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This is also true of most people who do not get the shot. The lower you go in age, the closer the risk gets to zero. The vaccine may do something but it's not the panacea people were hoping for. It's basically a glorified flu vaccine that will have to be re-upped every year. But unlike the flu...

I'm waiting for us to come full circle to the Mulan variant. That's when the virus officially goes tranny and becomes resistant to all scientific inquiry.

Source? Or can you elaborate?

I hope this is the right place for this. I listen to Bob's show regularly and have noticed that it's been nearly 3 weeks since he's done a show. I know he has been sick, but I didn't realize until I went to DBC's FB page that he and Cheryl were in the hospital as of 5 days ago. I'm very...

My understanding is the company that owns the vaccine is BNT. They contract with Pfizer to manufacture it. But yeah, it's looking like these vaccines aren't working out, just like the other RNA vaccines that have been tried in the past.

The vaccine works but not in the way people expect. It's so ineffective that people get it and become careless, spreading corona to their neighbors, thus putting us that much closer to natural herd immunity.

"Expensive" compared to what? Eternal lockdown? It's not as if there's another option here.

Where's Bob? Hope he's doing okay.

What's wild is that everyone knew natural immunity was the solution 18+ months ago. We live in a post-science world where "men" get pregnant and viruses are magical.

You make some good points. I'm still hesitant about the changing speed of light because as I see it, a changing speed of light would leave gaps of darkness when the speed of light slowed, especially if it slowed abruptly.

This is an example of the unhelpful, vague descriptions pop-sci publications use. The phrase "experience time" is absurdly redundant, for to experience anything requires time. Saying that a photon doesn't "experience time" is the same as saying a photon doesn't exist, which is nuts.

I think that analogy is flawed. Light appearing to be from a star that actually exists is unlike false memories of events that never happened. The difference being that there's no deception wrought by creating the light in place, just as there would be no deception by speeding up the light. The...

You: It's official. You're a gaslighting troll. Peace out.

You said evolution "has nothing to do with" abiogenesis, which is an obviously wrong statement. Without life, there's nothing for mutation and selection to work on. That was my point. I just want to see if you're willing to correct yourself on something as simple as this.

Might wanna rethink that one. The theory of evolution revolves around organisms reproducing, so there's an obvious assumption that the original life was able to reproduce. Moreover, the supposed mechanisms of evolution (mutation and selection) necessarily would have operated on the very...

The problem here is the goalposts keep moving. Is the goal of the shot to reduce deaths and hospitalizations, or is it to reduce the number of people overall who get sick from SARS2? And what constitutes being "sick?" I had it last year and had headaches, fatigue, loss of taste and smell. I was...

Yeah, I think it's easy to oversimplify measuring the speed of light and try to use the same paradigms we use to measure the speed of other things. But all speed measurements of other things depend on the speed of light being so much faster than the things we're measuring. For example, measuring...

If the vaccine is so effective, why does it matter that some people haven't gotten it? Reminds me of masks which simultaneously work and don't work at the same time, depending on whether cases are up or down on a given day. Face it, dude, we're onto the fake science scam/cult.

Well I can't say this rises to the level of falsification, but I gather that the use of a milky liquid and water-vapor is to slow down the light so that it can be measured by the high-speed cameras. The cameras even with their impressively high shutter speeds couldn't be fast enough to capture...

I've really enjoyed listening to the recent RSR programs on the speed of light. As a YEC the light-time travel problem is one that's fascinated and stumped me for years. A while ago I read one of Lisle's books wherein he proposed the ASC (infinite one-way speed of light convention). I liked the...