Mazda Sabouri

"A lion doesn't concern itself with the opinion of sheep"

@EthicalSkeptic @nv_bessie2003 The vaccinated/unvaccinated data still suffers from the healthy user bias. Which makes it all the more alarming that they won't release it knowing full well that this bias exists.

They will not release the vaccinated/unvaccinated data as long as there is a specter of liability - which means that they will hold the data until the statute of repose has expired (absolute cutoff, regardless of injury discovery date, often 6–10 years after product use or injection - differing by state). ... or we oust The (fake science) Party out of power and force accountability on this out-of-control crony capital empire.

We observe a 28% elevation above trend in cancer treatment expenditures (panel 1) and pose the critical-path question: could this simply reflect sector inflation and/or unit price escalation? The analysis is conducted in sector-constant-dollars, and we examined the top 50 cancer drugs for Medicare Part D dosage unit growth (panel 2). (You won't see the trolls doing this type of intelligence work...) The answer is no. This reflects a real increase in cancer incidence, earlier age of onset, and greater case aggressiveness — factors which compound to drive observed dosage unit demand. This dynamic is consistent with the excess mortality observed in panel 3, which, given these underlying drivers, is likely to accelerate further, unfortunately.

@Bobcooney1076 At full strength we have the most talented roster in the east. Nurse's coaching and the ability of Embiid and PG to stay healthy are the only things that limit us.

Ok, gonna put this out there for shoots and giggles. Sixers enter playoffs starting Embiid, George, Maxey, Edgecombe and Oubre. Grimes is coming off bench as first guard. Drummond/Bona for Embiid. Edwards a backup forward. You good with that? Does that win a round?

@Timmy_G_Erie @Phillyfloyd @SpikeEskin I didn't have the mental bandwidth to address that. McCain is a good kid, but ultimately a younger version of Seth Curry. I don't think Seth Curry was ever worth a 1st and 3 2nds.

@Phillyfloyd @msabouri @SpikeEskin Are you really comparing him to Bridges? An elite defensive player putting up 15 a night vs kid well below average defensively putting up 8 a night?

Do not let the Sixers convince you that you could not have kept Jared McCain and also kept VJ Edgecombe. Thunder traded a first round pick for McCain, are finding minutes with him with: SGA, Ajay Mitchell, Alex Caruso, Isaiah Joe, Jalen Williams and Wiggins on the roster.

@Lee_Devious Nerds are awesome, but pure sugar and chemicals.

Did so good on my calories today that I was able to have 3 glasses of wine and some nerds jelly beans

@SportsRadioWIP WIP stay WIPing.

Joe Giglio wants Nick Nurse and Daryl Morey to both resign for fumbling Jared McCain

@MCCCANM These things need a sky blue decal for their day flights

Stealth is extremely good, but there are systems still aimed by eyeball & with enough rounds in the air, eventually you’ll fly into one of them. I wouldn’t read too much into this.

@Phillyfloyd @SpikeEskin For a 6'2 guard his shot creation skills are marginal. Yes, he can occasionally get hot and hit a bunch of open 3s. At no point in NBA history has that been worth a 1st and 3 2nds.

@msabouri @SpikeEskin You must have missed McCain creating his own shot in every game he played before injury last year including against a healthy Cavs team when he was the sole focus on the defense.

Nooooooooo!!!!!!

@VirusesImmunity @WSITYpod Is it really necessary to make the "but it saved millions of lives" statement each and every time vaccine harm is brought up?

Vaccines save millions of lives. Unfortunately, a small fraction of people develop debilitating diseases after vaccination. Thank you @WSITYpod for having me on the show to discuss post-vaccination syndrome. Please listen and understand what the patients are going through and why many of them lost trust in the medical and scientific establishment. We must do better.

@RapSheet Smartt move

Former #Jets TE Stone Smartt will be signing with #Eagles on 1-year deal, source said. The former college QB lands in Philly.

@MA22_azadam These two could have easily been extras in the movie Goodfellas.

@msabouri I was taught to just eat off the vine This is in California, but we did the same in Iran

Fun fact: California pistachio, pomegranate, almond and Walnut came from exchanges with Iran over 150 years UC Davis has some Cali ag history tied to Iran including water irrigation techniques Why? Learn how long Iranians farm 😉🍪 The Angus came from Scotland tho

@DrJMarine These people have never understood the complex relationship between Covid and excess deaths, and the complex math that goes into calculating appropriate baselines. On top of that, they are ideologically averse to acknowledging mitigation and vaccine harm.

“Scientists say” based on a machine learning model whose output can be neither proven nor falsified and is therefore not science. Yet because this result was published in Science Magazine, it will now be endlessly cited by scientists as a scientific fact. Everyone understand how science works?

@CandideOptimum @MarkChangizi Something other than Covid/long Covid has caused excess deaths to linger 5+ years after the fact. The only thing public health stooges can do is monkey around with the baseline to hide all the lingering excess harm.

@msabouri @MarkChangizi In the spring of 2020, some of us were claiming that the 5 year average mortality rate across the world would prove lockdowns were far too detrimental to human rights without a health benefit. I think we've been fully vindicated

Every death in 2020 was “with Covid” FFS. Go away.

@CandideOptimum @MCCCANM Natural selection. Those that trust the tunnels procreate in a larger area.

@msabouri @MCCCANM In CO, we mostly have tunnels (aka underpasses). It's 40:3, and I won't pretend to know all the constraints. I do know from experience that it takes time for them to trust/acclimate/utilize them

I think these things are useful in some places, probably not in others. CO just built one, the I-25 Greenland Wildlife Overpass. They did it in less than a year at a cost of $15 million. CA? Already been 4 years, $114 million & still not done. That’s grifting!

@SpikeEskin You knew that McCain would average 10 a game on a team that gave him a ton of open 3s?

Knew this would happen, never thought it would happen right away.

@UnMaskd_Truth @jsm2334 @BrentCa24718741 There are millions of "vaccine agnostic" parents who'd volunteer their kids for an RCT on the long term harm/benefits of pediatric vaccines. Such trials could employ various test+control groups. The industry fears such studies because it would likely hurt the current narrative.

@jsm2334 @msabouri @BrentCa24718741 descriptive statistic (rate) directly (without any modelling to account for the different follow-up). From now on when I discuss this study, rather than stating there was no statistically significant association found between vaccination & autism, I will instead say that 2/4

Moronic take. Burden is not on proving a negative. Which Siri damn well knows.

@MCCCANM Seems like all our aircraft are taking off from around a thousand miles away and attacking Iran with mostly standoff munitions. Or am I getting that wrong?

Operation ‘Desert Storm’ was launched by an intensive, 38 day air campaign from January 17th to February 23rd, 1991. Beginning Feb 23rd, Coalition ground forces entered Kuwait. The air campaign was commanded by Lt Gen Chuck Horner & is considered masterful. The Coalition flew over 100,000 sorties, paving the way for ground forces to retake Kuwait. The air campaign proceeded in *roughly* three phases: Phase 1 focused on destroying Iraqi Command & Control elements, as well as air defenses, lasting approximately 3 days. Phase 2 focused on establishing air supremacy over Iraq & Kuwait as well as hunting for SCUD missile launchers; it lasted approximately 9 days. Phase 3 was battlefield preparation, striking Iraqi army units to destroy or significantly degrade their capabilities. It lasted about 26 days before the ground invasion began. The ground invasion lasted approximately 100 hours before the objective of liberating Kuwait was met. (Important to note that just because the campaign moved from one phase to the next did not mean they stopped striking targets from the previous phase, or did not strike targets from the next phase. It just meant they had struck enough to feel comfortable moving into the next phase & shifting priorities…Phases 1 & 2 in particular kind of blended together. The actual number of days of each phase is also a rough approximation) The campaign was innovative in part because it aimed to achieve “effects” rather than just destroying the enemy. If you can leave an Army in the field that is incapable of fighting rather than having to destroy that Army, the effect is essentially the same. While the campaign was a success, certain lessons were learned. For one, the SCUD hunt was not very successful, in part due to a lack of surveillance aircraft that could find them. Another lesson learned was the over-destruction of certain infrastructure, particularly electricity generation, not all of which was intentional. The military needed a way to disable infrastructure without destroying it so they could be quickly brought back online after the conflict ended. A final lesson was the need for more & better precision weapons, as well as equipping all strike jets to employ them (many could not at the time). Some other important context: The Air Force alone was almost twice as big then as it is now in terms of aircraft, in part because of the recency of the Cold War. While “smart” bombs existed, they were limited in number & capability, whereas today we have a virtually unlimited supply of much more capable munitions such as JDAMS & virtually all strike aircraft can carry them. Tom Clancy wrote a best-selling book on the campaign, titled “Every Man A Tiger”. It has much more detail…I’m simplifying this dramatically. Hope that’s context that might help. Again, I must warn that I’m way oversimplifying this…you’ll need to study up to have a true understanding of how a modern air campaign works.

@mazyostovany Makary admitted to the Covid vaccine killing 10 children and they lost their minds. These people make Islamists seem sane.

@msabouri They will never admit to it. It’s like the cardinal rule of the mafia, that “there IS no mafia”.

These ideologues will invent millions of phantom Covid deaths before admitting to even one death from the Covid restrictions or Covid vaccines.