20 Sep 2025
Yes, but developed countries can still largely solve the problem of airborne disease transmission by deploying appropriate technology & systems, just as we do w/ many water, food, waste & pest-borne diseases. And then extend these measures to poorer countries as well.
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Covid in wild animals isnβt a problem - just donβt bring into houses, office bldgs, etc. Our Covid problem isnβt due to wild animals, but primarily to Cov-infected people constantly breathing all over each other & into shared indoor air while we all pretend this is not happening.
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20 Sep 2025
We can suppress Cov & other airborne diseases w/ technology - nationwide use of air cleaning/real-time indoor air monitoring systems small instant breath scan devices (early prototypes exist). Like clean water & handwashing, we knew the solution long before it was implemented
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20 Sep 2025
Eh, disagree. Unlikely that it could be eradicated, but could invent a vaccine that actually works, or a prophylactic that blocks infection, or otherwise deploy technology to significantly reduce the number of infections
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Also it can be bad for some health conditions. Turmeric has a much smaller amount of Curcumin than taking a Curcumin supplement.
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1 Sep 2025
turmeric as an anti-inflammatory? take with pepper and fat to increase absorption
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28 Jul 2025
Maybe @JAMANetwork @JAMANetworkHSR @JAMANetworkOpen @JAMA_Current @JAMAHealthForum should have spoken with the ex-CDC head?
9 Jul 2024
Former CDC Director Robert Redfield tells about how he first heard about the new coronavirus in Wuhan and quickly understood that it didnβt come from the wet market.
βSo it really had nothing to do with the Proximal Origin paper (β¦)Itβs really a paper that should be retracted.β
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See also:
28 Jul 2025
But the WHO chose to ignore the Nature metagenomnic study by former Chinese CDC head George Gao, which concluded the opposite
Cherry picking at its finest π
nature.com/articles/s41586-0β¦
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This is result of the env sampling:
27 Apr 2023
We can correlate number of SARS-CoV-2 reads w mitochondrial reads for each species across all samples (below).
Highest correlation for largemouth bass, catfish, cow, carp, snakehead fish
Humans modestly correlated w SARS2 reads
Raccoon dogs negatively correlated w SARS2 reads
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25 Jul 2025
Ha! Well you sure suck. Thanks for the fantastic and super helpful insight! π«
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You clearly did not read what I wrote, did you?
I donβt give a shit if other people are wearing masks. But I tend to avoid it when I can (such as outdoors and spaced apart while socializing) because it can trigger my trigeminal neuralgia
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7 Jul 2025
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28 May 2025
Link to their slides in this Alex Washburne essay about their analysis.
alexwasburne.substack.com/p/β¦
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