Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions

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[Winehole23]

Science researchers (reportedly) pressured to suppress results embarrassing to DeSantis

A formal investigation has been launched by the University of Florida after an internal report detailed a culture of fear among faculty members claiming political influence on campus as well as instances of pressure to destroy and delay publication of Covid-19 research data.

Vice President of UF Research David Norton announced the investigation in an email to faculty and staff Friday morning, according to the university. The email indicates the results of the investigation will be made public upon completion, but did not give a timeline.


"UF Research became aware of possible violations of the UF Policy on Research Integrity," Norton wrote in an email, saying the possible violation relates "to the reported destruction of COVID-19 research data at UF."






Asked if the university was aware of actual destruction of data, the school said the investigation would be looking into that.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/11/us/fl...ata/index.html

[DMC]

Seems like overkill . Also, multiple masking can the fit and compromise protection, or at least, not offer any more. I guess you missed the posting on that.

I take reasonable precautions, and my vigilance isn't perfect. I'm cool with that.

Sure, on a case by case basis for the individual. What about public health?

[DMC]

Science researchers (reportedly) pressured to suppress results embarrassing to DeSantis

https://www.cnn.com/2021/12/11/us/fl...ata/index.html

Sounds like the CDC.

[DMC]

WOW! Mike NeSmith dead.. who knew.

[DMC]

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[Winehole23]

Kinda like the Brandon economy in the US, right?

[Winehole23]

Sounds like the CDC.

Trump and Brandon have muzzled scientists, true.

[Winehole23]

Sure, on a case by case basis for the individual. What about public health?

What about it?

I'd be cool with more mask mandates for public congregations and confined indoor spaces, if that's what you mean. Masks hinder transmission, even if they're not the best masks and even if they're not properly fitted. It's one layer of protection.

No brainer, tbh. Only crybaby Americans would call that a lockdown.

[Winehole23]

In Cass County Missouri, population 105K, less than Waco.

Oh noes.

All this does it prevent people from staying home from work for 10 days because they got close to someone who tested positive.

because infecting other people with a transmissible disease during an airborne pandemic is a strictly personal choice.

got it

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[Blake]

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What thread was it that he hurt you so bad? I'd love to see it

[CosmicCowboy]

What thread was it that he hurt you so bad? I'd love to see it

Like watching your ex with sancho?

[Blake]

Like watching your ex with sancho?

What thread did I hurt you bad? I'd love to see it

[DMC]

because infecting other people with a transmissible disease during an airborne pandemic is a strictly personal choice.

got it

Yet you refuse to wear multiple masks.

[DMC]

What thread did I hurt you bad? I'd love to see it

I think you hurt his sides from laughing at your "dear ST' thread.

You'd be able to see it if you didn't cry to get it deleted.

[CosmicCowboy]

I think you hurt his sides from laughing at your "dear ST' thread.

You'd be able to see it if you didn't cry to get it deleted.

I got a stich in my side from laughing at you. You hurt me with that thread Blake.

[DMC]

I think you hurt his sides from laughing at your "dear ST' thread.

You'd be able to see it if you didn't cry to get it deleted.

I got a stich in my side from laughing at you. You hurt me with that thread Blake.

[Winehole23]

Yet you refuse to wear multiple masks.

why should I?

[Blake]

I think you hurt his sides from laughing at your "dear ST' thread.

You'd be able to see it if you didn't cry to get it deleted.

But that was over ten years ago. It only makes sense that you guys are playing this card because I cut you badly at some point. Maybe many many points over this past decade.

Lol I never asked once for it to be deleted. I don't give a flip.

[Blake]

I got a stich in my side from laughing at you. You hurt me with that thread Blake.

That's all you can laugh at here. Meanwhile everyone else here is laughing at your re ed posts in the political forum.

[Winehole23]

cases are doubling every 2.5 days in Britain

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/12/h...n-omicron.html

[Winehole23]

Israel bans travel from Britain, Norway and Belgium

https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifes...368588687.html

[Winehole23]

"making children wear masks is like sending them to the penalty box"

[QUOTE]According to a survey recently published in Pediatrics —which relied on census data, as well as on publicly available figures on national fertility rates, deaths directly attributable to COVID-19 and excess deaths over the course of the pandemic compared to a similar period before the pandemic—the number of children in the U.S. who have lost at least one parent to COVID-19 now exceeds 120,000. The number who have lost a caregiving grandparent is greater than 22,000. And those figures take into consideration only the period from April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021—missing the most recent summer surge entirely.[/QUOTE]https://time.com/6111902/covid-orphans-coping/

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[QUOTE=Winehole23;10652856]"making children wear masks is like sending them to the penalty box"

According to a survey recently published in Pediatrics —which relied on census data, as well as on publicly available figures on national fertility rates, deaths directly attributable to COVID-19 and excess deaths over the course of the pandemic compared to a similar period before the pandemic—the number of children in the U.S. who have lost at least one parent to COVID-19 now exceeds 120,000. The number who have lost a caregiving grandparent is greater than 22,000. And those figures take into consideration only the period from April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021—missing the most recent summer surge entirely.[/QUOTE]https://time.com/6111902/covid-orphans-coping/

That's on the parents. Parents have to be out of their ing minds to send their children, or, go themselves into a school.