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Look at all these covid tards keeping a dead horse alive by kicking it to death...

Oh..wait..

Ancient Europeans did teach the Indians many things

The Solutrean hypothesis on the peopling of the Americas claims that the earliest human migration to the Americas took place from Europe, during the Last Glacial Maximum.

The Solutrean culture, 21,000 to 17,000 years ago migrated to North America by boat along the pack ice of the North Atlantic Ocean. They brought their methods of making stone tools with them and provided the basis for the later, 13,000 years ago Clovis technology that spread throughout North America. Supporters of the Solutrean hypothesis refer to recent archaeological finds such as those at Cactus Hill in Virginia, Meadowcroft Rockshelter in Pennsylvania, and Miles Point in Maryland as evidence of a transitional phase between Solutrean lithic technology and what later became Clovis technology.

Legends told of Lands to the West in Europe since these times

Israel's Government Set to Approve Nationwide Coronavirus Lockdown Starting Friday

[link to www.haaretz.com (secure)]

Kind of an odd day to start a lockdown, isn't it?

I feel like if you’re going to do it - why wait? Just do it.

Face masks could be giving people Covid-19 immunity, researchers suggest

Mask wearing might also be reducing the severity of the virus and ensuring that a greater proportion of new infections are asymptomatic

[link to www.telegraph.co.uk (secure)]

This, we'll likely see a surge as people 'prepare' for the lock-down. The date is based on significant dates to certain Calender's. It's new years for some this coming Saturday.

At least they have several days to get ready for both.

Tapped up a bit more.

415,090 COVID-19 deaths
based on Current projection scenario by January 1, 2021

[link to covid19.healthdata.org (secure)]

That's generally the problem, people tend to overdo it. And then they will likely decide to quarantine together.



Let's hope they are wrong. They seem to have quantified the expected winter effect.

I can see that happening, Dutchy.

The hardest thing I've had to do lately was tell my daughter we wouldn't be coming out to see them before school started.

Sometimes I get fatalistic. Usually when I'm over tired. Just like right now. I just read the thread about the boy that tried to save his gramma in the fires and they both died. His dog was on his lap. Sometimes I really don't like this world.

Speaking of tired, you're up late or early!? Have an ontbijt broodje (sp?) for me, ok? I might make one tomorrow, too. My spelling of Nederlands is gek, but I can make that! LOL

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Still up, much to late (or early) for early (or late) breakfast. And your dutch is quite impressive given how little use it is for most Americans to learn any of it! I'll have one in the morning though.

And fatalistic is closer to realistic then most people get, just overdoing it a bit. We're not well adapted to the society we have formed for ourselves. But that may just be tired talk.

Danke je wel for saying such kind things about my Dutch! I was there for 5 years and never became fluent. Every one of my Dutch friends wanted to practice their English. I could read it better than speak. I was afraid of messing up! I learned most of it from the sub titles on tv or trying to translate the community channel on cable. When I was in the hospital, having my youngest, the nurses would show me equipment and ask what it was called in English! When I tried to get them to say sphagnomometer ( not sure I spelled that right either! Spellcheck is arguing with me), I gave up and told them it was ok to say blood pressure cuff! I have a lot of stories like that...5 years worth!

I was always amazed at the similarities of the 2 languages. Milk/melk, banana/bananan. coffee/kaffee. I never did get a handle on the sentence structure, though. It is different than English. I still set up a sentence in English with Dutch words. Thankfully, y'all are so polite and nice about us mangling your language. Unlike OTHER European countries I can name!

Anyway, I think I'll take one more stroll through the board and call it a night. I'm SO glad you're here. I was going to type good rest in Dutch, but it wouldn't come out! LOLOL

edit... it starts with a W

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Weltrusten! ;) And English has mostly become a melting pot of European languages with simplified grammar, but don't let the Brits hear that. And we have some whom aren't as polite as most, but we hide them better!

ICMR shocker: India missed 80 corona cases for every one detected

The Indian Council of Medical Research reckons, on the basis of its seroprevalence survey done in May-June, that 40 per cent of the Indian population is already exposed to the SARS-Cov 2 virus.

But the really scary part is this: for every confirmed case detected, there are 80-130 missed cases of coronavirus infection.
...
In contrast, the US is estimated to have 10 missed cases for every one confirmed case.

[link to www.deccanchronicle.com (secure)]

Fascinating. Never saw that before.

I think the strongest evidence for ancient voyages was when they detected tobacco and COCAINE in the center of an Egyptian mummy.

Traveling from Egypt across the Atlantic and back must have been incredibly hazardous. But, Pharoah had to have the best drugs!

I have been a member of the Life Extension Foundation for over 35 years.

I get regular updates on advances in the field.

The CRISPR tools may someday allow us to have the genes of super-centenarians. Or, we may be able to use even more simple nutrients.

Check out Dr. David Sinclair of Harvard on Joe Rogan's channel on utube. There is steady progress against aging.

One of my favorite writers is Ray Kurzweil who predicts that the advancements in computing, genetic engineering, AI, and other fields will come together to create a Singularity where scientific progress begins a rapid exponential phase.

I think Ray is an optimist. Such tech will be used for evil as well as good.

However, he is probably right about the rapid progress.

It is why I am ultimately an optimist about the Wuhan Virus. With the tools we have, the best minds in the world, and unlimited funding, we will prevail.

Oh, and ref vampires. The research showing that putting young blood in old lab rats rejuvenated them is over 30 years old. I would be astounded if the very wealthy and powerful did NOT use such tech.

Healthy young people may make a good living selling blood products into that market!

Yes. In context of their religious beliefs Rosh Hashanah is definitely playing a role.

CG, thanks. I say my prayers of thanks daily. Even when the dog wakes me up at 130am to need a treat to avoid a blurgh. :) stay safe too.

If only the rest of us were shocked. /s

Yes, in theory. In reality, since the move away from the gold standard, the value of cash money is abstract, not tangible. Our entire economy is built on the government telling us that a piece of green paper with a $1 printed on on it is worth X. In a SHTF scenario where the government is no longer functional, the man with $10,000 stashed in his mattress now has a net worth of zero, but the man with alcohol and cigarettes just became the richest man in the neighborhood.

When (not if) S truly HTF, money will continue to be of value for a matter of hours, *maybe* a couple of days, simply because of the psychology of Americans. After that, though, it will become worthless, and people who have water, food, fuel, cigarettes, alcohol, etc. available will be able to trade them for other goods or services. A bartering society will be forced on Americans whether they like it or not.

But not before we go through the rape, pillage, and plunder phase first. That could last a few months to a year before things stabilize and more standard forms of trade become the norm. A new government might try to go back to a cash society after a few years, but what would that cash be based on? You can't eat gold, silver, or oil.

The global economy is a house of cards built on a sandy hill right over a fault line. And the more money they print, the higher and more unstable the house gets. Covid is the earthquake that's going to shatter it.

They make N95 cabin air filters for vehicles, just FYI.

Can someone please sum up this thread for me please?

Its probably something to do with the sabbat dinner.

It's "The People's Diary of Covid 19" and will actually serve as an outstanding timeline/data source/sociological database for future historians.

Many doom, much chat, some infuriating shit talking, mild to severe peril, nobody truly knows what will happen.

Ooh, and gardening.

Last Edited by Professoroldbeans on 09/13/2020 06:42 AM

You mean like how this thread has become a CC girlie stuff thread, then yeah

And if you sign up for a free account you can place any blue name you like on "ignore".

Presto, problem solved.