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For years, conventional medicine has asked for placebo-controlled randomized clinical trials. 💯 This is it. We now have two clinical studies showing reproducibility. This is another scientific success from our team and a powerful step forward in validating #fungi through rigorous science. 4/5

I have come to realisation that Autoshows are a way to punish the Journo’s after a year of having to be nice to them. Crushingly hard work covering acres of new launches 😂

Excellent convo with @gelliottmorris.com, who reveals why Beltway pollsters reject the inherent uncertainty of polling. Also a great reason to support his Substack, Strength in Numbers. Feeling Nerrrdy?? Join us!

Way to Win@waytowinus.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Went deep with @gelliottmorris.com yesterday. We got into DC incentive structures, and philosophy of poll writing, and a couple of the absolute bangers he's dropped lately. Listen and subscribe now! 📺 youtu.be/BtkCmpB1CYU?... 🍎 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

Way to Win is old enough to have refined its approach to being the nerdiest coolest kids on the block. Are we the coolest nerds or the nerdiest cool kids? I dunno-- seems like a very gen x breakfast club inspired line of questioning... just enjoy the data.

Way to Win@waytowinus.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Went deep with @gelliottmorris.com yesterday. We got into DC incentive structures, and philosophy of poll writing, and a couple of the absolute bangers he's dropped lately. Listen and subscribe now! 📺 youtu.be/BtkCmpB1CYU?... 🍎 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

U.S. leaders were told: "declare victory and go home" in Vietnam as early as 1966, but fought for 7 more years and thousands of pointless deaths The Trump regime has lost an even more senseless war in Iran in just 2 weeks. The time for leaving is now My new column www.inquirer.com/opinion/iran...

It took U.S. years to lose a war in Vietnam. Trump lost one in days. | Will Bunch

It's increasingly clear that Trump's war of choice in Iran has failed spectacularly. America learned nothing from past war failures.

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