Is there any known link between autism and pedophilia? Or more specifically, autism and psychological trauma from child sexual abuse?
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arguing with globetards be like
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Vax is poised toimmune escape
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0250780
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.06.21254882v2
Even more when used in the middle of pandemics
https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/will-delaying-vaccine-doses-cause-a-coronavirus-escape-mutant--68424
We may soon observe increased virulence
https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.1002198
influence of leaky vaccines on evolutionary dynamics of pathogens
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11742400/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16817536/
Vaxing before getting naturally infected can fuck you up in the long run (hoskins effect)
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/infection-control-and-hospital-epidemiology/article/original-antigenic-sin-a-potential-threat-beyond-the-development-of-booster-vaccination-against-novel-sarscov2-variants/C8F4B9BE9E77EB566C71E98553579506
apropriate strategy of vaccination in current situation is:
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanepe/article/PIIS2666-7762(21)00021-1/fulltext
Cherry at the top - risks of ADE
https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(21)00392-3/fulltext
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0250780
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.06.21254882v2
Even more when used in the middle of pandemics
https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/will-delaying-vaccine-doses-cause-a-coronavirus-escape-mutant--68424
We may soon observe increased virulence
https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.1002198
influence of leaky vaccines on evolutionary dynamics of pathogens
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11742400/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16817536/
Vaxing before getting naturally infected can fuck you up in the long run (hoskins effect)
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/infection-control-and-hospital-epidemiology/article/original-antigenic-sin-a-potential-threat-beyond-the-development-of-booster-vaccination-against-novel-sarscov2-variants/C8F4B9BE9E77EB566C71E98553579506
apropriate strategy of vaccination in current situation is:
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanepe/article/PIIS2666-7762(21)00021-1/fulltext
Cherry at the top - risks of ADE
https://www.journalofinfection.com/article/S0163-4453(21)00392-3/fulltext
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Who is the Anti Defamation League of Science?
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Do not think about free energy
Do not experiment with free energy devices
Free energy is impossible
Ridicule and ignore free energy
Do not experiment with free energy devices
Free energy is impossible
Ridicule and ignore free energy
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Why are women enrolling in college at higher rates than men?
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I am a finitist mainly because the most simple problems when you introduce infinities seem completely unsolvable and even meaningless (particularly CH but also many other problems) but this article by CH intrigued me.
https://www.ams.org/notices/200106/fea-woodin.pdf
In it he explains how second order arithmetic can also be almost as real as first-order arithmetic as long as you assume projective determinacy.
>The next structure, H(?1), is also a familiar one. It is essentially just the structure P(N), N, +, ·, ? , which is the standard structure for Second Order Number Theory. Of course, neither N, +, · nor P(N), N, +, ·, ? is a structure for the language L(ˆ=, ?ˆ), but each is naturally a structure for a specific formal language which is easily defined. There are natural questions about H(?1) which are not solvable from ZFC. However, there are axioms for H(?1) which resolve these questions, providing a theory as canonical as that of number theory, and which are clearly true. But the truth of these axioms became evident only after a great deal of work. For me, a remarkable aspect of this is that it demonstrates that the discovery of mathematical truth is not a purely formal endeavor.
I don't know bros, but if I read up on this and what he says is actually true, I might become a (second-order but no higher) infinitist. It would be a good thing because I love mathematics and most of it I cannot justify from my measly first-order arithmetic framework. The reverse mathematics program suddenly becomes very relevant again.
What does /sci/ think about this?
And where can I find a nice exposition on projective sets which would convince me of Woodin's thesis?
https://www.ams.org/notices/200106/fea-woodin.pdf
In it he explains how second order arithmetic can also be almost as real as first-order arithmetic as long as you assume projective determinacy.
>The next structure, H(?1), is also a familiar one. It is essentially just the structure P(N), N, +, ·, ? , which is the standard structure for Second Order Number Theory. Of course, neither N, +, · nor P(N), N, +, ·, ? is a structure for the language L(ˆ=, ?ˆ), but each is naturally a structure for a specific formal language which is easily defined. There are natural questions about H(?1) which are not solvable from ZFC. However, there are axioms for H(?1) which resolve these questions, providing a theory as canonical as that of number theory, and which are clearly true. But the truth of these axioms became evident only after a great deal of work. For me, a remarkable aspect of this is that it demonstrates that the discovery of mathematical truth is not a purely formal endeavor.
I don't know bros, but if I read up on this and what he says is actually true, I might become a (second-order but no higher) infinitist. It would be a good thing because I love mathematics and most of it I cannot justify from my measly first-order arithmetic framework. The reverse mathematics program suddenly becomes very relevant again.
What does /sci/ think about this?
And where can I find a nice exposition on projective sets which would convince me of Woodin's thesis?
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Vax Chads just can't stop winning.
Then again, it was always kind of weird that those predicting the vaxed dropping dead en masse in the next 2weekz/2yearz were at the same time preparing for their favorite vaxed political figure to mount a 2024 run.
Then again, it was always kind of weird that those predicting the vaxed dropping dead en masse in the next 2weekz/2yearz were at the same time preparing for their favorite vaxed political figure to mount a 2024 run.
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How conscious do you think the people in your dreams are?
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*I am not a Medical Professional*
Human DNA has over 3,000,000,000 base pairs.
The PCR test makes a replica of that 3,000,000,000 base pairs every cycle.
Cycles - DNAs
13 4,096.00
14 8,192.00
15 16,384.00
16 32,768.00
17 65,536.00
18 131,072.00
19 262,144.00
20 524,288.00
21 1,048,576.00
22 2,097,152.00
23 4,194,304.00
24 8,388,608.00
25 16,777,216.00
26 33,554,432.00
27 67,108,864.00
28 134,217,728.00
29 268,435,456.00
30 536,870,912.00
31 1,073,741,824.00
32 2,147,483,648.00
33 4,294,967,296.00
34 8,589,934,592.00
35 17,179,869,184.00
36 34,359,738,368.00
37 68,719,476,736.00
38 137,438,953,472.00
*Note: at higher cycles, the amount of new DNA generated slows down from 2x the previous cycle, to eventually add no new DNA, because the excess material for replicating DNA in the cells (which the DNA came out of), has ran out.
The amount of Cycles you run is determined by timed runs.
The PCR tester cannot visually see the DNA multiplying, therefore, they use a chart and temperature to estimate the number of cyles that have actually occured.
Denaturation
Temp: 95°C. Time: 5 min on initial cycle; 30 seconds to 1 min on rest
Annealing
Temp: 5°C below Tm of primers; no lower than 40°C. Time: 30-45 seconds. This is the step where you would use a gradient.
Extension
Temp: 72°C. Time: ~1 min/kb of expected product; 5-10 min on last cycle.
Number of Cycles
~30 cycles
2012 video on PCR - youtu.be/4sXPUbIrh3A?t=44
Every cycle, there is a different chance for DNA mutation, which occurs at higher levels for different DNA samples.
If DNA in the body mutates, the cell it is in, is known as cancerous.
Different people with different DNA have different risks for DNA mutation.
Therefore, PCR accuracy is an aggregate measure of many different DNA samples.
Human DNA has over 3,000,000,000 base pairs.
The PCR test makes a replica of that 3,000,000,000 base pairs every cycle.
Cycles - DNAs
13 4,096.00
14 8,192.00
15 16,384.00
16 32,768.00
17 65,536.00
18 131,072.00
19 262,144.00
20 524,288.00
21 1,048,576.00
22 2,097,152.00
23 4,194,304.00
24 8,388,608.00
25 16,777,216.00
26 33,554,432.00
27 67,108,864.00
28 134,217,728.00
29 268,435,456.00
30 536,870,912.00
31 1,073,741,824.00
32 2,147,483,648.00
33 4,294,967,296.00
34 8,589,934,592.00
35 17,179,869,184.00
36 34,359,738,368.00
37 68,719,476,736.00
38 137,438,953,472.00
*Note: at higher cycles, the amount of new DNA generated slows down from 2x the previous cycle, to eventually add no new DNA, because the excess material for replicating DNA in the cells (which the DNA came out of), has ran out.
The amount of Cycles you run is determined by timed runs.
The PCR tester cannot visually see the DNA multiplying, therefore, they use a chart and temperature to estimate the number of cyles that have actually occured.
Denaturation
Temp: 95°C. Time: 5 min on initial cycle; 30 seconds to 1 min on rest
Annealing
Temp: 5°C below Tm of primers; no lower than 40°C. Time: 30-45 seconds. This is the step where you would use a gradient.
Extension
Temp: 72°C. Time: ~1 min/kb of expected product; 5-10 min on last cycle.
Number of Cycles
~30 cycles
2012 video on PCR - youtu.be/4sXPUbIrh3A?t=44
Every cycle, there is a different chance for DNA mutation, which occurs at higher levels for different DNA samples.
If DNA in the body mutates, the cell it is in, is known as cancerous.
Different people with different DNA have different risks for DNA mutation.
Therefore, PCR accuracy is an aggregate measure of many different DNA samples.
