States Want to Eliminate All Childhood Vaccinations dlvr.it/SJ4L93
“This is the State of Georgia Health Department’s official outline of vaccination requirements for child care and school attendance”
Several COVID anti-vaxxers drafted legislation that would incidentally overturn this schedule in order to avoid COVID vaccines
"A BILL to amend Chapter 1 of Title 50 of the Official Code of Georgia, relating to general provisions regarding state government, so as to prohibit state and local governments from mandating vaccine passports..."
Imagine for a moment that this same anti-Science/Q-anon/RFK Jr. types, relying on memes of debunked nonsense, somehow managed to prevent Polio vaccines from being mandated.
Mandates prevent THEIR kids from giving YOUR kids Polio.
Vaccines prevent infectious diseases from spreading, lower the number of people who become sick, hospitalized, or die.
But Omicron is a milder variant!
Not for your kids: Omicron is 47% more severe in children than previous variants + the further mutated “stealth Omicron” variant, BA.2, is next up to bat.
Tracking the virus in wastewater is helping some cities and hospitals respond to the most recent wave of the coronavirus, but a more coordinated national effort is needed, experts say.
“It will be over my dead body that I’ll have to get a shot” -Sarah Palin, offering her thoughts on the coronavirus vaccine at a far-right conference in Arizona over the weekend.
General Electric is ending a century as a massive conglomerate by splitting into 3 parts.
It is front-page news. Lots of events led to this, but you may not be familiar with some of the more nefarious issues that caused GE to stumble, then collapse.
A thread.
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Its history:
The company was a household name practically since it was founded by Thomas Edison in the 19th century. It was a key member of all major indices, including the Dow Jones Industrials
GE began the 21st century as the most valuable conglomerate in America. The architect of this success was Jack Welch, often described as the best CEO of the 20th century.
I find lists enormously helpful when using Twitter --instead of trying to drink from the firehose, dipping into a curated list makes the onslaught manageable.
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When I am interested in a narrow specific topic, I try to assemble the leading thinkers in a space that allows me to dive in when I want to.