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What you mention does not invalidate the point made by dealmaker's post. For a long discussion of the money supply and inflation see post #22 here https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/economists-on-the-run.347673/page-3#post-5163382

Thanks very much. I'll take a look at it.

Trump is lying when he says he is taking hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic measure. In someone morbidly obese as he is it would be dangerous to take it long term. It is not a harmless drug. No responsible physician would prescribe it for prophylactic use in that way, especially for someone...

I didn't give your post above a "like" because I didn't want it to be interpreted necessarily as an endorsement of zinc quercetin etc. Yet I like what you say. Interestingly, Pauling was well known for saying American Medicine was way too conservative. I personally heard him say it! And he...

Sorry to take so long to get back to you. Been super busy. Earlier I just did a quick estimate in my head using only the difference in wages and came up with~20%. At breakfast I got out my 60 year old Hewlett Packard reverse polish calculator, and with the payroll taxes included its a ~26%...

Those are basically my thoughts as well. We all want to get this over as soon as possible, and to that end whatever works is welcome. This sort of thing, a thing that knows no national or state boundaries and responds to population density (lack of distancing) and opportunity (infected plus...

Well, there is a big difference between topical, which has a somewhat better chance to align with in vitro studies, and intracellular, which requires getting past the cell membrane. I am aware that it is claimed the hydroxychloroquine is helpful in the latter regard. I didn't make it clear, but...

The zinc thing is another unproven remedy. No doubt it comes from the finding that Zn++ is virustatic/virucidal in vitro at sufficient concentrations, thus the zinc gluconate lozenges sold to treat colds. Apparently they work to some extent if used at first signs of infection. But that's a...

Use of bacteria phages has been commonly used as a research tool in biochemistry and molecular biology research labs for many many years.

Hydroxychloroquine's efficacy in treating Covid is not a political question; it is a scientific question that's been answered to the satisfaction of most professionals in the medical field. It is pointless to argue it further. There will always be those, even in the medical racket, that are...

I'm OK with Herbie's passing, but I am hoping we can keep our Jackass president alive at least long enough to get him checked in to a comfy federal prison. My life won't really be complete until I see that Jackass in cuffs. Please, god, keep him safe from Covid and alive long enough for the new...

Is is possible, I wonder, to not wish death on someone, and yet believe that the world is somewhat better without them?

In my opinion you are making the right decisions and have reasonable concerns. When nearly everyone is vaccinated, the risk to even the non-vaccinated decreases. Those parents who are not allowing their children to be vaccinated are shirking their social responsibilities...

The interesting thing to me is that when you, as a U.S. citizen, actually do this, as I have, you find out how thoroughly you've been brainwashed.

Well that's a big risk. What if those cooperate lawyer kids contract mumps or chicken pox as adults? With everyone else being vaccinated the chances are less, but it could happen.

There are quite a few treatments being tested around the world. The NIH website lists all that have been reported to NIH along with the stage each test program is in. Missing from the list so far is apple cider vinegar, and radish juice with "testofen". I eagerly await the results from these...

2 or 3 died? I would expect 100% accuracy in that datum. Currently, based on the numbers below, the U.S. death rate among all testing positive is 3%. Keep in mind the considerable error in the positive test number because early antibody tests used in the U.S. had insufficient specificity for...

I propose that Baron require everyone to pass a little test before they are allowed to post anything on ET; a test kinda like the Alzheimer's test Trump's been bragging about passing, but not as hard. The ET test would only need one question. For example this one below would be sufficient...

bing bing boing.

azithromycin = Zithromax