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My dad could still be alive, but he's not

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367 points DustinEchoes | 2 comments | 13 Nov 25 02:17 UTC | HN request time: 0.428s | source
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moralestapia ◴[13 Nov 25 02:46 UTC] No.45909890[source]▶
>family members were too naive to know that the thing they were instructed to do by the state was a false thing

Would be interesting to see everyone who jumped in here yesterday [1] to comment on this one as well.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45889297

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1. CamperBob2 ◴[13 Nov 25 02:59 UTC] No.45909986[source]▶
What terrifies me personally is that people with 2-digit IQs are apparently being employed in virology labs. That's the kind of realization that could undermine anyone's confidence in government.
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2. Marsymars ◴[13 Nov 25 03:14 UTC] No.45910098[source]▶
I don't know that there really exist any jobs where someone with a 99-IQ who's hard-working and dedicated to getting through the hiring process would never get hired.

And really, if your critical virology lab procedures depend on having a double-digit IQ as a floor... you're probably hooped anyway the next time your 120-IQ employee is having a bad day where they slept poorly and are distracted by family problems.