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hy·per·bo·le (hī-pûrbə-lē)
n.
A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, as in I could sleep for a year or This book weighs a ton.
[Latin hyperbolē, from Greek huperbolē, excess, from huperballein, to exceed : huper, beyond; see HYPER- + ballein, to throw; see gwelə- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
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It is difficult to exaggerate against a president whose basic style is the superlative, & buys his ink by the tanker,
when standing by the crater where the white house East wing recently stood.
 
What is Fascism? #2,990
fascism
noun
fas·cism ˈfa-ˌshi-zəm also ˈfa-ˌsi-
often Fascism : a populist political philosophy, movement, or regime (such as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual, that is associated with a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, and that is characterized by severe economic and social regimentation and by forcible suppression of opposition
At the core of fascism is loyalty to tribe, ethnic identity, religion, tradition, or, in a word, nation.—Jason Stanley

Not sure the following is related:

Paramount wraps up mega Warner Bros merger to create Hollywood powerhouse Skydance​

By Anzar Mehraj and Harshita Mary Varghese October 6, 20267:42 AM GMT-5Updated 1 hour ago

  • Combined company carries debt of about $80 billion
  • David Ellison, co-CEO Ynon Kreiz face $6 billion savings target
  • CNN and CBS News leadership to remain unchanged
Oct 6 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance (PSKY.O), opens new tab on Tuesday completed its blockbuster $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD.O), opens new tab, creating a Hollywood heavyweight called ‌Skydance and handing CEO David Ellison control of one of the world's largest entertainment companies.
The deal brings together the studios behind "Mission: Impossible," "Harry Potter" and DC Studios alongside major television and streaming networks such as CBS, CNN, Paramount+ and HBO Max — forming an expansive entertainment company spanning film, TV and news.
 
"Tiny baby coffins" custom made for small-minded Moms ?
"tiny baby coffins" #2,994
Oh Laurie, that's Hugh! OTO

Adversity is the engine of evolution. If natural blondes wish to filter their own bloodlines from the gene-pool, perhaps we should be grateful.
Viva vaccinated brunettes !
 
"Tiny baby coffins" custom made for small-minded Moms ?

Oh Laurie, that's Hugh! OTO

Adversity is the engine of evolution. If natural blondes wish to filter their own bloodlines from the gene-pool, perhaps we should be grateful.
Viva vaccinated brunettes !

Its more complicated than that.
For example, we put deadly mercury (thimerosal) into vaccines so that we can use the same needles over and over without having to sterilize between patients.
We also combing vaccines when the body can only handle one at a time.
We also give hundreds of flu vaccines when the maximum number of immunities the body can hold is about a dozen.
 
For example, we put deadly mercury (thimerosal) into vaccines so that we can use the same needles over and over without having to sterilize between patients.
We also combing vaccines when the body can only handle one at a time.
We also give hundreds of flu vaccines when the maximum number of immunities the body can hold is about a dozen.
Sounds like RFK Jr isn't the only one with a brain worm.
 
"We also combing vaccines when the body can only handle one at a time." R5 #2,997
I believe that's not possible.
If pathogens queued one at a time to infect each host, this might seem less implausible.
But as I understand the insights of Wilson, pathogens proceed on an "every man [pathogen] for himself" basis.
Two or more may infect a host at the same time.

Whether combined vaccines are effective can be easily & persuasively addressed by the statistical results of a population's vaccination record, contrasted with its disease resistance.
The civilized world has already decisively ruled on that.

"We also give hundreds of flu vaccines when the maximum number of immunities the body can hold is about a dozen." R5 #2,997
"A dozen"?
How many pathogens capable of infecting a human body do you imagine there to be?
I have not counted them.
Fact is, I'm not sure anyone has.
None the less, I strongly suspect the tally is orders of magnitude more than "a dozen".

"Sounds like RFK Jr isn't the only one with a brain worm." S2 #2,998
ad hom (n)

Please forgive me R5. CV.us is not intended as a forum for mud tossing.
Decisive refutation, enlightenment is far better.
Backsliding into ad hom is in a sense a rhetorical surrender. Instead of refuting the argument, insult the poster.
Who wants to read that?
 
I believe that's not possible.
If pathogens queued one at a time to infect each host, this might seem less implausible.
But as I understand the insights of Wilson, pathogens proceed on an "every man [pathogen] for himself" basis.
Two or more may infect a host at the same time.

Whether combined vaccines are effective can be easily & persuasively addressed by the statistical results of a population's vaccination record, contrasted with its disease resistance.
The civilized world has already decisively ruled on that.


"A dozen"?
How many pathogens capable of infecting a human body do you imagine there to be?
I have not counted them.
Fact is, I'm not sure anyone has.
None the less, I strongly suspect the tally is orders of magnitude more than "a dozen".


ad hom (n)

Please forgive me R5. CV.us is not intended as a forum for mud tossing.
Decisive refutation, enlightenment is far better.
Backsliding into ad hom is in a sense a rhetorical surrender. Instead of refuting the argument, insult the poster.
Who wants to read that?

The number of pathogens has nothing to do with it.
The problems come from how the immune system stores immunity information?
It is stored by bone marrow T-cells.
And since bone marrow T-cells only live about 10 years, immunity information has to be appended to the cell's DNA, so it can be passed on to offspring cells.
And appending immunity information to T-cell DNA is not easy.
It takes time and is fragile.
So you can't allow 2 immunities to try to be appended at the same time, and there is a limit as to how many immunities can be appended.
 
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