for fully vaccinated is different from that and the rest of the world because Israel used only 3 weeks as the interval between the two doses, which we now know is too short. So their comparison between “fully vaccinated” and unvaccinated is invalid.
But this study shows me something more valuable: catching Covid twice is very rare: 37/14029=0.26%, ie natural immunity is 99.74% protective. Which is AWESOME news for eradicating Covid — hey, even if you don’t want to take the vaccine, no worries, Delta will inoculate you.
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25 Aug
Hey @fullydavid, how dare you call me “a bit of a dick”? Seriously?? That just hurts, man. “A bit”??? Please refer to me as Biggus Dickus!

Ok, but in seriousness, you could see in this video that @BretWeinstein and @HeatherEHeying were also bitty-dicky, and they were so FIRST.
PS: and boy do Bret and Heather look stupid now in their questioning of my half-life analysis, especially after Pierre Kory himself modified his FLCCC protocol to be BIWEEKLY, as he himself got Covid despite being on the “100% effective”ivermectin 😂😂😂
PPS: for all those unfamiliar with the classics:
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20 Aug
If anybody is interested in my deep dive into intermittent fasting, caloric restriction and the impact (or lack thereof) of dietary interventions on human longevity, here is a series of articles I wrote on this topic in 2017:

habr.com/post/404123/
habr.com/ru/post/404217/
Here’s my own 5-day fasting experience:

habr.com/ru/post/404297/
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15 Aug
Wild goose chase time. For my friends at the @CIA to follow up on. So remember how Milan, Italy is like Europe’s Wuhan?

Wouldn’t you know it, there is a virology lab in nearby Bellinzona that’s been studying coronaviruses.
And publishing papers like this in 2019: “Unexpected Receptor Functional Mimicry Elucidates Activation of Coronavirus Fusion”.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
You know who else was interested in coronavirus membrane fusion in 2019? Shi Zhengli and her coauthors working on their pan-CoV fusion inhibitor:

nature.com/articles/s4142…
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