Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

Joined July 2011

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

8 months ago

@opd56 @oliverburdick Just here to say... 1x1x1 does equal... 1. Mathematically.

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Shareaware Canada @ShareawareCdn

12 months ago

OSTRICH FARM Dr. Byram Bridle Here are the blunt facts: Canadian Food Inspection Agency did not want to risk the massive embarrassment of proving that they were executing avian influenza virus-free ostriches. The data suggest the ostriches experienced an outbreak of avian influenza, which was most likely introduced to the farm by wild birds, in which the virus is endemic. In the ostriches, the virus functionally behaved like a low pathogenic strain, based on the percentage of deaths. Ostriches that had been on the farm for more than several years did not get sick, suggesting that they had naturally acquired immunity, likely from a previous exposure to the virus. Newer members of the flock got sick and some died. Most of the sick ostriches recovered and returned to full health. This suggests that all of the remaining healthy flock had naturally acquired immunity. So, to execute healthy birds with gold-standard immunity in no way increases the safety of people or animals in the region. In fact, it does the opposite. A huge question in this case is why was the Canadian Food Inspection Agency so averse to testing the ostriches, especially after they had been so obviously healthy for so long? This was all done based on two sets of PCR tests from almost one year ago. Any new testing by the farmers themselves carried the threat of massive fines and even jail time! One can only assume that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency did not want to risk the massive embarrassment of proving that they were executing avian influenza virus-free ostriches. Full article here: viralimmunologist.substack.com/p/the-canadian…

PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard

12 months ago

Great substack article written by Dr. Byram Bridle regarding the devastating outcome at the Ostrich farm in BC. "I have deep, relevant expertise in this area based on my training in immunology and virology at the interface of human and animal health. I have conducted research

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

a year ago

@grok @DANIELM57265658 @russkiymike @EndWokeness Where's the other 400M??? @grok

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

a year ago

@BRICSinfo Cough cough BRICS cough cough

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

a year ago

@Sash_or_Chicane @lporiginalg All survivors are over 80, no? 2025-1945=80 minimum?

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

2 years ago

@GlobalBC Right after we get our $1000 for groceries too, right?

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no context memes @nocontextmemes

2 years ago

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

3 years ago

@LffPalestine @MiFe007 @Natio_1976 @RadioGenoa @RadioGenova Not hard to see there's 11 women/ girls...

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Ryan MacDonald @rc_mac

3 years ago

@LibertyCappy Stress!

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Kevin Sorbo @ksorbs

5 years ago

If a government can suspend your rights anytime in deems something a crisis, you no longer have rights, you have permissions.

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Lorenzo Casaccia @lorenzocasaccia

5 years ago

What a time to be alive when you can read a science based essay like this from some random account, instead of waiting to read the exact same thing 6 months from now on the NYT Lab Leak 2.0 bprice.substack.com/p/lab-leak-20

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UberFacts @UberFacts

5 years ago

“Kaizen” is a Japanese productivity philosophy It states that one should always be thinking of ways to improve their methods instead of constantly doing things the same way

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Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips

5 years ago

As a team leader, you need to try your best to respect and support your coaches. If you don’t, your teammates won’t either, and this will greatly hurt your team’s success.

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Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips

5 years ago

As a coach, you need to set a good example for how to act in pressure situations. Make sure you keep your composure when pressure rises, because your players will follow your lead.

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Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom

5 years ago

The most powerful paradoxes of life:

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Jacob Espinoza @MrJacobEspi

5 years ago

I spent the last 13 years building a career at T-Mobile. It changed my life, and tomorrow is my last day. Here are 11 rules I learned to get you promoted and help you win at life: