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Chuck Baldwin: CDC Vindicates Dr. Bukacek, Indicts Itself

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CDC Vindicates Dr. Bukacek, Indicts Itself

It turns out, Dr. Bukacek was right all along, and her understanding of science and medicine has been vindicated in the latest report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

According to the CDC, only 6% of deaths originally reported as caused by Coronavirus were deaths exclusively caused by Coronavirus. As Dr. Bukacek warned Montanans from the beginning, the rest of the deaths attributed to COVID-19 were in cases in which patients tested positive, but who had other underlying health conditions that actually caused their death.

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The Steele Report: Questions Being Answered Today at 1 PM Eastern (1300)

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1. What is a good way to submit reports on wrong doing to the federal authorities without it being mishandled but resolved in the correct way?

2. Are you still confident that DT has a handle on the mail-in voting issue and will make it a non issue before the ballots are out?

3. Loved your interview with the two Charlies. What are your general thoughts on their credibility?

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Penguin: Open Source Civics in Spain

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Medialab Prado: Applying the Open Source Ethic to Civic Innovation

An open data project is exploring new ways to use shareable databases in creative, public-spirited ways.

Now Medialab Prado is trying to go global with its civic incubation model. In September and October, it will be hosting a MOOC course (in Spanish) on “how to grow your own citizen laboratory and build networks of cooperation.” The idea is to foster very localized citizen innovation labs, even in rural areas, by helping people learn how to host prototyping workshops, use helpful digital tools, issue open calls to identify projects and collaborators, and run communication plans, mediation, documentation, evaluation, etc.

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Stephen E. Arnold: Palantir Desperate for an Exit?

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Palantir: Planning Ahead

I read “In Amended Filing, Palantir Admits It Won’t Have Independent Board Governance for Up to a Year.” The legal tap dancing is semi-interesting. Palantir wants money and control. I understand that motive. The company — despite its sudden interest in becoming a cowboy — has Silicon Valley roots.

Observations:

  1. The resubmission suggests carelessness and flawed management processes
  2. The action raises the question, “Are these Silicon Valley cowboys getting desperate for an exit?”
  3. For a low profile outfit engaged in secret work for some of its clients, public actions increase the scrutiny on a company which after a decade and a half is not profitable.

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Berto Jongman: Dutch Take Lead with Quantum Computing

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First Quantum Network in NL Released by End of 2020 Between Delft and The Hague

The first quantum network in the Netherlands will be released around the end of the year. A so-called quantum link (Q-link) will be established between the Dutch cities of Delft and The Hague, which will enable two quantum systems to be linked and entangled.

Phi Beta Iota: This is years away from implementation, but it merits note that the Dutch are far and away the absolute top of the pyramid when it comes to cyber-communications.  They are not as good at sense-making (no one is).