there's a short clip also - it's in the end covid thread
TYB
Cute hat....still fit now dat he lost weight?
i been putting away survival supplies, kek. two blackouts in one week. sluggish services, public and private. self-reliance is a virtue.
gotta rest awhile, be back to pick up news n vues while the rest of ya'll r out on hot dates.
i tease u guise coz don think da hot date is what it used to be, sure isn't fer me
but it's Friday night, and weekends are different
deleted my FB account today.
There since 2009 but only used it when doing research on education. Social media was always about small talk, not muh thang. Now it's about censorship - not much thang either.
sorry, din get back
listening to a lecture by the guy who developed ivermectin, will post soon
yep, got juice enough for a while
William C. Campbell - Nobel Lecture: Ivermectin: A reflection on simplicity
Nobel Lecture on 7 December 2015 at Aula Medica, Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm.
https://youtu.be/YK0NcEm4TXg
This is the Merck scientist awarded the Nobel prize for discovering ivermectin. Very dignified man.
NOTES:
Wants to call attn to the idea of simplicity of science thru this lecture on ivermectin. Simplicity is widely celebrated in science as a matter of beauty, but wants to talk about it today as a matter of practicality.
The drug IVM was brought about by simple science. Started with a liquid fed to a mouse w/worms in 1975 - in a few days, the mouse was free of worms.
Led to development of IVM.
Action of ivermectin - it paralyzes the worms rather than killing them - but that works just as well. Works on immature worms, not mature ones. In the case of heartwork, this is good. Killing the end of the adult heartworm is bad for a dog. Used prophylactically to PREVENT heartworm. Active against pre-adult phase. Used once a month for prevention of heartworm in dogs.
Good for larvae of a parasite in horses, so he used it against a similar species in cattle.
What was it good for in humans?
River blindness - caused by a similar species of parasite.
Used against the early stages of river blindness in Senegal with success. Killed with baby worms - had to be cautious bc there was evidence that it could be dangerous to kill those tiny worms. But no problem. Kill the larvae and you solve the problem - it's the OFFSPRING to the worms that causes river blindness.
Merck said it would donate the drug for river blindness, so attracted a lot of interest from the WHO, the World Bank, and other groups. Many were involved in this process, including Jimmy Carter.
IVM made a huge difference in treatment of river blindness. Dr Roy Vagelos - decided it would be donated.
IVM will prevent river blindness; it will not kill it.
Warns against the hazards of indiscriminate use of any chemical - may have unforeseen consequences. Talks about the possibility of anti-parasitic vaccines.
How do we improve global health? Solutions are sometimes to be found in science that is simple.
Excellent lecture.''
Thought it might offer some insight into the use of IVM against "covid."
CAPS ATTACHED - Dr. Campbell, Dr. Vagelos, slides
https://youtu.be/YK0NcEm4TXg
stolen from qr
FOR WAKES
https://youtu.be/pNR_Sn6V0hc
hello puzzle anon
i am the very worst puzzle solver on the boards
KEK
i know everything has meaning
but figuring out the meaning is the challenge
too bad muh chess fren isn't on the boards
he is a genius with puzzles,
high school chess champion for the state two years in a row
u wan me to do MATH and it's gy shift
much better with poetry or essays
even MEMES
didja post on qr? it's a mellow shift there tonite
well, he bans everbody
hope u got a vpn
ODE TO A REEEE
i think that i shall never see
a post as lovely as a REEEE....
A REEEE whose whose funny memes are dressed
Against some maiden's burgeoning breast;
A REEE that lasts throughout the day
Until some anon comes to pray;
Upon whose bosom lips have lain;
Who seeks companionship, in vain.
Poems are made by fools like me,
But only anons "get" a REEEE.
like dat, like dis too -
I met a traveller from an antique land
Who said: "Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them and the heart that fed:
And on the pedestal these words appear:
My name is Ozymandias, king of kings;
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away."
โโPercy Shelley's "Ozymandias"
Evening baker here
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din post much (one dig)
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din note
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din bake
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DID do 1 poem
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DID shitpost on /qr/
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DID make a few changes on the catalog....notice anything different? we got a new edit feature, hahahahahaha
back killin me so i'm gonna skate out
ouchy ouchy but habby
see ya'll in a few hours
too bad wakes aint here to clean up da mess, we'll hafta limp along....
BLESSINGS.
'nite.