The chances of you winning the State lottery is much much lower than LOW. But millions seem to like the odds. So a LOW chance of Ivermectin helping is not actually bad odds. Merck is biased of course since they would make no money out of it. I am not saying they are wrong but need to mention that you have to add their comments to the other knowledge you have gained to make a decision that you are happy to work with.
Leaving aside all the BS that has resulted from this subject becoming politicized I have formed the notion (and my wife also and we don't agree on a lot) that there is way more stupid people on this planet than what I thought 2 years ago before we had covid. Covid has focused a lot more attention on just how intelligent us humans really are and none of it is good.

This looks excellent. just like some of the better ones I've had. Having lived in the NYC Metro area, even the Greek diners had good Reuben sandwiches. But yours looks like the very best of the best - I can almost taste it! I agree on Thousand Island vs Russian, and seeds vs no seeds. I liked either crunchy raw kraut right out of the barrel (probably a lot like yours), or kraut that was cooked with a bit of onion and apple. The corned beef should be cut nivr and thick, from the point, not the flat, for the most tender and flavorful experience.

I now live in an area of the country where the only shot at something resembling a Reuben would be made up of whatever Sysco or US Foods sells - from the production-line bread to the 5 gal jugs of food-service quality dressing. I won't ever eat one of those no matter how much I am jonesing for one. I' rather jump in the car and drive 4-1/2 hours to NYC. :)

But ham in a Reuben? What a sacrilege!

A new Maine-themed HO Scale model railroad is coming to the Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport in the Spring of 2023.

The display (currently 40 x 50 feet) was built over the past quarter-century by Harold and Helen Beal, and will be deconstructed and moved from Jonesport to a new building purpose-built to house the railroad and comply with the current building code for a publicly accessible venue.

The project will cost about USD 2.6 million, and is being underwritten by the Hansjörg Wyss Foundation of Washington, DC. The Foundation's founder happened upon the exhibit while visiting Maine, and befriended the Beals.

Photographs courtesy of Portland Press Herald staff photographer Ben McCanna. More information is available on the newspaper's website.