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anonsubmit2671

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    Comment #22711928

    First part is mostly correct. Second part, you're dead wrong in two areas. Manufacturing of essential goods continues in haste. And, stimulus is essential for people have lost thei…

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    Comment #22711896

    Moral panic by nosy blue hairs who didn't move to Florida.

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    Comment #22708153

    Don't mess around in the US for peanuts if you can speak/read/write Mandarin and English. Head to Shenzhen without delay. If you happen to be white, then you're worth your weight i…

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    Comment #22707501

    Don't the reagents for similar commercial lab rtPCR tests typically have to be kept hard frozen too? CMIIAW: this doesn't seem like a readily DIY biohacking-possible project withou…

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    Comment #22707451

    $23.6 trillion plus whatever else this situation will cost. I would guess $5-7 trillion more, at a minimum, because it will cost $1.2 trillion a month for shelter-in-place UBI.. an…

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    Comment #22707436

    The debates over whether playing Russian roulette or having clickbait titles are good ideas. People > profits

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    Comment #22701521

    I stopped eating meat about 8 years ago and think about this almost every day. It's far worse than just pandemic evolution by keeping too many animals too close to wild animals, to…

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    Comment #22700887

    Chocked full of misleading, regurgitated government propaganda: - Facemasks work if worn, fitted, tested and removed properly. Plus, it's not just about the person protecting thems…

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    Comment #22700363

    There's already a 45-minute rtPCR test from Cepheid and a simple 10 minute ELISA test from SureScreen (which serves a different need, antibody detection rather than infection detec…

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    Comment #22700294

    An ounce of prevention...

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    Comment #22699490

    PPE isn't perfect or a magical panacea. Ask Craig Spencer, the NY ER doc who worked with Ebola in Africa, how he got it despite being careful.

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    Comment #22699472

    Watch thunderf00t's videos and Paul Beckwith's. Without a vaccine and pervasive testing, isolation resets the clock on the pandemic curve and it starts like Groundhog Day all over …

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    Comment #22691888

    They will cost 50k£ each, support Bluetooth, look like a whale, not be repairable, lack necessary features, and last just until the 2 year warranty expires. I hope AvE tears one do…

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    Comment #22691862

    Either you're joking or don't appreciate humor. What a sad and dreary life.

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    Comment #22691853

    Wow, that would be really sad. When or if you've lost your sense of humor, then you've ceased living. Either that or someone is so fragile, crybully, or politically-correct that th…

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    Comment #22691785

    I want to go agro on US govt liars who damage trust, try to manipulate people and don't promote honest information. This wouldn't happen in the US because the prevailing attitude i…

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    Comment #22691743

    Only people without symptoms and with proof of antibodies should be allowed to move freely. Everyone else who isn't an essential worker should be isolated until there is a vaccine.…

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    Comment #22691702

    This is meaningless. rtPCR is the gold standard, which this obviously isn't. Testing for antibodies is clinically-worthless except for who is now immune or had it in the past and d…

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    Comment #22691689

    That's the rtPCR expensive test for early detection. Self-swab of the front of the nose is now possible without a nasopharyngeal swab. A 15 minute test cannot possibly do rtPCR whi…

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    Comment #22691672

    There's been a cheap, 10 minute antibody (ELISA?) test kit from SureScreen for sometime. It only works after someone develops antibodies. For initial infection, rtPCR is the gold s…

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    Comment #22691621

    True, but that itself is a symptom of bigger problems. The problem isn't which people should or shouldn't have masks. The problem is a lack of supply chain capacity and inventory, …

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    Comment #22691587

    When manufacturing consent is broken because the lies are so obvious.