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D74248

> People are living longer these days. Not in the United States. [Here](https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-in-the-news/whats-behind-shocking-u-s-life-expectancy-decline-and-what-to-do-about-it/#:~:text=April%2013%2C%202023%20%E2%80%93%20U.S.%20life,December%20data%20from%20the%20CDC.), but any search will find a lot of discussion about the situation. And in any case the increase since the 1940s is overstated. Lifespan has dramatically increased because children are not dying from childhood diseases, and we are doing much better with working aged people who have chronic illness. But expected additional years for those who have made it to 65 -- increased, but only 5 years or so (depending on source and years compared). And then subtract the increase in SS retirement age from 65 to 67. Dodging those childhood diseases and getting treated when ill is what really matters. Cross those hurdles and a 65-year-old has always had good odds of a fair number of years ahead of them.

DistantGalaxy-1991

Here, I'll translate and make it shorter, and more accurate: The COVID mass-hysteria caused first by governments, then by people politicizing the science (mostly for their own benefit), caused governments to deal with the problem with authoritarian measures that clearly did nothing to stop the virus, extending a two week "flatten the curve" order, to a multi-year lockdown, forced vaccinations that were totally unnecessary (according to the CDC, the vaccines did not prevent transmission - look it up). Then, reacting to the widespread economic devastation that the government caused with their over-reaction, they tried (so far, unsuccessfully) to correct all of this, by spraying trillions of dollars on the economy, which has resulted in huge inflation and other distortions in the market. Most of the money was directed at banks and other financial institutions, who horded it instead of loaning it to consumers/home buyers, (which is what it was intended for), which is the major reason the stock market has skyrocketed - the exact opposite effect anyone would ever expect from the world's economy being forcefully shut down for over 2 years. There, I fixed it for you.

ArgzeroFS

Refer the [who.int](http://who.int) website and CDC. Both indicate it is an ongoing problem as of late.

throwaway_0x90

This sounds dangerously close to antivaxx propaganda from a few years ago. Let me remind everyone there's an FDA, USDA and CDC out there doing their best to ensure the general public is not made into guinea pigs. It is not true that random drugs and chemicals are just haphazardly thrown at us.

HKEReviews

CDC issues health alert for bird flu infection in US [https://www.reuters.com/world/us/cdc-issues-health-alert-bird-flu-infection-us-2024-04-05/](https://www.reuters.com/world/us/cdc-issues-health-alert-bird-flu-infection-us-2024-04-05/) Zoetis: Strong RSI Positive Divergence, indicating possible trend reversal. price is currently sitting on Fib retracement 61.8% level, acting as support and in a strong liquidity zone. Fib Fan 78.6% acting as support. Technical analysis is lining up with current news. ​ https://preview.redd.it/00icapyuqysc1.png?width=1901&format=png&auto=webp&s=f3ea19e3417248aaa1fd7eb1fec80034addfab1c ​ ​ [https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bxckaf/they\_just\_hit\_52\_week\_high\_and\_might\_have\_a\_bird/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1bxckaf/they_just_hit_52_week_high_and_might_have_a_bird/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) [https://www.reuters.com/world/us/texas-says-bird-influenza-detected-person-who-had-contact-with-presumed-infected-2024-04-01/](https://www.reuters.com/world/us/texas-says-bird-influenza-detected-person-who-had-contact-with-presumed-infected-2024-04-01/) [https://www.reuters.com/world/us/cdc-issues-health-alert-bird-flu-infection-us-2024-04-05/](https://www.reuters.com/world/us/cdc-issues-health-alert-bird-flu-infection-us-2024-04-05/)

Rickqp

22hrs ago via CDC: On **April 1, 2024, Texas reported a human infection with highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) A(H5N1) virus (H5N1 bird flu)** after confirmation by CDC. This is the first time this virus has been found in a cow and the second human case of H5N1 bird flu reported in the United States.

SurlyEngineer

The CDC didn't report that, but there was a [study](https://www.cochrane.org/CD006207/ARI_do-physical-measures-such-hand-washing-or-wearing-masks-stop-or-slow-down-spread-respiratory-viruses) that did a meta-analysis and found with "low to moderate confidence" that: > ... wearing a mask may make little to no difference in how many people caught a flu-like illness/COVID-like illness (9 studies; 276,917 people); and probably makes little or no difference in how many people have flu/COVID confirmed by a laboratory test (6 studies; 13,919 people). IMO, most people can tolerate wearing a mask, so stop whining about it and do it unless there is strong evidence it actually does nothing.

los9091

The CDC literally said that masks did “little to nothing to stop the spread of covid”.

johannschmidt

> Overall, the genetic analysis of HPAI A(H5N1) viruses in Texas supports CDC’s conclusion that the human health risk currently remains low. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/avianflu/spotlights/2023-2024/h5n1-analysis-texas.htm

_hiddenscout

Not sure the age breakout, but looks like 92% of Americans do have health insurance: [https://www.statista.com/statistics/200958/percentage-of-americans-with-health-insurance/](https://www.statista.com/statistics/200958/percentage-of-americans-with-health-insurance/) CDC also says the number without insurance under 65 is at 10% [https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/health-insurance.htm](https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/health-insurance.htm) You can also just look at the business and see how well they are doing. UNH for example is one of the largest health insurance company and look at their revenue growth: [https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/unh/financials/](https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/unh/financials/) They are showing like mid teen solid growth for the last three years. It trades at PEG of 1.4 and forward earnings of 16.5. ROIC is really solid at 16% plus you get a little dividend. They reported back in January, so they should have new numbers soon, but in that report earnings where still up 14% YoY and had a solid EPS beat. I don't own UNH, but overall it's a solid company and clearly they are doing something right if they are able to continue to growth revenues in the mid teens.

5uckmyd1ckb1t4

>Deadly Lung Disease Cases Surge To 10-Year High, Children Most Affected: CDC

sporks_and_forks

brain dump of trades i am thinking on: - LEO stocks for Nov: partisan meltdown probabilities increasing, losers mad enough for tear gas? maybe.. - rona redux: TX dairy cattle done caught bird flu; TX has a lot of wild swine & them fucks are quite similar to humans. o shit, next step? - PP at a premium: why tf tutes/accredited investors buy in at +100% over last close? bullish, fire up the radar on 'em. hi I-BIO! - guns: you can profit off tragedy if the score is high enough to get pols/MSM yapping - confirmed+banked. no tots n pears lately - MDMA: 1st to be approved by FDA reckon, recall the leaked FDA letter. check the dang news even Utah is hip to melting walls - PFAS: CDC told docs to test for this shit in your blood, it's fucking everywhere. DGX is CLIA-certified n launched a blood test last mo why fixate on one or two stocks/thesis?? there are thousands of them! the angles are damn-near infinite. goodnight gards. zero emotions in the markets.

Wolski101

130 million was one year alone, the 2022 number. CDC shows we’re at about 80 million so far this year. You are right about one thing though, ag companies do play the futures game which can exacerbate supply shocks like this, but they don’t outright cause them. There isn’t enough liquid cash to make that big of an impact without something else helping. Enough traders thinking it will go a certain way though, due to some current event like bird flu or drought or whatever, can create a self fulfilling prophecy. I still wouldn’t consider that price manipulation though, any more than any other buying or selling of any futures are price manipulation. Remember for every trader on one side of a position there is someone on the other side. Source to show I am not talking out my ass here: I have a masters in economics and work for a large ag firm. Although I am in the supply chain side, I work directly with production planners who decide exactly how much milk powder to produce, among other things, as well as the traders who take future positions on commodities The idea that they are twirling their mustaches at the idea of causing a global shortage and making money is comical.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

I just ordered a shirt on woot. says CDC , then on the back is the cookie monster - Center for Devouring Cookies

IronR0N1N

Joe Biden is a figurehead. Impeaching him would be a small victory, but not enough to reverse the sheer amount of deficit spending and money printing that's happened before and after he took office. If you want to blame anyone, blame the the CDC and WHO for overhyping a chest cold and giving congress an excuse to run our economy into the ground.

Bull_Bear2024

I'm not sure what you mean by this, however my breakeven is $94. A bit perversly I'm hoping that it falls a bit in the short term (say the next 4-6wks) to give me an opportunity to buy a bit more on the cheap from the pessimists! However, I'm expecting RSV (product number 2) to get US approval on the 12May24, which you've got to think would boost the shares, with CDC then meeting to consider usage recommendations at a vaccine meeting in late Jun24.

Pocket_Universe_King

Absolutely not. I already called the FBI and CDC

JohnsLocker

To be fair, wasn't there a 148 page CDC study about the relation between the vaccine and myocarditis... Which was completely censored?

imnotbis

Your main evidence that COVID was orchestrated is the fact that the CDC is utterly incompetent?

OptionsRntMe

Member when tens of thousands of people got banned from half of Reddit because they posted at a sub that said we should treat Covid the same as the flu Yea, the CDC just said that too. How remarkable!

pardonjohnbrown

The CDC doesn’t recommend checking for cold sores or HSV1. It is a gateway STD, and it’s almost criminal that doctors don’t test for them.

SPY225

[MANY SCHOOL SYSTEMS HAVE CLOSED FROM ILLNESS IN THE PAST 30 DAYS](https://www.reddit.com/r/BearReport/comments/1b6hjwc/schools_closed_from_illness/) THESE ARE JUST THE ONES MAKING THE NEWS AS COVID SWEEPS THE COUNTRY AND PUTS THE GLOBAL ECONOMY IN DEEPER RECESSION >Germany's economy ails, as sick leave hurts output. >Long term sickness threatens United Kingdom economic recovery. CDC POLICY ERROR INCOMING FED STUCK WITH INFLATION AND RECESSION AT THE SAME TIME #SPY 300

nsayerz

Nah, CDC even said get back to fuqin work even if you have covid now. Plus the 7x boosted that were invested in Pfizer are all dead from the side effects. Stock is toast 

candobetter2

No that's not the American debt that's the Republican corporate socialist debt. If you remember right they looted all of the working middle class funds and created the pandemic which created the labor shortage was created the Supply and demand issues which created the inflation, and then they went and blamed everybody else but themselves after they stole all the money and then they gave themselves all the funds they could still and then they caused millions of deaths from the pandemic as well for politicizing it and standing down the CDC. And then on top of that, they gave all the lazy people unemployment and extended unemployment and created all this debt and I don't know what he wants to work nobody wants to do anything and they created all this same type of thing that they're doing now through the courts rather than going through the legislation process like normal American people do and follow the proper channels and process. The only reason why people want to vote for a republican Nazi is because they think they're going to get a free handout and then blame everybody else for it

__Shadowman__

CDC just ruled that people that test positive for covid don't need to isolate for 5 days  Why does society alway push sick people to mingle with nonsick people

KingSurfer2000

New CDC guidelines as if anyone gives a fuck

SuburbiaNow

The obesity prevalence was 39.8% among adults aged 20 to 39 years, 44.3% among adults aged 40 to 59 years, and 41.5% among adults aged 60 and older. (above from the CDC website.) So the "good" news is that if there is money to be made, it's for all generations, and will continue since people tend to gain weight as they age anyway.

Flaky_Anteater_1301

pfizer has billions of dollars in publically viewable lawsuit settlement losses for killing people all over the world with various drugs. they admitted to ALL these crimes. this is aLL publically viewable info. and your chimp brain decided to let them inject you with an MRNA substance, for a disease, that the CDC openly admitted, ONLY KILLED PEOPLE WHO ALREADY HAD AN AVERAGE OF 5 OTHER TERMINAL DISEASES, and OVER THE AGE OF 80. you are an absolute GENIUS! that is the same logic as hiring the child predator whose posters are viewable on your street, as your babysitter. CHIMP

iVaporizor

Did you miss the part were I got that damn jab. It was lose my job (sole income provider) or get it. But also as a I didn’t have much choice in a crumbling world economy. Jobs weren’t exactly “available”. Not many options. With these convulsions and I’m just told sorry not sorry. The people like myself are in the thousands, and growing. Men younger than myself with heart inflammation. Young woman with reproductive issues. Who knows the extent of damage it will have on children. It’s not a conspiracy theory, when the CDC, us gov, and medical data is showing they didn’t have a damn clue what was going on. Turn off Fox and CNN, and learn how to read and interpret data. Maybe you’re just too ignorant to understand. If you do know how to interpret it, and then chose willing to live in a fantasy world of disbelief. Then you’re just stupid. If you can’t comprehend how the pharmaceutical companies profited exponentially from Covid, you are part of the problem. If you can’t understand the problem of what they did in making it “mandatory or else” in most places, you’re part of the problem. If you lack the ability to listen, assess, verify, and then critically think. You are part of the problem. Seriously you can’t be that brain dead?

m0nk_3y_gw

you are glossing over that he gimped US's CDC in China. GWB and Obama staffed it up to ~50 people, because WE KNEW China sucked and identifying and containing outbreaks. Trump gutted it down to less than 20 people. He is directly responsible for covid not being contained in China.

80milesbad

Yes, remember the WHO saying the virus wasn’t airborne, that you only had to be 3 ft apart or the CDC screwing up the first testing kits so the virus spread exponentially in the US before anyone could verify who had it and who didn’t ect.

TransitionNo3549

CDC account has breached 100k 🤓

cpeteland

The government never did and never does know shit about haw to manage economics, they don’t even know how to keep politicians in line from scandals and conspiracies or operate the legislature the right way unless it’s about their own business objectives… Early on in Saudi Arabia they developed relations with the Muslims and prominently put them in place, and made contracts for mass oil. They block mineral harvesting in overseas international locations to intake funds for their ships to do it. The government had always had their hands in the CDC and the WHO because of medical business factors. I severely doubt the COVID epidemic is by chance just before the COVID epidemic a Palestinian leader was eliminated and the United Kingdom left the European Union, the United States imports double digit millions of dollars of natural products from the UK, sulfur and lead being two prominent elements. Then Covid happens and they create the stimulus program after. Congress is more an international business faction than interested in federal policies to promote the true health and wellbeing of standard Americans.

YouthInAsia4

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/02/200225075120.htm WHO dissagrees with the CDC on Boosters bro. Massive scam with no data supporting tdap boosters for adults

sporks_and_forks

PFAS trade thesis coming together more and more. this wk the EPA signed a proposal to classify them as hazardous substances. no wonder the CDC recently told docs to test for it when doing blood tests. rule will be open to public comments soon. docket # is EPA-HQ-OLEM-2023-0278. got more dd to do before i take positions.

RunGuyRun

Sigh. Check the fine print. The CDC says obesity is a disease. So half the US population is literally diseased according to them, I guess.

Yasqweenn

CDC reports syphilis is seeing the highest incidence since 1950. It all makes sense now.

Visual-Squirrel3629

We can confidently assume that the CDC and FDA will run cover for $VTRX. That's pretty damn bullish

WhiteColllarCrime_69

CDC said it’s fine for your girlfriend to pee on you a little bit.

sporks_and_forks

8 months in how are you doing regard? the CDC is now encouraging doctors to test for PFAS when doing blood tests. [sauce](https://abcnews.go.com/Health/cdc-now-encouraging-doctors-blood-testing-forever-chemicals/story?id=106485712). may be a trade to be had with that. i seen an article where a study estimated half the drinking water in murica is contaminated. i'm still sniffing around. this sub seems to be sleeping on this a bit.

sporks_and_forks

i need to research which CLIA-certified commercial clinical laboratories are capable of testing for PFAS are publicly-traded. why the dang CDC recently told docs to start testing for that shit when doing blood work. seems like uncle sam is trying to figure out exactly how big this problem is. last year the Guardian reported it's estimated these chemicals are contaminating the drinking water of ~200m muricans. cot damn! i'm starting to smell a potential trade and i think my cat just farted too 🤓

sporks_and_forks

skitzo bro is now only eating canned food because folks are sneaking into his place to tamper with his leftovers. maybe if we set up a hidden camera that catches nothing he'll start accepting the truth. stinks. what also stinks is the fucking govt websites. i'm trying to do DD and need a list of certified clinical labs in murica so i go to CDC but the bum ass site's CSV export feature is broken. our tax dollars at work!

GomerMD

Covid was a big reason why I didn’t vote for Trump. No unified message. CDC was flip flopping on masks when they obviously worked. Etc. Holy shit though. Biden did a much worse job. CDC now has no voice. Delivered COVID tests 2 months after a surge. Minimal vaccine development after warp speed. Cut wRVU (physician/nurse salaries) reimbursement by 25% but raised hospital reimbursement rates… restarting student loan repayments… And then ending the pandemic and declaring the Pandemic over in 2022.

manualCAD

CDC says wear a mask: "believe the science!" CDC says adolescent cannabis use drops in places with legal cannabis sales: "wait till the most opportune time for political reasons....and THEN believe the science"

WhiteColllarCrime_69

CDC said it’s fine for your girlfriend to pee on you a little bit

j__p__

Don’t make numbers up to push your narrative. CDC reports 1.2M deaths since 2020 which is 4 years. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#maps_deaths-total Also there’s a scientific concept called immunity which improves resistance to certain diseases through generations. Comparing the mortality rate of a 4 year old illness to a 1,500 year old illness is illogical. It’ll improve significantly over time to the level of the flu.

j__p__

Don’t make things up to push your narrative. CDC reports 1.2M deaths since 2020. https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#maps_deaths-total Also there’s a scientific concept called immunity which improves resistance to certain diseases through generations. Comparing a 4 year old illness to a 1,500 year old illness is not logical.

ButtBlock

I was reading a book which referenced “bunch” companies, which were the IBM competitors in the 1960s: Burroughs, UNIVAC, NCR, Control Data Corporation (CDC), and Honeywell. Kind of reminded me of FAANG. What was hot is not. What is hot, probably will not be in the future.

BigPreparation6154

There has been plenty of evidence showing "natural immunity" gave you greater protection than the (mRNA) vaccines. Even some published by the CDC, which also showed that infection+vaccination ("hybrid immunity) was not superior to natural immunity alone. If you mean to say that we don't know that the vaccines don't stop the spread, I don't know what to say. Obviously, the vaccine has side effects as well. At /r/coronavirus, which has the most radical maskers and pro-vaccine folks, it's become popular to recommend non-mrna vaccines because the side effects are less severe. And, the vaccines were advertised to stop the spread. I think that's literally all they said.

redditmod_soyboy

..."all the profits" except the MILLIONS in bonuses that Fauci and CDC hacks get kicked back from Big Pharma - right?

thetaFAANG

\> It's not normal to see such a substantial increase in ages 25-49. this is exactly my point and the basis for my initial joke, the number one killer in that demographic is fentanyl poisoning this is an actual problem. the joke is that it could be ANY problem but you'll ALWAYS say it was because people took a covid vaccine in 2021. I know your theory. I'm making fun of your theory. You'r not educating anyone. here is someone analyzing the CDC data and looking at the deficiencies with it, solely to understand if it matches the COVID-19 or COVID-19 vaccine theory. there are other causes of death, but when narrowing it to your specific demographic its synthetic opioid, and their conclusion was that it was likely UNDERCOUNTED [https://www.elpasotimes.com/story/news/2023/02/02/fentanyl-overdose-cause-of-death-among-adults-greg-abbott/69867350007/](https://www.elpasotimes.com/story/news/2023/02/02/fentanyl-overdose-cause-of-death-among-adults-greg-abbott/69867350007/) even has sources at the bottom

thetaFAANG

the point is that there are quantifiable reasons for the excess deaths Not FEMA and the CDC and every doctor or coroner hiding everything just look at the listed number one killers per generation and cross reference that to your mysterious excess deaths blog

Kappaengo

What is your portfolio on CDC?

stock_shrike

If not the psychiatric hospital, PETA, Mossad, Department of Public Health, CDC...

Equal_Pumpkin8808

You're conflating/mischaracterizing a bunch of different things here. > People were buying gifs of a monkey for millions of dollars! The inevitable correction came and instead of the patient investors being able to swoop in for a buying opportunity, the fed intervened. They didn't allow foreclosures, they didn't allow evictions, All of which are unconstitutional. The Fed did not enact foreclosure or eviction moratoriums (it doesn't even have that power), Congress did and it was in response to COVID in 2020, before NFT's like the Ape ones exploded. Eviction moratoriums themselves are not unconstitutional, SCOTUS ruled the moratorium by the CDC was. The one passed by Congress and individual ones by states were allowed.

BlueWafflesAndSyrup

Most of what you found.... but not everything? I see you googled the same thing I just did and cherry-picked the CDC link denying it. Hospitals in the US were being paid bonuses for every death labelled as Covid, and IIRC there was a financial incentive for the patients' families that would cover funeral costs. One incident I specifically remember was in Western Canada, where the daily death statistics identified a teenager. The media had a frenzy over that, loudly proclaiming it a reminder of how dangerous Covid was to all ages. The next day the distraught family came forward to say their kid had died of stage 4 cancer, but tested positive a few weeks earlier. The death was quickly scrubbed from the numbers. Believe what you want. If you haven't put it together yet, no amount of links posted to Reddit can change your mind. Have a nice day.

Big-Routine222

As my mother, a career- 30 year Epidemiologist for CDC and WHO, would say: "You could tell people to not light themselves on fire and someone would douse themselves in gasoline to be 'cool.'

tiddertikcus

There are no laws that stop all federal employees from owning stock in companies their agency deals with. There are only a few agencies where there are "rules" but the rules are only enforced in egregious cases that look more like bribery or kickbacks. And those rules don't result in jail time, usually, just loss of job. Remember the pandemic? A lot of govt employees from the CDC and the FDA made money on PFE and MRNA and others. AFAIK, there is no rule that says DEA employees can't own MJ stocks.

canadadrynoob

Yes. You should follow the expert guidelines. So, 85% of Americans are anti-vaxxers because they didn't receive the latest booster as recommended by the CDC, yes or no?

canadadrynoob

The CDC recommends everyone 6 months+ get an updated booster, but only around 15% of Americans have done so. Are 85% of Americans anti-vaxx, in your opinion?

PrivacyError

CDC already said it’s a nothing burger

jamminstein

Very well written and informative outline of the process and details surrounding scheduling. One thought slightly off topic, is it strange to anyone else that the DEA has so much power regarding scheduling, or that they are even a key stakeholder in this matter? It seems like a bit of the "fox guarding the hen house", and at least in my mind it would make much more sense to have the scheduling of drugs be entirely up to health and scientific agencies like the FDA, NIH, HHS or the CDC. I could even see a role for the US Attorney General to play, but if I was creating a system for scheduling from scratch, I would not be including the DEA in the decision, but maybe that is just me.

cebs83

JUST IN—The "Mystery pneumonia" affecting kids and ripping through China and parts of Europe, is reportedly now in America. 142 child cases of "white lung syndrome" have now been recorded in Warren County, Ohio since August, meaning if true, it's been here for months. CDC officials are saying "nothing is out of the ordinary" but according to county health official "Not only is this above the county average, it also meets the Ohio Department of Health definition of an outbreak." Just in time for election season! Whatever is going on, never again and do not comply.

quantumpadawan

>Didn't bother to read the article I know you didn't bother to read it. If you had read it you'd realize how unethical it is to pretend he's censoring Twitter. It references the elonjet doxxing, it mentions journalists who wrote about elonjet who initially lost their accounts but who promptly got them back if they removed associations with doxxing It mentions censoring a blocktheblue group (blocktheblue is a group that itself sought to cancel or silence people who paid for X's blue checkmark), which isn't censorship because it's canceling a movement that itself is designed to censor people It mentions censoring substack after controversy where substack allegedly tried to steal user information. Substack to date isn't censored at all and you can access any of their information on X. It mentions censoring Jack Dorseys letter regarding twitters former censorship. Jack Dorseys letter is available on Twitter and will only take a few seconds to find, and he himself is on Twitter. So he's not censored The only genuine instances of censorship are these examples with India and turkey, which I didn't know about. Frankly, it's a valid criticism. His justification though is that the choice is a binary between denying Twitter access to an entire country, or denying it to a few journalists at the demand of governments that don't support free speech. I think any sane person recognized he made the rational choice to censor those journalists to avoid being deplatformed entirely. TLDR; I know you didn't read the article because these are all garbage examples of censorship. Before he bought Twitter, if you had criticized the CDC or mentioned January 6th you could permanently have your account suspended. Twitter operated under draconian measures where common people permentantly lost their accounts for just asking questions. This laundry list of items you provided in this dog shit article are all highly nuanced and involve either counter censorship or specific scenarios where the censorship was promptly reverted. Again, I ask for actual censorship like we saw before he bought it, where people with political ideals, for instance, are censored because their ideas are not permitted.

crankyp4nts

CDC Speaks Out Over China's Pneumonia Outbreak as Concerns Grow, says Newsweek article...oh, yeah..and how far are we away from Chinese New Year...

kaieke

Generative AI may help the security analyst but it wont do jack all to help protect anything. Narrow precision AI (aka machine learning) is already part of MSFTs products and it terrible. In the latest Mitre ATT&CK Endpoint Evalutaion Microsoft once again showed how bad they are compared to other players. Chat GPT can help but it wont revolutionize IT security. AGI (General AI) might be a different beast but at the moment its fiction and when or if it comes to market we will see the impact is has. One thinge we have definately seen is, that any new technology is nearly instantly adapted by the attackers while the organisations trying to defend are playing catch up. Microsoft will have to significantly improve their security offerings otherwise the cyclical nature of security means they will start losing any gained market share starting in 3 years. They are behind in every catergory of solution compared to competing vendors. Many vendors protect more environments than Microsoft. Some even have more protections for Microsoft environments than Microsoft supports... Now lets talk "the autonomous SOC". The SOC or CDC is the command center where data is analysed for threats and incidents and once discovered responses are coordinated and issued. Threats are analysed and secruity gaps that are identified then closed. Microsoft currently has many tools that are being used in such a SOC environment. the average SOC uses somewhere between 20-30 different tools for their work. World Class SOC have been observed using 50-100 different tools to do the job. Here tool consolidation is the game as well as automating as much as possible before a human needs to review. But Microsoft has 9 tools where companies like Palo Alto Networks has issued a product that can do it all in 1, some customers have reportelty 90-95% of automation achieved already. Microsoft and App-Logic can automate basic tasks but its very labour intensive and only moves the work but does not reduce it. Switching and maintining multiple tool is also a reason manual workloads are high and moreover gaps for security increase with compelxity and many tools deployed/maintained. Further other Hyperscalers like Google Chronicle are also catching up on a single platform automation first solution, quicker than Microsoft appears to be innovating. I would not underestimate the ability of Microsoft but I think the sentiment currently is to significanly overestimate their capabilities. Like a collegue said. Microsoft is the single largest creator of security vunerabilities, and you trust them to protect yourself ?

Faulty-Feeling

You skipped the part where businesses (and even places of worship) were forcibly shut down, It became clear long before the policies were reversed from looking at CDC data that the only people at severe risk were individuals with pre-existing conditions, morbid, obesity, or that were of advanced age. A selective lockdown of those individuals would have curtailed the extreme damage we did to our society and economies with the forced society-wide lockdowns and divisions they caused.

CholetisCanon

You read what you want to hear, but not the actual rules. Here is the actual text from Trump's white House. https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation-suspension-entry-immigrants-nonimmigrants-persons-pose-risk-transmitting-2019-novel-coronavirus/ You will note that that this restriction is far from absolute. All US citizens are excluded. A bunch of non-citizens are excluded as well. Do you think that COVID cared one bit about nationality or what visas they had? Of course not. Thousands of people flowed from China to the US daily during the "ban". "Section 1. Suspension and Limitation on Entry. The entry into the United States, as immigrants or nonimmigrants, of all aliens who were physically present within the People’s Republic of China, excluding the Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau, during the 14-day period preceding their entry or attempted entry into the United States is hereby suspended and limited subject to section 2 of this proclamation. Sec. 2. Scope of Suspension and Limitation on Entry. (a) Section 1 of this proclamation shall not apply to: (i) any lawful permanent resident of the United States; (ii) any alien who is the spouse of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident; (iii) any alien who is the parent or legal guardian of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, provided that the U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident is unmarried and under the age of 21; (iv) any alien who is the sibling of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, provided that both are unmarried and under the age of 21; (v) any alien who is the child, foster child, or ward of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, or who is a prospective adoptee seeking to enter the United States pursuant to the IR-4 or IH-4 visa classifications; (vi) any alien traveling at the invitation of the United States Government for a purpose related to containment or mitigation of the virus; (vii) any alien traveling as a nonimmigrant under section 101(a)(15)(C) or (D) of the INA, 8 U.S.C. 1101(a)(15)(C) or (D), as a crewmember or any alien otherwise traveling to the United States as air or sea crew; (viii) any alien seeking entry into or transiting the United States pursuant to an A-1, A-2, C-2, C-3 (as a foreign government official or immediate family member of an official), G-1, G-2, G-3, G-4, NATO-1 through NATO-4, or NATO-6 visa; (ix) any alien whose entry would not pose a significant risk of introducing, transmitting, or spreading the virus, as determined by the CDC Director, or his designee; (x) any alien whose entry would further important United States law enforcement objectives, as determined by the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Homeland Security, or their respective designees based on a recommendation of the Attorney General or his designee; or (xi) any alien whose entry would be in the national interest, as determined by the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Homeland Security, or their designees."

NotObviouslyARobot

“It is the first wave of mycoplasma pneumoniae infections since most Covid-19 containment measures were lifted at the beginning of this year,” Zhou Huixia, director of the children’s medical centre at the Seventh Medical Center of the Chinese PLA General Hospital, told state newspaper China Daily. [Mycoplasma pneumoniae | CDC](https://www.cdc.gov/pneumonia/atypical/mycoplasma/index.html) It's not viral, apparently. Still, this will be worth keeping an eye on.

Gamble_Dss

CDC should promote hand washing with this video

Valkanaa

Well they did declare a pandemic lockdown 3 months after it actually got here. Not that the CDC was any help.

Freschledditor

>Rich coming from a country where the MSM and CDC conspired to shut down news about the US funding Covid. Because you heard that on the internet? Yet here you are, spread that bullshit on an American website. >Rich coming from the largest criminal enterprise on the planet Rich coming from the scam center of the world. Seethe all you want, but America is not nearly as shamelessly criminal as your shithole. "NOOOO DO NOT REDEEEEEEEM U STUPID GRANDMA!". Your country is one of the most corrupt places in the world and your government shuts down the internet and targets political opposition, whataboutism isn't going to change that, so fix your own shithole first.

DannyC07

Rich coming from a country where the MSM and CDC conspired to shut down news about the US funding Covid. Rich coming from the largest criminal enterprise on the planet >Otherwise conspiracy theories are a hobby for worthless morons who have nothing to be proud of. You already are without believing in them

raybanshee

Gindr is so gross. The CDC should shut that shit down.

redditmodsarefupas

Ok, I think I get it now: so anything that’s remotely abnormal that happens to a person for the rest of their lives after they have had COVID is automatically Long Covid and “something like 1 in 5 out of 10 but maybe 13 people will definitely possibly be operating at 50-75% efficiency the rest of their lives. SOURCE: The CDC, maybe, right?

KonigSteve

literally from the CDC - 1 in 5 adults who have had covid have long covid. 1 in 13 adults in the US have long covid in general. Sorry I summed it up in general for you bud, but good luck going through life being an unsympathetic asshole.

efr57

PFE is in bed with devil. The Covid devil. The US uptake is 3%. That’s it. 3. The CDC is trying hard to figure a way to get this way up, but people are onto the Covid vax scam. A ton of money wasted. Europeans are not even being asked to take it since it doesn’t really do anything.

Citizen_of_Danksburg

Well, the FBI helps tackle corrupt police departments and busts pedo rings for one thing, so that’s a good reason to keep them around at least. The NSA and CIA help keep Iran, Russia, and China in relative check, as does the DIA and NGA (the larger point I’m making here with these specific agencies is that it’s important to have intelligence agencies and these are the ones we have — for better or for worse). NASA is just flat out cool and does a lot of good climate work these days. We are a democracy and so with that comes taxes. Need to have a tax agency and so that’s the IRS. Public goods and services need to be paid somehow. I’m biased because I’m a statistician but the BLS is cool haha. They can stick around. And yeah; the DMV, for as painful of an experience they can provide (especially in NC omfg), do important work. Obviously, there are a lot more such as the CDC, Department of Agriculture, FDA, etc., but this whole “government bad!” Take is just so intellectually lazy and stupid. We need to rely on each other to help survive. That’s the whole point of living in a society. Everybody has goods and services they can offer to one another and that allows for civilizations to build up, but only if they have a strong and centralized government that can help make this happen. ** O B V I O U S L Y — Y E S —** there is a **lot** wrong with the United States Government and some of those agencies with regard to actions they’ve taken in the past, but it’s always *much easier* to destroy something and start over than fix the thing that needs fixing. And sure, sometimes it’s literally the better move and truly easier to just wipe a clean slate and start over completely fresh, but when we’re talking about the sheer scale of a huge government and all the little things it does that you simply never hear about since they don’t generate revenue for CNN, Fox, etc., doesn’t mean they’re unimportant. You may hate those intelligence agencies, or you may hate the IRS, or you may be a flat earther and hate NASA, maybe all of them, whatever, but then try and make change. Go work for these places and try to make them better. Sitting out on a lawn chair saying government sucks and not doing anything about it / not participating in democracy is just so fucking lazy and stupid. What? You’d rather live under the kind of government of Iran, Russia, China, or North Korea? I’d imagine not. We need to make sure federal employees are taken care of and valued. They do a lot of good work for this country. Their jobs are often thankless.

One-Finance7893

I’m an ER doc and we have seen a massive spike in COVID this past week. CDC is a week behind. Most people are fine, go home with supportive care but If the news/media gets a hold of this than I can see Pfizer popping.

gwdope

By this logic then COVID 19 was caused by the “10-year Treasury Constant Maturity minus 3-Month Treasury Constant Maturity”! Have you contacted the CDC!!!!

atiaa11

According to the CDC in 2020, ~74% of adults aged 20 years and older are overweight and about 30% of those are obese.

hysys_whisperer

S'what I get for not just using the real primary link, the CDC.

bsgillis

Curious what state you live in, because Florida as of 2022 only had a 30-35% obesity rate according to the CDC. So if your current state has 40%, or higher as you claim, then it’s higher than Florida. Also, [obesity on the US](https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/prevalence-maps.html#overall)looks fairly distributed across red and blue states.

Slut_Spoiler

CDC regulations from avian flu and recession and bad corn crop.

Slut_Spoiler

Looking into it. Tyson would be a buy. But they've got pummeled by the CDC from this damn avian flu the media refuses to report on. And it may take years to decrease the regulations imposed on them and get back to more chickens per square inch

Trump-Was-Right

“CDC recommends” or similar language isn’t a law or rule. It’s a recommendation from people that have historically been bribed exponentially by unelected “officials”. I recommend you all send me $10,000 right now. See how it works? Pay attention to language

Trump-Was-Right

You always have to listen to their wording too. “Can I ask you” “can you please”. Those are not demands. That’s a question. You can respectfully say no. Can you please give me a million dollars? Just like much of the lab rat rhetoric “CDC recommends..”. Ok best. Recommendation isn’t law. Etc

tiddertikcus

1. You made a logically unsound statement that was equivalent to "no myocarditis is autoimmune" it has been corrected to "some myocarditis is autoimmune". If I had a patient report with myocarditis I would look for the cause and if it were autoimmune in nature, it would be explained as autoimmune myocarditis. Change to hepatitis. Hepatitis is not in and of itself autoimmune. But it is also not" not autoimmune", since autoimmune hepatitis exists. This isn't an exercise in medical terminology, it's just an exercise in the semantics of logic. 2. We have found agreement. But if you think that pandemic era research that compares autoimmune disease in the vaccinated vs unvaccinated is methodologically sound, I've got news for you. Most of the science pumped out during the era had horrific and intentionally misleading design flaws. How do you go from "our data right now suggest that people who get the vaccine won't get sick and won't transmit the virus (Head if the CDC in March of 2021)" to "after 7 months, vaccine efficacy is statically significantly indistinguishable from zero" (Pfizer's report to the FDA September 2021) unless you have some bullshit science in the interim. But that's a whole different subject. And I could go on for hours about the purposeful research design flaws used to pad the scientific literature to serve both pharma and governmental end goals. We will need to be years out from this event before objective science can actually determine the real long-term vs short term risks in properly designed cohort matched studies. 3. And no the reasons are not wrong. The entire market knows it. 85% of people have elected to NOT get a covid booster for the last year. People would literally rather take their chances with covid (again) rather than get duped into taking a worthless vaccine that provides little marginal benefit but exposes them to unknown long term risk. The market has spoken with its feet. And this was when the boosters were free and easily accessible to everybody. MRNA tech for cancers and significantly more serious diseases will probably be a different story. But mild respiratory illnesses with a nearly 100% survival rate, nobody will take it unless they are particularly vulnerable or coerced again.

spezeditedcomments

The Canadian health ministry is the one pointing jt out asking why the CDC is quiet my guy

swampassOG

Nicki Minaj fans in Atlanta protest the CDC in Atlanta. They say they trust her medical advice on the vaccine

pc_g33k

I'm suffering from the neurological adverse effects from my first Pfizer dose and for people like me, Novavax is the only other option for people who want to be vaccinated. I wasn't able to take Novavax until now due to the CDC policies. But I guess you are right, if people had bad experiences with their COVID vaccines, regardless of brands and technologies, they might avoid taking all types of COVID vaccines or even flu vaccines altogether in the future. As for me, I believe not all vaccines are created equal and it's not just a matter of black and white. From what I've observed in the vaccine injured patient support groups, quite a lot are still open to alternatives such as Novavax because vaccine long haulers generally believe catching COVID may exacerbate their symptoms. On the other hand, some COVID Long Haulers are also scared of taking the vaccines since they believe vaccines can stimulate their immune system and exacerbate their symptoms.

Recent-Play-600

In my experience The majority of people don’t want to switch from the vaccine company that they have already gotten, they are scared that they will have a reaction. Humans are creatures of habit and it’s tough to change their minds. Not sure how big this group of vaccine hesitants are. You guys may have good points about it being more effective, different technique and stuff like that but would u really be looking that stuff up if u weren’t on this subreddit right now and invested in the stock or looking for a short squeeze? I don’t think the majority of Americans are looking into that info….they look at their card from the CDC and say we’ll all these shots say morderna or Pfizer so far so I want to stick with that. Not trying to put anyone down, just telling u guys what I’m experiencing in the real world and giving some perspective on whats going on.

pc_g33k

Pfizer may be a household name, but the vaccine-hesitants, those who prefer vaccines with a longer track record, or people who don't want vaccines containing genetic materials will opt for Novavax. Also, the FDA & CDC just recently made Novavax available to everyone. Those who had one dose Pfizer or Moderna were not eligible for getting Novavax previously.

ElTorteTooga

Random thought. I’ve always felt like the Fed and CDC major in social engineering more than anything.

Logical_Ad4408

Some things I expect soon: - p2b results on flu/covid combo and progress towards EUA - report of shots sold (currently estimate around $1.3B globally including about $450mil purchased by the CDC - continued sg&a improvements in upcoming quarterly…they WILL post a loss upcoming - distribution terms for R21 matrix beginning early 2024 (this is a BIG deal, maybe not for $ but for the world) - hopefully a satisfactory resolution with GAVI They do all of these things (there were more in april they needed to do and they have done em) the narrative completely changes. Mark this post.

cmacmo

Like I would ever believe another CDC graph. Go into the emergency room with a gun shot wound and die... Another covid statistic! Died of a drug overdose... Covid death!

technoexplorer

You're trying to get the CDC to produce your movie? Some states do that, but I don't think the CDC is going to give you money.

candobetter2

Cool then the Nazi Republicans will get their way rather than compromise knowingly that they are not in power but they could actually help the United States through the inflation that they created underneath Trump that politicized the pandemic and stole all the working class entitlement tax funds to give to the people that didn't need it and to make everybody lazy and then the making of the CDC stand down and replacing them for 3 months before the public demanded they put them back into place after they realized that it was not a hoax. It just goes on and on and on with the Republicans their Civil War threats they're insurrection and they're threatening of secession from the Union

crazier_ed

Fren, I never touched mrna stock bc it's valuation seemed nuts... but it took a long time for the valuation to crash back... it might crash a bit but given that the us gov is paying for a bunch of vaccines at those inflated prices... they are getting sales from the us gov if nothing else... The CDC is gonna pay the high price so ...

losviktsgodis

You're going off topic. My original point was that normal stuff for one is not normal stuff for others, and in the U.S. they normalize medication a lot. If you haven't experienced two different cultures extensively, you wouldn't know the difference. Seriously, I was walking by a teenager watching Gilmore Girls the other day and the mother in the show said in front of the daugther in the show something of the sort "I'm stressed/nervous I need a xanax" ... and the conversation casually continued on. To many other cultures this is incredibly weird. In the U.S. that's normal or get's brushed off as "eh, not that serious". The reason being, this teenage girl was watching it, now thinking that's a normal thing and boom there's now no more stigma around it. Same things are said in all of these bravo shows. * About 66% of U.S. adults take prescription drugs (Health Policy Institute, 2021). * About 46% of U.S. adults have taken a prescription drug in the past 30 days (CDC, 2019). Those are some crazy stats (to me). I never mentioned opioids. I think we can agree everywhere that that is a serious drug. Even though that also is more normalized here... like anti-depressants etc.