Re: Risks associated with and

[Guest guest]

I agree with your point 100%. and faced all those horrors

but do you know what eventually killed ? Possibly the same thing

harming our kids.

and 's exhibition faced a certain unforseen " risk " at the

hands of Rush (whose profile is on the seal of the American

Psychiatric Association) who prescribed calomel (mercury pills) to

the explorers to ward off the runs or syphilis or something. And

Merriweather eventually went nuts and killed himself, in a bit

of a madhatter fashion. Not brought down by a cougar or the frozen

tundra but by medicine.

>

> Hey think about this one for a minute.  Risks:  From an engineering

perspective, we identify Risks associated with a project, and then we

attempt to mitigate those risks.

>  

> Think of and and all the risks they faced on the

journey west and back.  No one was lost except for one who died of

appendicitis.  Think of all the risks they

faced.  ..............................................................

...wild animals, biting insects, hostile natives (some hostile, but

most were extremely helpful), hunger, etc, etc,  Yet none was lost

due to these risks associated with mother nature. 

>  

> Ok, now then someone should do a risk-benefit analysis of the

current vaccine schedule and compare those odds and the likelihood of

being injured to the odds faced by and .  Oh and by the

way they spent a long winter in N. Dakota with tempts in the -20 F. 

You would have thought that and and his entire band of

troopers would have died of the measle, mumps, rubella, diptheria,

pertusis, and tetanus.  They made their trek in 1804-5, how did they

do it without the " miracle of vaccines? "   Perhaps they trusted in

something other than " vaccines? "

>  

> hmmmmmmmm........makes you wonder,

>  

>

http://www.netflix.com/Movie/_and__The_Journey_of_the_Corps_

of_Discovery/70037259?trkid=226869

>  

> This video is a 3.5 hour documentary on the and

Expedition to the West.

>  

> Sorta helps put things in perspective does it not?

>  

> Bob

>

[Guest guest]

As Mason said to Dixon, " You gotta draw the line somewhere. "

>

> Hey think about this one for a minute. Risks: From an engineering

perspective, we identify Risks associated with a project, and then we

attempt to mitigate those risks.

>

[Guest guest]

Like Coca-Cola used to have actual cocaine in it, calomine may have

at one time had " colomel " . I don't know for sure. Wiki it?

> >

> > Hey think about this one for a minute. Risks: From an

engineering

> perspective, we identify Risks associated with a project, and

then we

> attempt to mitigate those risks.

> >

> > Think of and and all the risks they faced on the

> journey west and back. No one was lost except for one who died

of

> appendicitis. Think of all the risks they

>

faced. ..............................................................

> ..wild animals, biting insects, hostile natives (some hostile,

but

> most were extremely helpful), hunger, etc, etc, Yet none was

lost

> due to these risks associated with mother nature.

> >

> > Ok, now then someone should do a risk-benefit analysis of the

> current vaccine schedule and compare those odds and the

likelihood of

> being injured to the odds faced by and . Oh and by

the

> way they spent a long winter in N. Dakota with tempts in the -20

F.

> You would have thought that and and his entire band

of

> troopers would have died of the measle, mumps, rubella,

diptheria,

> pertusis, and tetanus. They made their trek in 1804-5, how did

they

> do it without the " miracle of vaccines? " Perhaps they trusted in

> something other than " vaccines? "

> >

> > hmmmmmmmm........makes you wonder,

> >

> >

>

http://www.netflix.com/Movie/_and__The_Journey_of_the_Corps_

> of_Discovery/70037259?trkid=226869

> >

> > This video is a 3.5 hour documentary on the and

> Expedition to the West.

> >

> > Sorta helps put things in perspective does it not?

> >

> > Bob

> >

>