Actually, I am and its all related since medical school prices reflect the expectation that physicians will make higher than average salaries.

There are creative ways to become a physician withOUT crippling debt even when the average tuition ranges from $32,000 to $62,000 a year. Or, you can go to one of the medical schools with the lowest costs (as low as $18,000 a year)

You can certainly become a certified teacher or nurse without spending hundreds of thousands of dollars (or tens of thousands for that matter) by attending an in-state school and living like a college student, and not someone using student loans to act like a trust fund baby.

Boom! I knew my alma mater would be in there. UNM is one of the most underrated universities in the country. I'd pit their mathematics, physics, engineering, geology, music and theater programs against the more famous schools any day. The head of the orthopedics department personally put my left wrist back together after I shattered it in a bicycling accident. He did a brilliant job.

Got my first shot on Monday of the Pfizer. Apart from a slightly sore arm (I did a workout the same night so I'm sure the overhead shoulder press had something to do with it), no side effects to report.

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Is it still a boat if it doesn't float?

Either someone was on a low fat diet or they digest lipids well.

Either someone was on a low fat diet or they digest lipids well. :happyanim:

That's my quota for the year for poop jokes. :D

https://www.bitchute.com/video/uqu5rR8JK5YV/

Any doctors in here want to explain this?

Weren’t you just criticizing the ability to trust in science and the lining of pockets? Hopefully you can understand how I might see the incongruity in that stance and posting that link.

I don't trust it. That's why I was asking for an explanation. He's not a scientist, just reporting on the "facts".

What the heck is bitchute, and why should I trust that clicking the link won't infect my computer with spyware?

Not everything deserves an explanation, especially when the content comes from a cesspool like BitChute. The problem with arguing with conspiracy theorists is that there is no changing their mind. Flat Earthers, for instance, can’t be proven wrong in their eyes because all evidence refuting their theories is fake. Anyone trying to present evidence against their theory is clearly apart of the deep state. The logic is very circular. Just saying. I’m trying to identify and ignore these right wing crazies. Like an addict, they need to hit rock bottom, wake themselves up and snap out of their quackery.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitChute

I watched about 2 minutes of some ABC Florida channel report. Not the strongest start to state facts. Be that as it may, there was a similar sequence of reproductive gene and the capsid. That isn’t much. The covid genome is pretty big at ~30k nt so having something similar isn’t much.

Vacci-Nation
 

My problem with the vaccine as a soldier is the Gulf War syndrome. For all you young folks out there, when the military decided to invade Iraq in the early 90’s, allot of soldiers were vaccinated with unproven vaccines and experimental vaccines to protect against biological attacks. After returning from the war, soldiers were making babies. A lot of the babies had developmental issues to include mental retardation, deformed appendages, and so forth. There was a big law suit. Some of the soldiers medical records were wiped out clean to hide the traces.

Currently in the Army, i can’t speak for other branches, the vaccine is optional. They even make you sign paperwork before the vaccine. Currently the trend right now for vaccinated soldiers are senior leadership. Junior soldiers are less likely to get the vaccination.

So until it’s fda approved and the Army makes it mandatory, I’m going to pass on this one. Who knows, i am legend just might be true.


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