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originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: saint4God
Google event201, nuff said.
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: saint4God
It only took a few days to analyze and publish the viral genome. Here's an article about it:
Co vid-19: How unprecedented data sharing has led to faster-than-ever outbreak research
originally posted by: datguy
I am wondering of you are able to shed any light on the recent news about the Bio Lab found in California. There is indications that they were manufacturing covid tests as well, or at least attempting to as they were shut down by the FDA.
originally posted by: datguy
Would they need access to covid samples to achieve this and would the Mice that were found be necessary to those ends?
originally posted by: datguy
Funny they would name the new strain after the greek goddess Eris, goddess of chaos, strife and discord...
originally posted by: saint4God
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: saint4God
It only took a few days to analyze and publish the viral genome. Here's an article about it:
Co vid-19: How unprecedented data sharing has led to faster-than-ever outbreak research
Wild stuff, especially since it took nearly 20 years to sequence the human genome. Are we getting better at sequencing? Or we had advanced knowledge of COVID?
originally posted by: [post=27094044]chr0naut
Viral genomes are very much smaller than the human genome and computing for storage analysis search and retrieval has also improved.
... and the human genome project ran for 13 years, from 1 Oct 1990 until 14 April 2003. We have had 20 years of development since then. We have gotten very much better at it.
originally posted by: saint4God
The global death toll from COVID is nearing 7 million people
originally posted by: Quintilian
originally posted by: saint4God
The global death toll from COVID is nearing 7 million people
This seems very unlikely. The high initial tolls in the elderly were more likely to have been from mistreatment, then the withholding of treatment that followed.
Statistical malpractice has also been a defining feature of the propaganda program foisted on the public. Not that there weren't deaths from covid of course, it's just that we will never know how many died from covid anytime soon, but the real figure will only be a small fraction of that IMO.
It will be up to historians and non aligned academics in the future to study the reality.
originally posted by: saint4God
originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: saint4God
It only took a few days to analyze and publish the viral genome. Here's an article about it:
Co vid-19: How unprecedented data sharing has led to faster-than-ever outbreak research
Wild stuff, especially since it took nearly 20 years to sequence the human genome. Are we getting better at sequencing? Or did we have advanced knowledge of COVID?
originally posted by: nickyw
my only key issue is the huge gap betwen the different worlds, i worked in histopathology dealing with all many of infected material.. this was at the point that Dustin Hoffmans outbreak was released..
originally posted by: nickyw
How we all laughed at the actors in their suits while we had equally lethal infectious material wearing while lab coats/gloves.. for the public you have this huge void between the reality of how actual workers deal with lethal material and the movies.
originally posted by: nickyw
from that point of view all govs should have been focusing on training everyone in excellent hand/respiratory hygiene rather than this obsession with looking like a space cadet from the movies as though masks will save everyone when hand was
so there are 3 worlds the real world lab workers live in, the political one and the imagined public one that has ended up destroying trust in all the others.
so unless the new virus has an ebola like fear factor (ie you life will ooze out of your every orifice) I feel that few will take any notice of a new covid strain, if they had focused on hand/mouth rather than magical masks we'd have a more permanent aid instead they've created complete distrust in the media, medical and political classes..
originally posted by: nickyw
i do wonder if the political gains they sought by using covid in this way will be worth the costs..
originally posted by: Quintilian
originally posted by: saint4God
The global death toll from COVID is nearing 7 million people
This seems very unlikely. The high initial tolls in the elderly were more likely to have been from mistreatment, then the withholding of treatment that followed.
Statistical malpractice has also been a defining feature of the propaganda program foisted on the public. Not that there weren't deaths from covid of course, it's just that we will never know how many died from covid anytime soon, but the real figure will only be a small fraction of that IMO.
It will be up to historians and non aligned academics in the future to study the reality.
originally posted by: HeirHeart
Good grief. It was just a common cold and cult manipulation tactics. If you fell for any of that BS it means you’re easily manipulated. It’s a good way to sort the free thinkers from the non thinkers. If you just said “we’re looking for people who can think outside the box“ everyone would raise their hand. Make free thought difficult and unpopular and all the non thinkers weed themselves out. It’s also a good way to identify the minions of the ruling class so we can cut them out like the cancer they’ve become.
originally posted by: igloo
Didnt the NIH or some other entity hold patents on the original sars virus and the Wuhan lab worked with it.
originally posted by: igloo
Chances are the advanced knowledge came from the very people that were fiddling with the original.