@markusl
regarding the mrna/vector vaccines:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8538446/
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abf1771
i just don't trust these vaccines, they feel like hybris. i'm told "mrna can't get integrated to dna", a few months later a mechanism is found, only by chance the vaccine hasn't got the right primer.
injecting mrna which let my cells produce an unknown amount of something hampering dna repair also sounds like a terrible idea.
now they plan mandates with this concoctions. of cause without having any if the inactivated virus vaccines here, like e.g. the chinese or valnevas.
i won't put the mrna stuff into me. the classic technology is proven to work. i'm vaccinated against all kinds of stuff and have no problem with that.
@markusl @zleap @Nobody@freeatlantis.com @freemo regarding vitamin d and covid, john campbell has some videos about it, discussing a paper here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HwNgKJ-7YWQ
"Der Immunologie-Professor Leif Erik Sander zeigte sich zuversichtlich, dass die vorhandenen Impfstoffe bei Bedarf rasch an die Omikron-Variante angepasst werden können. "Wir sind optimistisch, dass wir bei so einer Variante nicht bei null anfangen", sagte er bei der Veranstaltung des Bundesgesundheitsministeriums. Das Immunsystem des Menschen sei "so aufgebaut, dass es gegen viele Teile im Virus Immunität aufbaut" - damit könne es auch gegen Mutationen wirksam sein, sagte der Mediziner. "Also wir haben immer ein Netz und einen doppelten Boden.""
https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/omikron-impfen-wieler-spahn-101.html
aha, wir impfen mit dem spike protein, explizit nur ein teil der virenhülle, aber der körper kennt durch spukhafte fernwirkung auch die anderen teile. interessant! klingt fast nach morphogenetischem feld!
@zleap
you get somewhere from 2× - 6× the energy as heat that you put into it. the english wikipedia article is pretty good! actual efficiency of course differs depending if you use the ground as heat source or air and how hot things have to get, eg. floor heating can be rather cold compared to radiators.
@zleap but of cause solar panels also make sense. there isn't a one size fits all solution. i don't think that hot water (~60°C) is the optimum for heat pumps. they are very good for floor or wall heating where you need temperatures around 25°C.
@pamby1 @sigma @professortom
@zleap
heat pumps do work in cold temperatures, just like the back of your freezer gets hot even if the inside is sub zero.
@pamby1 @sigma @professortom
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