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Health Thailand Battles Covid Surge with 12,000 Cases in a Single Day
Show me where I posted this or please just be quite. There's a good chap. -
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Almost can't stand all that Trump winning on his B Day.
I was replying to an advertised here Putin supporter, so, are you a Putin supporter.............? 🤔 -
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The locals are fed up with the annoying tourists.
Your post says everything about you, and nothing about Thais or tourists -
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Report Drive Drunk, Lose Your Car: Thailand’s OAG Pushes Tough New Proposal
very strange post ... you defend drinking (a few drinks) and driving and argue that stricter laws would harm the car industry ... confiscating (and selling?) the car isn’t illegal if the law change will allows for it ... after a few drinks (you are calling yourself not drunk?) ... do you even know the legal limit in thailand? if you're over that limit, it's called DUI ... you seem to think it's up to you to decide whether you're drunk or not ... https://magnacarta.co.th/home/faq-section-2/driving-under-the-influence-dui/ -
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Almost can't stand all that Trump winning on his B Day.
Your liberal bleeding heart has produced teardrops in my eyes. Fetch the Kleenex, Luv. Zelensky has killed no children? Your biased one sided opinion has no bearing. Were you one of the “baby killer” screamers during the Vietnam War. All while sipping a pint in the safety of your local pub. -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
Many participants in this discussion seem to struggle with understanding the wealth of genuine, peer-reviewed medical research on this topic. Instead, the conversation often gets clouded by paranoia, catchy soundbites, and cognitive biases rather than clear facts. What’s more, there appears to be a lack of even the basic tools needed to grasp an accurate overview of the issues involved. It’s clear that very few have ventured beyond headlines and simplified snippets, which only adds to confusion. That’s why I strongly encourage everyone to push past any hesitation about tackling complex material and read Bad Science by Ben Goldacre (ISBN 978-0-00-728487-0). This book offers a clear, engaging, and well-informed guide to understanding how science really works — and how to spot misinformation in health and medicine. If you want to join this conversation from a place of knowledge rather than guesswork, Bad Science is a perfect place to start. Ben Goldacre—a doctor with a dry wit and a sharp scalpel, takes apart the nonsense we’re sold in the name of health. Bad Science exposes bogus claims from homeopaths, detox peddlers, nutrition “gurus,” and snake oil salesmen. But he doesn’t stop there. Goldacre also tears into Big Pharma, showing how drug companies can be just as guilty—burying negative trial results, distorting evidence, and gaming the system to boost profits. He argues that bad science isn’t just an alt-med problem—it’s systemic, and the only cure is transparency, proper trials, and public understanding of how science really works. Importantly, he rejects the flawed logic that says “because Big Pharma behaves badly, all mainstream medicine—including vaccines—must be fraudulent.” That’s not skepticism, he argues, it’s just bad reasoning. What you’ll find out is why homeopathy, detox, and miracle cures are a scam. How pharma firms distort clinical evidence. Why evidence-based medicine matters. How the media helps spread bad science. How to think critically and spot scientific BS – very little of this is shown on this thread If you care about real health, not hype, Bad Science is essential reading.
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