How do you know when most of an entire health department is not educated on covid transmission, and only a few people are "in the know", they take photos like this, outside is not a safe zone
Just one example of system failure, @CookCoHealth , lets read your guidance, first this post, NO, you are not doing this ... and then you show how you don't (1
Aug 24 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
We’re not supposed to be engulfed in SARS-2 now, policy makers gambled on bad information, here’s what the virologists, immunologists, and variant chasers got wrong: evolution, 1) they believe “immune response” is the only variable shaping viral evolution, and transmission and..
The 2)nd thing they get wrong is the corollary assumption “immunity always exists”, their null hypothesis is a wildly false presumption, “always immunity”, which maybe gets justified in snapshots but not in the time dimension on the whole
Aug 13 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
WHO is clowning us again during rampant covid spread (a
Where is it (b
Jul 13 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
This is an "AA" grade-pandemic, SARS-CoV-2 is "airborne", and uses an "asymptomatic" mode of transmission, the worst of the worst, if we want to exit this pandemic we need to know the enemy, characterize the enemy properly, oh how we corrupt the term... [1
Ohio public health here describes asymptomatic spread, to be digested by a lay public, they wont use the word "asymptomatic" though, because of this SARS-2 feature, covid stays busy in our social circles, "if youre sick, stay home" is weak, the situation is more complex... [2
Apr 13 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
A diabolical narrative has emerged “we overreacted, we panicked and did things to try to stop covid that really hurt society dearly, from this we should learn to never do those public health measures we did ever again, shame on public health for recommending masks” (A
It’s an important gap filler for covid denial-delusion syndrome, because of what hides, if we look at deaths now and long covid now, “oh my god how badly did we screw this up”, we trace through covid impacts to today and realize the impetus to cure covid is omnipresent (B
Feb 4 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Here’s the problem, the 30,000 of us who know how bad covid is and can contemplate destruction at scale under this level of contagiousness, puts us in the .01% of society, and the Big Boys aren’t gonna let us lead the way, the covid-edge on this platform is niche-niche (1
The algorithm wall set to keep the “covid wise 30k” at bay and on the fringe, attack every strategy we’d use, attack every piece of data and signal we uncover, paint safety as martial law, paint selectivity as Alcatraz, and paint advocates as germaphobic lunatics (2
Jan 23 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
A pandemic is like a vertical asymptote, a limiting force, The Slippery Slope Nuke, the covid pandemic, is the slipperiest of slopes, there is no such thing as “covid centrism or covid moderate”, this has always been a ruse position (1
There is no “homeostasis”-phase, endemic phase, because SARS-2s slope is vertical, the widely underestimated contagiousness score, R0, flexes 12-21, 5-7 on any given Sunday, sub 5 is minimization (2
Jan 9 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Hospitals in West Virginia are in surge protocols, Children’s Hospital and ED are both slammed, people seeking care might wait a day, not 3 hours (1
The Register Herald is asking patients to “lessen the load” by not going to the ED or urgent care unless or until it gets really bad, catastrophic and obvious acute injury is being prioritized (2
Nov 8, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
My secret to getting better hepa at my medical appointments: put one in a suitcase and wheel it in. Get in wait room push it to the corner, when called, strut it into the exam room like a new purse, nobody cares, you get that one minute alone, plug it in, done (1
“What’s that” the nurse asks, “a hepa filter”, “…we have one” she points to an objectively insufficiently small unit on a desk, I lightly shrugged, we all know hepa is good and you can’t have too much hepa, and it’s done, out of the way, so we move on (2
Jun 13, 2023 • 26 tweets • 4 min read
There’s nothing in the textbooks for this phase of the pandemic, we were supposed to contain the threat. If this was a movie, we’re in the doomsdays foreshadow ending where the global map goes red and the credits roll, the movie where the virus wins [1]
The movies taught us to fear panic, fear civil unrest. But this was overblown. The scenes missing from the movie—the real social monster to fear—is the *indifference*, the “living with covid”, the shifting of excess mortality to standard mortality [2]
Jun 10, 2023 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
When the vaccines were shown to not stop transmission, vaccine-only said they still stop transmission pretty good (1)
When covid deaths in the vaccinated, aka breakthroughs, were their own epidemic, even reached beyond 50% of deaths, vaccine-only said they still stop serious injury and death (2)
May 31, 2023 • 21 tweets • 3 min read
"Quarantine" is from the Italian word "quaranta giorni," meaning "forty days." Ships arriving in Venice from areas affected by the plague anchored in isolation for a period of 40 days before passengers and goods were allowed into the city. This is the 14th century (A)
The Greek physician Hippocrates, the guy we get the oath from, considered the father of medicine, wrote about the importance of separating the sick from the healthy. The city-state of Athens had laws that mandated the isolation of individuals with contagious diseases (B)
May 30, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Science dies in a pandemic. Pure-science is discovery, a moving forward. Our response to viruses acting as sunlight on social inequality is expert-cladded gridlock. A clash of ideology, in a fight to maintain the darkness of pre-pandemic status quo. The Urgency of Normal
Has anyone shifted positions, in the slightest. Vaccine-first-and-only still doing pandemic of the unvaccinated. Anti-maskers still doing masks don’t work. Anti-lockdowners still slandering isolation and quarantine. Anti-vaxers still blaming shots for the virus’s harms. Gridlock
Apr 30, 2023 • 19 tweets • 3 min read
I’m not a mind-reader, but I like guessing. What it might feel like when I ask them to practice additional safety before we get together so neither of us spreads the novel SARS-CoV-2 to each other? A list:
Guess 1: they feel attacked. I must be implying that what they are doing now, choices, conduct, are inadequate. I must be implying a better than thou mentality, it’s like a put down
Feb 23, 2023 • 12 tweets • 5 min read
USA Common law says, in the event of an emergency, or serious bodily harm to another, a bystander has "no duty to rescue" the victim from the harm, subject to some key exceptions and a handful of state's legislation. @POTUS and @VP should be well aware from the law school days (1
One critical exception, which applies to @POTUS is, a rescue cannot be abandoned after an affirmative action is made to perform the rescue. Joe's declaration to "End the Covid Public Health Emergency on May 11th", flies afoul of his duty, public policy, and morality (2
Jan 11, 2023 • 9 tweets • 5 min read
There is a magnificent tragedy to @CDCDirector’s “Community Levels Map”, it’s the “faulty fire alarm effect” we have to correct it. We can’t use political signaling and pretend it’s a public health tool, the green map facilitates it’s own failure by design. Who are the authors
Mistake 1) who decided to raise the ceiling for community spread assessment from 100/ to 200/per 100,000 people, essentially doubling the amount of spread allowable. The smoke alarm is desensitized. The morality and judgment behind this, for another day
Dec 25, 2022 • 15 tweets • 4 min read
The bidirectionality of masking shows why we all need to agree to society-wide social contracts. Outward capture: any mask performs a “source control” function, “keep your germs to yourself” like keeping you’re hands to yourself, or keeping your voice down in a movie or church
Inward filtration: A well fitted, high filtration mask will offer a degree of “personal protection”, prevention of pathogen *entering the body. We have a shared responsibly, source control and personal protection, the “out and in”, are complementary, putting less burden on PPE
Dec 12, 2022 • 15 tweets • 8 min read
Arizona is a bad place to need medical care. “Patient boarding” is when sick people are stuck in emergency departments without care. In AZ, when ER docs show up to work, they will meet patients who have been stuck-sick for 15, 20 hours, sometimes days, it’s worse than last year
CDCs mapping deception sits idle as things get really bad and then turns orange to alert people the hospital system is in collapse. We are also seeing a mental health crisis component. AZ is in covid healthcare disaster free fall
Nov 13, 2022 • 8 tweets • 5 min read
Covid-vaccine countermeasures began administration Dec. 14 2020, roughly 330,000 lives already lost to the disease. @washingtonpost claimed the injectable products would “end the war”. Or is vaccine-only reliance prolong it…
In the under 24 months to follow another 770,000 have succumbed to covid disease, bringing USA to 1.1 million, not including unreported or delayed deaths unattributed to covid, or coded over to pneumonia @Worldometerscdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr…
Nov 11, 2022 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
I’ve got some dots to connect and I don’t think anyone is going to like it, but I feel compelled to lay out a hypothesis, we can all hope is not true
Dot 1: today, top USA scientist confirms what many don’t want to talk about—covid vaccines are causing adverse events
Dot 2: specifically, one particular covid-vaccine-countermeasure adverse event can be described as “vaccine-related long-haul disease”, which has been found to present very similarly to Long Covid, potentially following similar pathogenesis
Nov 9, 2022 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
This is how we shake loose from stalker-covid, alternating “shielding and testing” with “gathering”, sort of a best of both worlds Public Health Engineering. In the closed-state, the electricity-like SARS-2 recedes, and will be visualized, the open-state will be made safer 1/
This is an evolution on the “hard lockdown” which seeks to root out all the covid all at once. The wavelengths can be adjusted and optimized for both effectiveness and socialization. Schools for example could go two weeks in person, two weeks remote 2/