
Full stack developer @CMRI_AUS. Human Speciesist.
Sydney Australia
Joined August 2009
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Replying to @JavascriptMick @AustralianJA
Also bridge were shotgun shells, recent footage don't look like shotguns, more than two shooters?
Replying to @elonmusk @libsoftiktok
Nutrition, micro-enterprises sound good to me.
Replying to @JavascriptMick @GlobeEyeNews
The likelihood that this treatment exists and is effective is vanishingly small. Cancer is complicated and there is no one single cause. Here is a decent ref stanfordhealthcare.org/medic…
Replying to @JavascriptMick @GlobeEyeNews
I am not an oncologist but I have worked with expert oncologists and proteomics for many years. I have never heard anybody even come close to claiming a single treatment, let alone a vaccine that can stop all types of cancer tumour.
Replying to @GlobeEyeNews
Here is the announcement from tass tass.com/science/1887455 it is reportedly an mRNA vaccine, the same technology used for most of the successful covid vaccines, prompting your cells to produce a particular protein. It reportedly "suppresses tumor development and Metastasis"
Replying to @TMFScottP
@TMFScottP and behold! positive action on a number of areas including online safety for children. These guys just busted a gut to get a ton of legislation through both houses of parliament. What exactly do you think real positive action would look like? more hand waving?
Replying to @elonmusk
X is opinion not news. This is my opinion.
Replying to @JavascriptMick @elonmusk
This is my opinion btw.
Replying to @elonmusk
X is opinion not news. This is my opinion.
@TheSydney2000 I'm a parent and I support the legislation. Social media can be dangerous for young people and this change gives parents time to prepare kids to navigate these dangers when they are mentally and emotionally more equipped to do so
@PoliBard the ESafety commissioner is doing her job. The federal government is not after other people's children. Both houses of parliament and both sides of politics have agreed to give parents an additional tool to keep their kids safe online.
Replying to @nogulagsagain @AlboMP
@nogulagsagain you are correct and now*you* have one more tool to help you keep *your* kids safe online.
Replying to @RonniSalt @AlboMP
What should be in the tin? How do you promote or support child safety online?
Replying to @SaraVic333 @AlboMP
@SaraVic333 Albo is not the parent of your children, he is an elected representative and a public servant. He is *a* parent. Australia is not destroyed. You can express your opinions through our democratic processes because you are a citizen of a free and moderate nation.
Replying to @QBCCIntegrity @AlboMP
@QBCCIntegrity Albo is not your daddy, he just has the bottle to draw a line that makes it easier to keep children safe online. The bill was not a trojan horse, it was debated and discussed by our/your elected representatives in two houses of the strongest democracy in the world
Replying to @chrisprimod @AlboMP
Power to you @chrisprimod you obviously have it figured out. What is the most important thing for keeping kids safe online, is it restricted access? Education or just values? For me, I tried to instill a deep sense of scepticism for online content.
self-awarding #blackbelt in @FlutterDev after integrating @GoogleAdMob, @supabase auth + storage, Multi user accounts with seamless live account switching and with @powersync_ + Bloc + HydratedBloc for shared *and * persistent state, @PostgreSQL + @nuxt_js backend. AMA I guess
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Welcome more leaders #ProCan Sydney Int Conf:
- Prof @annapoids, Precision Oncology in Ovarian Cancer
- Prof Lois Holloway, Implementing Radiomics
- A/Prof Ness Tyrrell, Improving outcomes with Multi-Omics
- Prof @ZornitzaS, Rare disease diagnosis
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