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I can help. Fly out, I got a guest room. I guarantee you won't regret it.
Dang, I thought you would have understood that.
If the keys were public, they could claim forgery. Regardless they could claim their account was hacked, but they couldn't deny the message was sent from their account.
Evidence was destroyed.
But, "literally" actually has a specific meaning in english, and it's not always to be literal.
Option 1: DKIM keys stay private... "That email was just a joke, I'm not really gay" Option 2: DKIM keys go public... "That email was just someone else's joke, I'm not really gay"
Not really a difference, and with option 2 you can't prove you didn't send it (as far as you can prove someone didn't crack 2048 bit RSA and use that power to concern themselves with your sex life).
Being able to prove a fascist dictator who was killing people for being gay, was secretly engaging in gay acts themselves, might help your cause of protecting gay people.
... for what they actually did.
You think the solution is allowing people to be blackmailed or otherwise publicly embarrassed for things they didn't do, while removing their ability to verify that they didn't do them?
I guess you never learned 1 =/= ∞.
Your off switch is probably stuck.
How did those cancer treatments pan out? Why weren't they FDA approved?
How much is pfizer paying you? or are you just a r/wsb autist? #YOLO
A compromised immune system spiraling out of control attacking itself looks the same from the outside.
I do know where you're not getting information from, as there isn't any... because it's never been approved for human testing.
If your immune system realizes the source of the spike proteins is your own reprogrammed cells, and then attacks them, it will lead to cascade autoimmune disorders mimicking the symptoms of AIDS.
I can't think of a single existing drug that works like that, because there hasn't been one. Food doesn't reprogram my cells before it "goes out".