Sham Mitchell
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Sham Mitchell
@sham_mitchell5
Unsociable football advocate. Make Footy Great Again.
Melbourne, Victoria Katılım Haziran 2017
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One of the most pathetic things that I see all of these fake centrist, right-wing podcasters do is just present the most ludicrous strawmans of a person to beat up on their shows like they're actually proving some profound point.
TRIGGERnometry@triggerpod
“From Destiny's standpoint, there's no such thing as a moral fact. None. They don't exist. Everything is dependent upon stance.” What are the philosophical underpinnings behind the left–right divide? Andrew Wilson @paleochristcon breaks it down: moral relativism vs moral realism. Subjective vs objective truth. Rights vs duties. Progress vs tradition. That’s the real clash.
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Food labels are getting too accurate...
Abe | Building Tallow | Seed Oil Free Fast Food@Tallow__
The second ingredient..
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@cremieuxrecueil I would love to see all the slop you eat and all the retarded meds you take. Absolute buffoon you are.
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Reminder that there's no strong human evidence that artificial dyes are actually harmful and what evidence there is points to no effect when properly analyzed.
Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil
Did you know that when California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment wrote their report on the health effects of food dyes, they thought it was OK to ~say 'We recognize others have found publication bias, but we doubt it's a thing, so we're ignoring the issue.'
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@Q2Quokka LGBTQ Anzacs exist only in your stupid imagination
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@ZKForTre Yeh she is terrible. Used to claim the covid vax was 100% effective like all you idiots.
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Leading? Does she have even one medium-impact publication in the aging space?
LongevityLab@LxngevityLab
Dr. Rhonda Patrick is the world's leading anti-aging researcher. On her latest podcast she exposed the top 10 things that increase your disease risk, fat gain & aging speed (I bet my life savings you have no clue about them): 1. Visceral fat doubles your death risk.
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@YannickBuccella Even the ones with carcinogenic chemicals?
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It is not a lie: yes, sunscreen prevents cancer. Substantially.
In a randomized Australian study (source see down below) over 15 years daily use of sunscreen reduced the risk of melanoma by 73% vs. just random use.
It was tested in a large age group from 25 to 75.
✅ Skin cancer can be prevented by applying sunscreen. Use it!
Robert ₿reedlove@Breedlove22
I interviewed one of the most controversial MDs on the internet @paulsaladinomd He exposed the 9 biggest lies the health industry sold you and every single one is making you fatter, weaker & sicker (THREAD) Lie #1: "Sunscreen prevents cancer''
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The downfall of Karl Stefanovic needs to be studied, from being lovable larrikin who showed up drunk on air after the Logies, to now pandering to the conservative right wing, halfwits & conspiracy theorists by giving a platform for some of the worst people in this country
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@AmeliaBee7 It's medical history when the vax is involved. Not when it's a covid death.
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With all due respect:
-Jackson is not medically or scientifically qualified
-The Covid vaccine continues to save countless lives
-Warne smoked up to 50 cigarettes daily for most of his life, struggled constantly with his weight and followed liquid diets against medical advice
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Statins literally help diabetics the most.
Stupid false dichotomy, and an empirically wrong conclusion that will worsen health trajectories
Dr Murphy WeightLoss@TakeWeightOffMD
Before anyone goes on a statin, prevent diabetes first. It's like common sense, yet here we are.......
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@theproof Which peptides are you specifically concerned with?
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Sad reality of increased peptide use may well be increased cancer incidence in young people.
Keep in mind many of these have not gone through human randomised controlled studies comparing them to a placebo. Making it near impossible to evaluate risk versus reward.
Exceptions to this are peptides like GLP-1 RAs, insulin etc which have gone through rigorous human clinical trials to evaluate safety and efficacy. For the right candidate the benefits outweigh the risks.
MANY things we see in animal studies do not translate to humans. Please be careful.
Right now it’s more important than ever to stay healthy - because in just 5-15 years there’s likely going to be great medical discoveries that genuinely increase health span.
Perfect time to double down on nutrition, sleep, exercise, stress management and avoid taking unnecessary risks on unproven treatments hiding under the seductive label of ‘regenerative medicine’
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Carney: "The days of our military sending 70 cents of every dollar to the United States are over."
*thunderous applause*
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@PeterCronau Siding with blatant communists is the alternative?
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In 3 large prospective cohorts of US women and men, we found that higher butter intake was associated with increased total and cancer mortality. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…
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Federal voting intention (Gen Z men)
🟥 ALP: 39% (-5)
🟩 GRN: 24% (+6)
🟧 ONP: 19% (+10)
🟦 L/NP: 12% (-8)
⬛️ OTH: 6% (-3)
Two-party-preferred
🟥 ALP: 69%
🟦 L/NP: 31%
ALP vs ONP
🟥 ALP: 70%
🟧 ONP: 30%
RedBridge/Accent | 6-19 Mar | n=~700 [subsample from nationwide poll] | +/- 7-26 Nov
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@diseasy_e I have already taken five and would happily take more if I was eligible.
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What happened to the body of the man who got more than 200 COVID vaccines? Nothing.
Erik@e_cdalton
What happened to the arteries of the man who ate 25 soft boiled eggs a day for 15 years? Nothing. Zero “clinically important atherosclerosis”
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@AlanKohler @abcnews You're rich man. You can stop shilling for government.
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My video piece for tonight's @abcnews in which I suggest that childcare and kinder be nationalised, and made free. That is, free education should be extended to kids under 5.
youtube.com/watch?v=harEUD…
YouTube
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@discernableco No one tuning in so he probably used a different script.
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I will live tweet commentary on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's address to the nation at 7pm Sydney time.
For some reason people like my analysis. I'll focus on trying to see through what he says, not a literal update on what he says.
I understand it is already pre recorded so it will be managed to within an inch of its life.
Don't let anything fool you, this is highly prepared, scripted and workshopped to achieve an aim, good or bad.
Anything presented as spur of the moment is definitely not. This is Albo's attempt to steer a nation and he'd be feeling tremendous pressure.
Before we begin, consider this:
'The most improper job for any man is bossing other men. Not one in a million is fit for it, least of all those who desire the opportunity.' -Tolkien
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@cremieuxrecueil Reminder: your pharma data are unreliable
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Reminder: don't listen to health influencers; they're not smart and they're not honest.
They make up numbers (e.g., 50% no side effects, 18 months in), they make up usage claims ('you can't get off of it, ever'), they misuse words ('meta-analysis'), etc.
Real rebound data:
Camus@newstart_2024
Ozempic looks like a miracle… until it isn’t. Bill Maher asked Jillian Michaels the question a lot of people are quietly wondering: if these weight-loss drugs are so great, why isn’t anyone talking about the downsides? Her answer was direct and data-heavy. About 50% of users feel great at first with no side effects. Then comes the inevitable plateau. Stopping the drug almost always leads to regaining most or all of the weight — often with a brutal rebound effect. She also highlighted more serious risks like stomach paralysis, intestinal blockage, pancreatitis, and kidney issues. Meanwhile, the weight-loss drug industry is growing at a 9% compound annual rate, and many doctors stay quiet because of grant money and industry influence. It’s a raw conversation that cuts through the hype. What do you think — is the Ozempic boom being oversold, or are the benefits worth the risks and lifelong commitment?
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Kos never mentions immigration once in this op-ed explaining One Nation’s rise
How is it possible to completely ignore their main political issue when analysing their rise in popularity?
He claims that One Nation voters are actually just mad about neoliberalism.
The implication is that Albanese should simply continue with the current rate of migration while implementing Kos’s preferred suite of left wing economic policies to stop One Nation.
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