I am totally content getting and spreading whatever germs come my way, it's healthy and a normal part of life. It's been happening for eons, it's nothing new.

If you want to cower in your basement for the rest of your life and take every government prescribed pill, have fun staying pathetic.
The only difference between the present and the past is that we've developed technology to detect and label infectious diseases. That knowledge has instilled fear into the weak minded.
If we put as much effort as this Covid "cure" bullshit into something productive, I dunno like healthy eating, we would save millions more lives...
Instead of mandating the shut-down of honest businesses like restaurants, why not mandate a massive tax or ban on super unhealthy things like smoking or sugar?
I won't advocate for government mandates on anything but it would make a hell of a lot more sense...
Fact is all of this madness we are dealing with is indeed a load of bullshit and any free thinking man or woman knows it.
Our FAILING institutions, who were rapidly becoming INSOLVENT prior to this "pandemic", jumped for joy when they got another great excuse to get more bailouts. Media. Government. Banks. Healthcare... Everyone but small business owners and hard working, free market entrepreneurs.
They're all fucking rekt. Now these corrupt institutions will refinance and buy up an even greater share of societies assets.
Literally the only thing protecting us all from descending into utter 1984 statism and the end of free markets entirely is Bitcoin.

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Before we get too far into 2021, I thought I’d write a thread recapping some of the research that came out of my lab in 2020. Most of this work was led by my talented team of graduate students, Kerrianne Morrison, @kmdebrabander, and @DesiRJones.

Back in January, a news story was published about Kerrianne’s study showing improved social interaction outcomes for autistic adults when paired with another autistic partner.

A detailed thread about the study and a link to the paper can be found here (feel free to DM me your email address if you’d like a copy of the full paper for this study or any of our studies):


Another paper published early in 2020 (it appeared a few months earlier online) showed that traditional standalone tasks of social cognition are less predictive of functional and social skills among autistic adults than commonly assumed in autism research.


Next, @kmdebrabander led and published an innovative study about how well autistic and non-autistic adults can predict their own cognitive and social cognitive performance.

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