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Rumor is that this monster is knocking dudes out left and right in prison. Could this deadly form of training make him more dangerous than every UFC fighter alive?
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Rumor is that this monster is knocking dudes out left and right in prison. Could this deadly form of training make him more dangerous than every UFC fighter alive?

When every day is a struggle for survival, that's like training 24 hours a day seven days a week at max intensity.

UFC fighters train a few hours a day and then go home and play video games with their kids.

This guy lives and breathes violence. There's levels to this shit.

UFC fighters couldn't hang with someone like him. He's too battle hardened. And genetics just hits different.

I'd love to see him fight Gane with a six month camp. Weekend warrior versus a real limb breaker. Shit would be carnage. Baddest man on the planet for sure

u/suprbowlsexromp — 6 days ago
▲ 74 r/stupidpol

Former FDA official says US handling of cyclospora near ‘catastrophic level’ | Trump administration

I also thought the whole thing stank.

They were zeroing in on Taylor Farms lettuce through epidemiological analysis, then they report a positive result for a new batch coming across the border. Then they walk it back, calling it a false positive.

Since when does the FDA report a test result that hasn't been confirmed? Seems like more likely is that it was a positive result and Taylor Farms lobbied to have it reversed.

Just the latest example in a sea of corruption instances in this admin

theguardian.com
u/suprbowlsexromp — 25 days ago
▲ 9 r/infectiousdisease

Cyclospora finding by the FDA declared a false positive? How likely is that?

FDA is providing an update regarding the sample of lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms de Mexico which was reported positive on July 18, 2026. Due to the complexity in detection of Cyclospora, FDA laboratory experts re-reviewed the sample results and have concluded that the finding does not represent true amplification and should be considered a false positive. Information about the sample has been removed from the July 18, 2026, update below. FDA has notified Taylor Farms and continues working with the firm to ensure product implicated in this outbreak has been removed from the market. FDA and state partners continue to collect and analyze product samples. As of July 19, 2026, there are no confirmed positive sample results for product testing for Cyclospora. 

I assume the FDA uses PCR and has a pretty stringent internal protocol for assessing this stuff, how is a false positive possible?

Did they report the initial PCR finding without confirmation? Or did they confirm it and are now walking this back?

fda.gov
u/suprbowlsexromp — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/orthopaedics

Do you follow sports injuries? For example, Conor McGregor recently had a knee injury in a bout. Is that something that gets on your radar and causes you to think about possible causes?

The MD Brian Sutterer on Youtube does this very thing and posts videos any time there's an injury, speculating as to the causes and explaining the dynamics to the public.

I tend to do the same.

What about you?

reddit.com
u/suprbowlsexromp — 1 month ago