>>8729780 pb

>needs 2 man crews - 1 baker, 1 note-taker

some bakers, yes they prefer it - we all differ.

Also, there are a couple of "pro" note-takers--when bakers are workfagging note-takers can really help.

I like taking notes but lately have had eye strain. Have done a few ebakes bc i was not up to note-taking.

If there are anons who want to learn how to take notes (or ask q's about it), they can come to baking class. not everyone has to bake--those JUST interested in note-taking are welcome to become note-takers. Muh Collector does that (often takes notes in the am for bakers who are workfagging or otherwise busy).

SOMETIMES it's good to have 2 bakers

when shills are really aggressive

it can be pretty hellish to bake when bombarded by shills

especially when it's personal.

This applies especially at night, when bakers are often alone

Sometimes, when there is a new baker, i'll stick around

just to beat down shills who needle them about notables etc.

All bakers have to deal with shill eventually

but new or returning bakers have enough to deal with at the start.

>>8729775

we seem to have a lite crew right now baker

you relieved me a coupla breds ago

but i can't do too much

still have eye strain, kek

have to come and go a lot, not espec good for baking

blessings, baker-fren.

>>8729863

>>8729863

still eyestrain, want to bake moar than i'm doing

if still 25, i'd be on all the time, kek.

ima bakin' fool.

(but then, prolly wouldn't be able to pay the rent–there's always something).

yeah, baking was interesting last night

thought the board might stop completely

but it chugged along very slowly.

can bake a little tonight, will try to relieve doc at 2am but may not stick around too long. baked once today–again relieving doc, who'd prolly been on for hours doing Q breds, kek.

Laura Ingraham on padding Covid-10 death stats

about 25 mins after the hour.

Italy: only 12% have been coded as being directly caused by Covid-19.

In US: if Covid-19 is present at death, it's usually coded at the cause of death.

[From CDC guideline sheet, see Cap.]

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvss/vsrg/vsrg03-508.pdf

Laura asks Dr. Scott Jensen about this.

He says this coding is "ridiculous."

This is gaming the numbers.

Will undermine public trust.

Laura discusses idea that Covid-19 death stats are "padded". Plays clip of Fauci from presser talking about that being a "conspiracy theory."

Problem is that Covid-19 is a money maker. Scott says that a Medicare pays $39,000 for patients who go on a ventilator who have Covid-19 (usually $13,000). Talks about how this may impact death stats–rejects conspiracy theory idea voiced by Fauci:

Laura: So you reject what he [Fauci] said.

Scott: Absolutely.

>>8729951

Yes–swatting shills. not a trivial task.

>>8730021

yes, oldfag anons can be great shillswatters!

but actually baking adds another dimension

>>8729983

i uses to feel like anons "ought" to want to bake, note-take, etc. don't think so anymore, tho–everyone does what is right for them. but also realized that some anons who wanted to bake might do it if we helped them a little more. NB was the one who took this to the next level with baking classes tho - what a smart idea.

>>8730229

>lurking & swatting

add to list of key anon roles!

>>8730122

>weak shit to use note-takers

not true imo. breds must be baked at 751. bakers must work to make rent etc. many can bake when work fagging but cannot take notes. unless anons are ok with e-bakes, note-takers are needed to support the work.

>>8730143

Sure hope they are not putting patients on vents for money - that's really bad.

c. 55: mins after the hour.

Laura asking Barr about Gates Foundation idea that tracking mechanisms be used to certify that someone has been vaccinated against Covid-19.

Barr is concerned about that, not a fan.

>>8730184

>Anons aren't frustrated. People who want Anons to be frustrated are frustrated.

well-said, anon.

>>8730193

>"it was determined"

BY WHOM?

>>8730211

Well, don't know about covid become more virulent like a time bomb. But agree that whatever we know, we don't know enough. More misinfo than info.

>>8730351

>re shills: "they buzz around harmlessly"

depends. not when they are targeting specific bakers in a very personal and destructive. I've been on the receiving end, not good - and know it can sometimes trigger reactions that spiral into something quite destructive. That's the kind of stuff I swat–and swat very hard.

>>8730363

Sincerely doubt that no md would ever put someone on a vent for money. But can easily believe that–having put someone on a vent–it would be tempting to say it was for covid ($39,000 compensation) vs pneumonia ($13,000). Or more likely, for the md to be told to do so.

>>8730311

i've done these kind of notes but can't anymoar, peach mint was my last hurrah. thanks anon - tough to do, great job.

>>8730508

not the kind of thing one wants to compete over, really

doesn't matter

but once you see, you know when to hit back