No it isn't. The burden of proof is absolutely on the maker of the drug demanding it be injected into every single child in the US or world.

And they have *not* done that. To the contrary, they have spent decades doing everything they can to avoid highly specific and robust data on it. That alone should be a horribly bright red flag.

Again, feel free to take all the time you like, and find me a clinical trial, placebo controlled, that studies the side effects of aluminum hydroxide or the other adjuvants. Just go find one.

The burden of proof is *always* on the person who demands intervention and makes the *explicit* claim that it is perfectly safe.

Isn’t this what FTX did with their employees?

The next step is to define illicit with a blurry definition...

Can you guess the second rule?

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According to general theory of relativity. Nothing survives black hole and nothing rscapes its gravity field. However according to new theory, information can travel through black hole

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I know everybody's excited about the SEC losing in court, and it is indeed an important victory, but it's worth bearing in mind that Gensler knew he was acting outside the law long before the verdict. The largest institutions care less about what is legal than what they can get away with.

Given how long it takes the courts to rule, it is a reminder that in the context of the government's own misconduct, there are limits to the utility of law.

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I can recommend Mozart, echoes by Pink Floyd, and What a Wonderful World by satchmo too.

🤨 So, this is what Gen Z classifies as entertainment?! Hmmm... gross.