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"Prediction is hard. Especially about the future." But what does it matter? We can ignore the future. All we have to do is put on our VR headsets when we wake in the morning, and enjoy the rest of the day on the French Riviera.

For those inteested in Ivermectin as a treatment for Covid infection see: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2115869 This is the most thorough and relaible study of Ivermectin in the treatment of Covid infections I am aware of.

...because the anecdote you describe is not a valid test of Ivermectin's effectiveness against Covid virus. The controlled tests that have been carried out show that Ivermcin is not an effective in vivo treatment for Covid virus. An anecdote you report of sudden turn around in the course of...

It's wrong to say still no cure. It is correct to say still no cure for many cancers. But the cures for some are remarkable. Lymphomas for example. The basic premise underlying much cancer research is that cancer is a genetic disease. My own view is that this may be wrong, and that the...

That could lead to a government/private-sector partnership model that's been not only highly popular among health insurers but has made U.S. Healthcare unique among the developed nations of the world: The insurance companies cover the young and healthy while individuals partner with the...

Yup. Echelon, That's the guy we are talking about here.

Some here who may not know much about Peter Schiff may find this interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Schiff

I'd guess you haven't read many of my posts, or perhaps you did not understand them, which would be my fault.. I've only read one post of yours, so far as I can recall, so I'm going to give you the benefit of a doubt that you can do better. Schiff's been around for a long time, and so have...

He understands neither money nor markets. He has nearly everything wrong. And that might explain why he is so consistently off on his predictions. A guy like Schiff should buy gold and hold it. At least that will keep him more or less level with inflation over time.

Have a nice day.

Excellent advice from a scientific point of view, in my opinion, so long as "may" replaces "can". Ideally, for males under 70 and for good overall health I'd shoot for total T in the 600 to 900 range and that would allow for the occasional excursion above or below. (regardless there will be no...

its code. its not meant for you.

The popcorn's hot; the Budweiser's cold. I'm waiting. If you think a 78 year-old, wrinkled orange bag has any chance against a firecracker dressed in Chloé, think again.

at least you're leaning on your expertise now. :D

Ha ha ha. Can you guys at least try to think up something original. "Swift Boating" is tiresome and boring.

:rolleyes: ipatent, it's obvious, so don't try to deny it. Both you and Donald are being driven nuts by Kamala and Tim. It's not only obvious, it's pathetic.:D

Indeed! Very well put. Whatever his faults, Trump projects them onto his opposition. So when he tried to steal the 2020 election, the chant from Trump and his fellow would-be thieves became "stop the steal" -- people died and many went to prison. The ring leader remains at large, but it seems...

The Post has reasonable criticisms of Harris's proposals; yet I admire Harris's ability to connect with "joe the plumber". In this respect she is like Trump, but that's where the similarity ends. "Price gouging" is political speak for taking advantage of a generalized inflation to increase...

It remains an unanswered question whether Trump's pointless utterances are intentional, and why would they be?, or an uncontrollable consequence of his being biologically dimwitted. I think it must be the latter. The quote below from Trump's mouth is a perfect example of the words salads of...

Ah ha ha ha , is that what's his name, Bubbles?, with the helmut on?