Although, if EBV does spread by airborne transmission, it's obviously a lot less easier to catch that way than SARS2, colds, and flu since every kid catches those many times by age 18.

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That's another virus which is probably transmissible via airborne route and which they refuse to acknowledge as airborne. Makes sense when you think about it because how could EBV infect two thirds of kids if it's only spread by kissing and sharing utensils and cups?

PFAS lowers vaccine response. So, what would VE be if we didn't all have this coursing through us?

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37337047/

Immune response to COVID-19 vaccination in a population with a history of elevated exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) through drinking water

oh, yes, the real reason you don't wanna talk about covid is cuz you're so incredibly happy and sane. i totally believe that.

"you're that one who's always negative and talking about covid." People are so full of it. History is one of the most popular hobbies. History books/shows are so often on negative subjects. People LOVE negativity. The most popular history books/podcasts are never "history of ponies" or some such.

In response to the trend of Covid-aware people describing examples of them doing risky, adventurous things, a squirrel just tore open my bag of hemp protein powder. He got his little teeth and saliva all over it. I'm continuing to eat it. That's because I'm brave as fuck.

...economics, accused Lauterbach on X (formerly Twitter) of being “incredibly poorly informed about coronavirus science.”
Bhattacharya complains that he is “very sorry for the German people that someone who is so unqualified was the health minister during the pandemic.”
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......refers to science and argues with studies and articles. But there is now sharp criticism of the German Health Minister from a renowned corona scientist of all people!
Stanford professor Jayanta Bhattacharya (50), an expert in health...

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lol'ing at the frantic, flailing minimizer noises. "He's ruining it for us!"
Bild article:
Lauterbach: Stanford professor criticizes the Minister of Health for Corona
“Unqualified” Stanford professor harshly criticizes Lauterbach
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In his Corona policy, Karl Lauterbach (60, SPD) repeatedly...
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Bonus points: it's disproportionately white people who are doing it.

www.ajc.com/news/coronav...

“What we see is, the more [white] people perceive there to be racial disparities in impact, the more likely they will not be in support of mask-wearing”

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Celebrate Thanksgiving by spreading a novel disease. Unlike most Thanksgivings, I think the original natives would say, "yeah, pretty accurate."

The only thing I don't like about that is there's no way to quickly read all of a person's comments from the past few days without having to scroll through very many reposts. I wish there was a tab that only showed posts that contain a person's own comments and excluded reposts.

If a Chinese warship's sonar caused harm to Australian divers exposed to it, what the hell is global shipping doing to sea life???

What SARS-cautious ppl mean by that is that it should be a last resort in the same sense that the cholera vaccine should be a last resort for controlling cholera. She is in favor of everyone getting vaccinated and boosted against SARS2 so I don't know what your problem is.

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www.sciencenews.org/article/micr...
"Airborne particles may turn out to be more of a concern than those in food."

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Masks reduce the amount of microplastics in your body.
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"Let's make a list of secondary benefits of mask wearing."
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"Research points to two main entry routes into the human body: We swallow them and we breathe them in."

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If you can see this, and you can hear Jews say that we are being targeted with antisemitism worldwide, and you are actually and ally, please RT.

If you’re here to say, “but what about…” and excuse the rampant antisemitism, please show yourself the door.

Merci.

I wish I could have a powerful fan next to me while the dentist is working on me. Hey, I have an idea. Use one of those mobile dentists who will work on you even outdoors and schedule it for a really windy day. That may be tricky though. Really windy days are rare. Beaches are reliably windy tho.
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Here's a different breathalyzer which will be available to buy within a year:
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Here's a new kind of test that'll be available soon which is accepting pre-orders now. Much better than RATs.
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Also, how would you know if they ate or drank less than 30 minutes before taking it?

Opteev makes a bio-sensor that would be useful to have at the dentist. They have a breathalyzer in development too. A thread about it:
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That's why I can't wait for new kinds of tests to become commercially available (like a breathalyzer) which are easier to use and more accurate than a RAT. RATs aren't easy enough. You have to swab in the exact, correct way and it's very uncomfortable.

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Here are the UV lights that GhostOfSocrates said he bought.
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Even UV might not clean the air fast enough for that scenario. That's why I want to convince a dentist and the assistant to test for multiple days before the appointment.

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If possible, I would bring portable UV lights or give some UV lights away for free to my dentist. That should clean the air faster. This post by @parentmishmash reminded me of that possible idea.
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Thread about a dental visit in Mexico.
Someone suggested he bring a HEPA air purifier. It would help but I think that would clean the air too slowly for this scenario of a dentist being inches away from your face.
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