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April 18, 2024

The covid pandemic engineered the largest transfer of wealth from small, independent businesses to mega business in the history of the country. All the big businesses were allowed to stay open while small businesses were forced to close - many of them permanently. Big pharma made enormous amounts of money and they have demonstrated they are willing to knowingly kill people to make money. In 2007 Merck paid almost $5 billion to settle lawsuits for Vioxx after it was revealed that people were dying of heart attacks after taking the arthritis drug. In court, internal emails showed that Merck knew about the "side effect" but calculated that they would still make billions of dollars even after paying for the lawsuits. Evil people will do evil things - even to their fellow countrymen. Those in the know, knew that covid wasn't as deadly as they were pretending - so there were plenty of benefits for them - including getting rid of Trump.

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Ned's Book Review - American Prometheus (The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer) by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin.
[first half review]
This is the biography of the father of the atomic bomb, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 2006. It is huge, 600 pages not including notes or index. I'm now at the point where he's running the show at Los Alamos, herding the cats (scientists) who are inventing the bomb at the same time trying to get his security house in order for the spooks who are running around suspecting everybody.
There's a lot to be said about this era, things that were unknown then that we take for granted now. The very idea of nuclear fission (splitting a heavy atom) was unsuspected until December 18, 1938, when it was discovered by two German chemists. Even after this only physicists had any idea of the power potential of the atom. Einstein sent Roosevelt a letter warning of the danger. Physicists hitherto were looked at as merely kooky harmless eggheads of no ...

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