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The Meme Database

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (aka VAERS) is touted as the “gold standard” for tracking vaccine side effects.  And it’s a piece of crap. Anyone, and I mean anyone, can enter data into the VAERS database.  You can do it, I can do it, and a room full of

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Worse Than a Nosy Neighbor

In 2019, the FBI released a document telling people how they can identify violent extremists.  It’s actually a pretty good list.  If I were someone who needed the government to tell me what to look for, I’d probably use the list.  But, since I have an abundance of common sense,

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Positively Healthy

About 25 years ago, I was at a business dinner.  The person across the table from me mentioned that he had read a study that indicated people tend to live about as long as they think they’re going to.  For example, if someone believes they’re going to live until they’re

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Just a Little Push

I recently received an email from a woman I’ve known for nearly 25 years.  I noticed that, following her name, she included “(she/her)”.  I remember her as someone who definitely didn’t need to tell anyone she was female.  I haven’t seen this woman for probably 20 years, so I guess

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A Vackseen and a Large Fries

There are few points that people can agree on these days.  But we’ve all known about and agreed on for over a year that people who are already sick are more likely to develop a serious/fatal case of COVID-19.  And, if you’re healthy, chances are pretty good that you won’t

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Supplemental Religion

Have you ever run into a situation where your current religion doesn’t go quite far enough?  Maybe you’ve found yourself facing things your existing religion doesn’t cover.  Or, perhaps you wish that you had just a little more religion, in case the unexpected happens.  If you’re one of the tens

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Gambling With Your Life

Remember back before people were afraid of change?  When I say “change”, I mean “currency” and not “something different”.  People have been averse to the “something different” type of change for a long time.  This whole if-I-touch-a-nickel-I’ll-die thing is fairly recent. Anyway, back when you could use actual change to

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Tips for Managing a Crisis

Whether you believe COVID-19 was a “pandemic” or a “plandemic” there is one thing we know for sure: There will undoubtedly be another one.  The fear being spread by the media about the “variants” virtually guarantees it.  We’ve seen how the government responded to this “crisis”, but what about the

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