I meant the part about a vaccine existing and being so effective. Normally, that would be considered good news...Originally Posted by slikrapid
Santa-NWO collusion confirmed!if you keep offending Santa, maybe the present this time turns out to be a toxic vaccine
That was partly my point regarding the desperate measures. Medicine isn't a field where you should settle for "good enough" solutions.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
the most effective remedy for a viral (or any other) infection is a working, healthy, maintained personal immune system - a company (pharma, media) or a government that actually cares about your health would say the same and act in a way to promote the same; yet they are more interested in profit, keeping their jobs, spreading propaganda and bowing down to the deep state, which is why they keep pushing second rate products at best and toxic products at worst, lowering the standards as they see fit, ignoring or censoring dissenting scientific community warnings about such malpractice
as a side note, a rapidly mutating pathogen cannot be fought using vaccines because by the time a useful vaccine is developed, the pathogen has already changed, rendering the vaccine ineffective (proof: low efficiency of flu vaccines) - so as the well known virologist and epidemiologist prof. Bhakdi said about the Coronavirus:
translation:
A vaccine works only when the target, the virus, doesn't constantly change. But if you want to achieve something against a pathogen which firstly is not even dangerous and secondly mutates, then your efforts will fail! It is completely useless to produce such a vaccine.
more info:
pdf/epub downloadable at libgen (.rs)
[english] Karina Reiss; Sucharit Bhakdi: Corona, False Alarm?: Facts and Figures (2020)
[german] Sucharit Bhakdi; Karina Reiss: Corona Fehlalarm? Zahlen, Daten und Hintergründe (2020)
Corona-Krise: Offener Brief an die Bundeskanzlerin von Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi (German with English subtitles)
title: Corona Crisis: An open letter to the Chancellor by Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi
note: look at the date when this was published
i thought you already read at least some of the more recent posts from the Deep Discussion Thread in order to understand that we are not living in a normal situation, but rather a new normal, where the media, pharma and governments spread fake news and are up to no good regarding the Corona measures being forced upon the public
symbolically, Santa gives you what you deserve - so if the world due to its past behavior deserves a NWO being forced upon them, then that is what they will receive (aka karma or the results of karma)Santa-NWO collusion confirmed!
if you don't have anything better or you don't trust anything else, then there is no other option than a "good enough" solutionMedicine isn't a field where you should settle for "good enough" solutions.
I've been skimming through the new posts on it... but so many videos, so little time
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
I bought 15€ external case for 2.5 hdd and it worked fine. Managed to get all the data she needed
Sad about the laptop. I think display chip died. Laptop turns on, but nothing is on screen! Not sure if this is worth fixing?
Last edited by yoco; 15.11.20 at 09:57.
Connect the laptop to a monitor or a TV (already tried?). If the dektop will be displayed is the laptop screen damaged and you have to exchange it. Of course just if it's still worth.
How do I do that? Can I use hdmi?
1. Plug monitor or TV in a compatible port
2. Observe results
I think a damaged screen is the most likely scenario, but this should remove all doubt. As for whether the fix is worth it, that depends on the availability and price of a spare screen and how much you're interested on this particular laptop (as opposed to saving money to buy a newer one). At worst, you can keep using it as a desktop replacement with a monitor, and optionally keyboard and mouse.
"I just remembered something that happened a long time ago."
I tried connecting with hdmi, but on my monitor it kept saying "no hdmi signal"
I did format the hdd, so not sure if this is the reason.
How did you do this without a display? However basic driver for the "graphic cards" are in windows so i don't think that this can be the reason. Maybe the card is damaged. Then there is nothing you can do. Laptop "graphics cards" cannot be repaired. Usually there are no real cards in it. Repairs would be too expensive, it's not worth it.
It is my opinion.
Last edited by Data1; 16.11.20 at 09:58.
Not sure I understand. I pluged in hdmi in laptops hdmi, and the other end into my monitor hdmi. Switched to HDMI display on my monitor, but it kept saying there's no signal.
You did it right: "laptops hdmi, ... into ... monitor hdmi."
"but ... there's no signal". Thats why i think that maybe the card/ graphic chip is damaged.
Did the laptop work well before you format the hdd?
Last edited by Data1; 16.11.20 at 10:42.
Laptop "died" when my sister was using it for school from home for her child. I wasn't there, but she said there's was a message something about the display error, and then it died. When I got home i tried turning it on, the power light is on, you can hear the fan but there's nothing on screen.
I think it's graphic chip as well.
I think it could be the chip / graphics card.
I'm sorry that I can't / couldn't help you
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