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Ghost Tower Defies Odds: Bangkok's Abandoned Icon Survives Quake
The reason it did not get finished is they charged the owner of the company with trying to kill a senir judge. Financing was the main issue then and you have to wonder with the vacancy rates now whether financing would still be an issue. It is in a great location so it will be interestingtosee if anyone makes a dealwith the family that owns it. -
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Ghost Tower Defies Odds: Bangkok's Abandoned Icon Survives Quake
This building survived earthquake. . . so did a 1001 others in Bangkok ! A non-story ! -
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'I need change for the phone.'
You do know that you are asking Bob if it has any nous! -
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Texas Children Suffer Vitamin A Poisoning Amid Measles Outbreak Following RFK Jr's Claims
Firstly it is not RFKjr's fault if parents give their kids an overdose of anything. And secondly just like the so called Ivermectin overdoses I'll bet that this too is a media scare story trying to discredit him yet again. -
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Healthy 1 year old girl dies of multi seizures less than 12 hours after receiving 6 vaccines
Only 10, there are thousands saying the opposite. Are you familiar with the Black Swan analogy, which is the litmus test for accepting a scientific hypothesis as the current best approximation of reality? John Stuart Mill , rephrasing David Hume: “No amount of observations of white swans can allow the inference that all swans are white, but the observation of a single black swan is sufficient to refute that conclusion.” Applying that cornerstone of science to your post. The 'thousands of articles' that you mention (haven't come across any of them, but that's another matter) allegedly support the hypothesis that kids are healthier BECAUSE of being vaccinated compared to unvaccinated ones, And the studies that provide evidence of the opposite are the Black Swans that challenge this hypothesis. And they should not be automatically dismissed, when their results are not supporting the White Swan dogma. This is how science progresses in their quest for truth. When the methodology used by a Black Swan study is sound, and its results are consistently confirmed when that same methodology is used on a different population, we have an issue as both hypotheses cannot be correct at same time. So there must be a 'confounder' that leads to diametrical conclusions when testing the hypothesis. For this particular case, that's obviously the methodology being used to reach the conclusion. And it could be related to how the population was selected, what criteria were used to determine degree of health, the statistical analysis of the results, etc. So which hypothesis is most likely to be correct? We know that Big Pharma has an interest in promoting the White Swan 'popular' hypothesis that because of vaccination, the children receiving them are healthier than unvaccinated kids. And they are generous with funding for studies that 'prove' what they like to hear. And applications to perform studies that might lead to a different conclusion, often struggle for funding and face difficulties getting 'airplay' as Big Pharma also funds the major scientific journals that publish these studies (don't bite the hand that feeds you). The number of studies is hardly a criterion for 'truth'. Did you know that +90% of published studies are actually 'garbage' because they do not fully disclose the methodology they used, and when they do the results they present often cannot be reproduced. It is wise to always consider the question of 'cui bono' (who benefits) on the conclusions of articles/studies that address controversial issues when there are two (or more} parties with different interests. -
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Drunk Foreign Woman Flips Car, Dances at Phuket Crash Scene
Well she doesn't look injured...but she ain't gonna be so happy when the police arrive that is if someone did call them...?
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