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Karl Popper was outstanding and I recommend anything he wrote.

I read several of his books and changed my mind about philosophy.

I recommend starting with these;
The Open Society and Its Enemies
The Logic of Scientific Discovery
Popper Selections.



https://www.amazon.com/s?k=karl+popper&language=en_US&adgrpid=1232552845572439&hvadid=77034719405328&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=101249&hvnetw=s&hvqmt=e&hvtargid=kwd-77034787251013%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=28245_14637630&tag=txtstdbgdt-20&ref=pd_sl_2m3trm0yso_e


Note other book selections below.

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WTH?????

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NO ONE IS GETTING THE NEW COVID BOOSTER, DESPITE RELENTLESS CDC PROMOTION

by IAN MILLER
October 13, 2023


https://www.outkick.com/no-one-is-getting-the-new-covid-booster-despite-relentless-cdc-promotion/








Consequences For Health Authorities’ COVID Misinformation Now Abundantly Clear
According to the Department of Health and Human Services, roughly 7 million
Americans have received the latest COVID booster dose.

The population of the United States is estimated to be roughly 336 million, meaning
that just 2% of the country’s gotten the new vaccine. 2%. It’s hard to imagine a more
direct repudiation of the “experts” than that.

The CDC, its media partners, Joe Biden and outside “experts” spent much of the past
month hyping up the new boosters as “life saving” and necessary to protect yourself
and loved ones. Despite the fact that there is once again, no evidence whatsoever
suggesting that the vaccines reduce transmission or infections.

One Reuters article specifically detailed the administration’s intention to “urge” Americans
to get vaccinated again to prevent another wave of infections.

Heck, even Travis Kelce is out there, proudly wearing his Mr. Pfizer badge, spreading
misinformation about what the vaccines can do.


2% uptake is abysmal; even last year’s bivalent doses, another unmitigated disaster for the
government and its preferred “experts” saw uptake reach 56.5 million Americans. While these
new doses haven’t been around quite as long, 7 million shows that there’s little interest in
further doses, no matter how hard the COVID industrial complex tries. And they certainly try.

No one is listening to them anymore, because many in the public have finally realized that
most of the individuals involved in these promotional campaigns have any idea what they’re
talking about. They were told masks worked, that schools needed to be closed, that getting
vaccinated would stop the spread and prevent infections, the lab leak was a racist conspiracy
theory and that lockdowns were necessary.



All of that’s been proven wrong. And this is the inevitable result.

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Hezbollah saluting their leader. 

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That's not true.

Sometimes we use camping cots.

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I  don't know about used cars,but I just checked the price on new 4x4 Jeep cars with a PU bed (can't remember  what they call them) because a couple up the road from me already  had new "his and her" Jeep 4dr "cars" they bought right after they bought the lot and had a new modular home and garage built/put up.

Rode past their house last week-end,and  they now have "matching his and her" Jeep 4x4 pickups" in slightly different shades of yellow for driving on weekends when they don't feel like driving their "old jeeps".

 Yeah,they each also have 2 used economy cars of some sort they use to drive back and forth to work.

I KNEW they were going to be expensive,but I was actually shocked to see the sticker price on them EACH was $84,400  "ON SALE"!

They also have two children in elementary school.

Somehow,I suspect those children will end up living in a homeless shelter before they get out of school.

After all,when the economy collapses and the food lines start appearing,who are you going to sell them to when nobody but the wealthy have any money,and the wealthy  that wants them already  has  them?

BTW,in the spirit of full-disclosure,I bought a new Toyota Camry last year when my $300 Ranger pu bit the dust and it was going to cost me right at 3 grand for a new motor and additional "needs",as well as a couple  of weeks waiting  for the new  engine  to  come in and  get the swap made. I was driving 45 miles 1 way 3 times a week to  a wound clinic to  get my leg treated to keep it from being amputated,and there was no way I could afford to miss those appointments,so I bit the bullet and bought a new car. Didn't want to do it then,and am not happy about it even now,but  I had  no  choice.

IIRC,I  paid  $26,600 for the Camry,out the door. Damn thing gets between 40 and 53 MPG if I burn  Premium gas in it,though,depending on how much is open road and how much is city driving with red lights. Best I ever got with  the 4 cylinder Ranger was around 20 mpg.

Still miss the Ranger,though. There is a lot to be said for having a PU you can park anywhere and  leave the keys in it,and nobody  will steal it.

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