For archival purposes. Nothing to see here, move along…
Files also posted here on 12/1/2021: https://archive.org/details/eagles-extra-data-112921-2021-vaersdata
Weekly analysis of the VAERS data
For archival purposes. Nothing to see here, move along…
Files also posted here on 12/1/2021: https://archive.org/details/eagles-extra-data-112921-2021-vaersdata
[…] within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] ears within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] ears within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
[…] ears within six hours of the shot,” according to VAERS ID: 1887456. He died later that night. Mr. Albert Benavides, who goes by WelcomeTheEagle88 on Bitchute, captured the case data before it was […]
The currently fashionable adjective ‹dystopian› is the result of an ignorant misreading and should be avoided.
The word’s source is the Greek title, ‹Utopia› (literally ‘Noplacia’), of a novel in Latin by St./Sir Thomas More, who formed the name of his imaginary island from the Greek words
οὐ ‘no, not’ transcribed into the Latin alphabet as ‹u›, and
τόπος ‘place’, transcribed into the Latin alphabet as ‹topos›,
the two being run together to give ‹Utopia› ‘Noplacia’ and its corresponding adjective ‹utopian› ‘noplaceish’;
but someone with only the barest smattering of Greek has confused οὐ ‘no, not’ with εὐ ‘well, good’,
and thus produced, instead of the correct ‹utopian› ‘noplaceish’, the bogus *‹eutopian› ‘goodplaceish’,
together with – and here more pertinently – its equally bogus antonym *‹dystopian› ‘badplaceish’.
(The antonym of ‹utopian› ‘noplaceish‘ can only be *‹topian› ‘[some]placeish’.)
Down with ‹dystopia/n›, which has been shown to cause dyspepsia and even dysentery.
Where would we be without the Greeks?