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  • WHO, CoE: ‘vaccine passports’ not scientific, harm human rights

    WHO, CoE: ‘vaccine passports’ not scientific, harm human rights

    A much-needed wise reminder by WHO and the Council of Europe to dispel the population freak-control murk trying to inoculate the UK and EU. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has announced that it is not encouraging the use of “vaccine passports.” They put this down to a combination of both “ethical and scientific” reasons. “We are not sure…

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  • Data Management and ETL/ELT: You Always Have the Choice

    Data Management and ETL/ELT: You Always Have the Choice

    “There is nothing wrong in doing things right, first time” is Reason’s motto. Make Sense by adding discipline and order with ‘Intelligent Automation’ to your data lineage, and other ETL/ELT jobs. Initially published on 12 Oct 2020 | Republished on 15 Mar 2021 When it comes to data management and all ELT/ETL and data lineage…

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  • Scientific Papers: What is ‘Reproducible’, and Does it Matter?

    Scientific Papers: What is ‘Reproducible’, and Does it Matter?

    This scientific step is required to test in situ how the findings of published papers perform in real life on the occasion of repeated experiments. The paradox is that even transparent, accessible experiments may not be reproducible while enforced as if they were. Two illustrations but keep in mind it is all a bit more…

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  • “Covid-19: Hancock’s failure to publish contracts was unlawful”, UK High Court

    “Covid-19: Hancock’s failure to publish contracts was unlawful”, UK High Court

    The British Medical Journal published on 19th Feb: “The UK government acted unlawfully in failing to publish details of dozens of contracts awarded without competition for goods and services such as personal protective equipment (PPE) needed during the cCvid-19 pandemic, a High Court judge has ruled.”

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  • Pfizer demands States assets guarantee against ADR litigations

    Pfizer demands States assets guarantee against ADR litigations

    “Held to ransom”: Pfizer demands governments gamble with state assets to secure vaccine deal “Pfizer has been accused of “bullying” Latin American governments in Covid vaccine negotiations and has asked some countries to put up sovereign assets, such as embassy buildings and military bases, as a guarantee against the cost of any future legal cases,…

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  • The Nasdaq listing businesses now wants racial diversity quotas

    The Nasdaq listing businesses now wants racial diversity quotas

    To Reason, candidates should be only recruited on competencies, experience, skills, qualifications and ethics. Such divisive virtue-signalling is yet another concerning, ill-inspired, looking like quasi-racist coercion of the recruitment industry. A very worrying article saw on LinkedIn today. This movement about equality and diversity is not new. But it is seriously evolving now in a…

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  • 116-year-old French nun survives COVID she ‘wasn’t scared to die’

    116-year-old French nun survives COVID she ‘wasn’t scared to die’

    116-year-old French nun survives COVID and says she ‘wasn’t scared to die’. She’s not vaccinated. Two old friends of hers died just days after getting vaccinated. 

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