Replying to @EricBurlison @PeterHotez and @joerogan
Someone who spent years studying medicine and is not best known as the host of fear factor
masterlongevity.
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masterlongevity.
@masterlongevity
Neuroscientist,investor, clinical dev consultant, glassblower, fiction lover
San Francisco, CA
Joined September 2013
- Replying to @sahar_tartakis this the definition of diversity, equity and INCLUSION (DEI)? forcing Jewish students to stand outside of a door (not being included in the discussion because they are not the righ kind of diversity)
- Replying to @WallStreetApessane people dont want their kids exposed to unvaccinated children when they visit a healthcare providor, same as we dont want their schools full of unvaccinated kids. we generally dont want our kids getting the measles, whooping cough , etc. because we love them
- Replying to @benkeithphotoWtf is wrong with the parents? Their willing to let their kid die?
- Replying to @KevinMKruse and @GregAbbott_TXactually it turns out that some were documented permanent residents. he either didnt try to confirm or he knew and this was intentional. both options are horrible
- Replying to @nataliesurelyHow does that remotely justify removing posters of kidnapped kids?
- Replying to @trump_repostnot tariffs. The U.S. struggles to export beef to some countries, particularly the European Union (and Aus), due to hormone bans and stringent regulations regarding beef production and certification.
- Replying to @ChrisDJacksonADP uses actual data so it is more likely to be correct. Labor dept uses surveys, and it literally makes no sense that there were 73K new govt jobs in June. Hes cooking the books
- Replying to @sahar_tartakits illegal for them to not let you in. Suggest speaking with an attorney
- Replying to @nataliesurelyThe country needs to have serious conversation about a forced retirement age for elected leaders. Dont know exact age, but definitely should be no more than 75
- Replying to @Acyn“Mitochondrial challenges” is not a standard medical term; it’s a loose, non-clinical phrase popularized in wellness circles (e.g., by influencers like the Means siblings). True mitochondrial disorders are rare, inherited conditions diagnosed via genetic testing and biopsies, not
- Replying to @ArmandDomagen x is 44-59. my guess is those numbers are different than 50-65 yr olds
