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Upgrade Your Masking Chart, Explained

2023-12-04

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The right-wing has infiltrated both sides of the aisle on both sides of the pond

2023-12-04

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“Chronic absenteeism” is a failure of public health.

2023-12-02

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Image text: Youth could be the answer to election worker shortage. Editor: Each election we have trouble staffing the polls. We need to expand the pool of possible workers. High School seniors need a project to graduate, maybe this could be it. Local colleges and universities are another possibility. Counties should reach out. If laws need to be changed or enacted, I see a rare issue where all political parties can come together. John Figliomeni Childs.

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Compuslory teen poll workers sounds like a bad idea.

2023-12-02

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The whole point of government

2023-12-01

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Eugenics as an ideology

2023-11-30

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Covid contrarian trucker offers charity infection control supplies.

2023-11-18

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Medicare Advantage plans are using AI to determine which seniors get healthcare

2023-11-15

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The ball pit at Chuck E. Cheese

2023-11-11

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My public comment to HHS on: Discrimination on the Basis of Disability in Health and Human Service Programs or Activities

A Proposed Rule by the Health and Human Services Department

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False hope in “60 Minutes” covering the indoor air quality issue.

2023-11-04

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Public comment to CDC HICPAC committee November 2023 by Chloe

Why is it that I have to continually ask about safety precautions when I need healthcare?

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Accept your fate and catch covid

2023-10-31

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People know how covid spreads, they’ve just been told it doesn’t matter.

2023-10-29

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Jessica Whatever Validates Your DoomScroll

2023-10-29

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Hypernormalisation Documentary, 2016, by Adam Curtis. ”The liberals were outraged at Trump. But they expressed their outrage in cyberspace so it had no effect. Because the algorithms made sure that they only spoke to people who already agreed with them. Instead ironically their waves of angry messages and tweets benefitted the large corporations who ran the social media platforms. one online analyst put it simply — angry people click. It meant that the radical fury that came like waves across the internet no longer had the power to change the world. Instead it became a fuel that fed the systems of power making them ever more powerful.”

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They may hate you, but they love each other.

2023-10-27

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Public comment at PA DEP environmental justice meeting

Public comment at a public meeting of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

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Accusation in a Mirror warning

2023-10-24

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don't wait for everybody - Chloe Humbert

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Influencers and Direct Marketing

Don’t Wait For Everybody – Episode 006

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Brown University trashed air purifiers that were in the student dorms.

2023-10-21

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Multiple layers for safety: public health is not an à la carte menu.

2023-10-15

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Too much money incentivizes shmoozing.

2023-10-14

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