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I'm a dad that cares about my kids & the world I am leaving them. Clean air enthusiasts. Pro human rights, pro precautionary principle. He/Him
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Nov 25 6 tweets 2 min read
In survival there is a concept that is commonly talked about that refers to a point past return. Where even though you may not perceive the depth of the danger you are in, it is actually your last change to meaningfully do something about it. This happens in all sorts of situations. Things like hypothermia. The time you NEED to do something about it isn't when you are huddled up in a ball deeply shivering, you are already impaired at that point. Your chances of surviving have already been substantially reduced. You needed to do something long
Nov 18 8 tweets 2 min read
It's totally wild to me that there has been a fairytale sold that a virus that killed tens of millions of people in the span of a few year, more than any virus in recent history, has magically become nothing more than a mild cold. This fairytale is counter to literally ALL AVAILABLE EVIDENCE. Everything. There isn't a single study that has looked at it that can support this fairytale & yet document after document from some of the most responsible agencies on earth basically invoke the Sleeping Beauty defense. Amazing.
Nov 10 4 tweets 1 min read
This is unreal. If people aren't acknowledging the role that normalizing & lying about the harms of SARS2 played in the rise of anti COVID vaccination movements & how that leads to this then there is a problem. Anti-Vaxer's openly capitalized on the

ctvnews.ca/health/article… harms of SARS2 infections that were not acknowledged well enough to claim it was vaccines causing it. I saw it play out real time. The idea that infection is the cure came straight from "hybrid immunity" claims. Sad day for Canada.
Nov 10 5 tweets 1 min read
We aren't "supposed" to live with respiratory viruses. As a matter of fact there is reasonable evidence that before contact with Europeans, first nations in north America did not live with anything close to the level of respiratory viruses that we do today. We know this because most respiratory viruses originated as zoonoses from domesticated animals. Mostly birds, pigs, cows & camels. We didn't just domesticate animals, their viruses domesticated us. Populations that were isolate from groups that lived with domesticated animals did not
Nov 9 6 tweets 1 min read
A lot of the same incompetents who actively encouraged people to infect themselves with a virus that no one fully understood, because of almost homicidally insane ideas like “synchronized immunity”, are still pretending they weren’t dangerously wrong. They ignore the massive harm they helped create and now spend their time poking at the people who were far more correct than they ever were.

I get it, history is going to remember them as the reckless buffoons they are.
Nov 8 4 tweets 1 min read
It's not for some reason, it's for a very specific reason. That reason is that they have a fairytale belief that they do not live as part of a society and shouldn't be required to do what is in the best interests of the greater whole. Their brains have been rotted by movies lack of basic education & a fundamental misunderstanding of what it is to live in a society and the social contracts that come along with that.
Nov 8 4 tweets 1 min read
I'm sure the millions that are suffering long term complications of SARS2 infections will be relieved to know that it simply isn't possible because coronaviruses just don't do that. That's not their pathophysiology. 🫠😵‍💫 Oh and by the way if you can't precisely explain the pathophysiology of this virus that has never circulated in humans before in less than a few years (something that normally takes decades), then I'm sorry none of that's real because you know, you're self-reporting it. 🫠😵‍💫
Oct 30 7 tweets 2 min read
So this kind of framing may seem like an acknowledgement of risk, but it's actually propaganda designed to mollify & placate people. This is a known propaganda technique. It's called appeasement propaganda. Image The idea is to give people something familiar so they don't "over react" & do something crazy like trying to avoid infections. 🙃🫠 There are key differences between influenza and covid even if some of the mechanisms of cardiovascular risk are the same. The risk profile is
Oct 20 10 tweets 2 min read
Soooooo I'm pretty convinced that China is going to take a real run at removing the USD as the reserve currency of the world & I think it has a real chance. These last BRICS+ conferences have explained the reasoning behind the massive uptake in gold. They are going to try to replace the USD with a gold backed currency with distributed holdings to remove the threat that the US created when it just told everyone to pound salt in the 70's. I'm also pretty convinced they have a really good chance at success. It's looking like this year or early next
Sep 29 10 tweets 2 min read
Climate change deniers, SARS2 minimizers, Anti-vaxers, tobacco companies, etc all use the same techniques. They are AMAZINGLY effective. It was laid out pretty clearly in Merchants of Doubt. Here is the step by step. 1) Identify a target with high social or practical stakes

Choose a topic where public opinion matters (e.g., climate policy, vaccines, pandemic measures). The bigger the perceived consequences, the more leverage the tactic has.
Sep 2 7 tweets 2 min read
Pretty good thread, that captures most of what is going on. It misses out one thing, inoculum level. There are actual modeling formulas to help describe this, but they aren't very public friendly. I've made various stabs at coming up with a public friendly formula. I think the best I've done so far looks like this:

Infection Risk = (Exposure × Inoculum Level × Variant Escape) ÷ Immune Protection

Where:
Exposure = how often and how intensely someone encounters the virus (crowds, ventilation, masks, etc.).
Aug 15 4 tweets 1 min read
My parents & in-laws have all passed away, but it wasn't long ago. I spent a solid year trying to prevent my mother from prematurely dying from COVID. That year allowed her to spend another Christmas with her grandkids. It allowed her to share some birthdays. It allowed her to form memories in my kids. Memories that will have to last them a lifetime now. That year was really important.

The fact that I have to sign petitions & fight for basic disease control in environments that she would have been forced to visit. Environments where she should
Jul 15 6 tweets 2 min read
Hmmm so public health has spent at least 20 years deliberately lying about the mode of transmission of many reparatory diseases. This lie is/was so prevalent that the vast majority of people never questioned it, even when there were actual inquiries held that proved it during previous pandemics. That very same public health when faced with another pandemic chose to once again lie about the mode of transmission & most media doctors & scientists propagated that lie because they were too feckless to even bother reading the previous inquiry.
Jul 2 5 tweets 1 min read
Not sure why studies like this don't freak other people out as much as they do me ....

nature.com/articles/s4159… Maybe it's because I've witnessed the ravages of dementia first hand. Seen people morph with my own eyes.
Jun 30 5 tweets 1 min read
If you can rationalize that millions dying & millions more being disabled is meaningless in the larger picture of whatever reality you have constructed, then truly nothing matters, so stop pretending it does. I bet people don't realize that the 1918 pandemic for a LOOOOONG time was called the forgotten pandemic for EXACTLY the same reasons. There's a reason books were written about it almost 100 years after it was done asking why no one talked about it & nothing was learned. Image
Jun 5 6 tweets 2 min read
I know we live in the time of nothing matters, but I'm still a little gob struck that we have excess mortality charts that look like this & in the before times we would have moved heaven & earth to figure out & stop what is going on, but now because we know what is going on, we Image are just in full on eugenics mode where we pretend everything is normal. On top of that even the demographics that are deeply impacted have been mollified into some zombie state.

Anyway just an ape flailing into the ether.
Jun 2 5 tweets 1 min read
There are quite a few studies that show that sars-cov-2 could not sustain an outbreak in outdoor environments. Not that transmission can't happen, but that it doesn't happen at a level capable of sustaining outbreaks. Some good ones out of China from pretty early in the pandemic. Communities that still live primarily outdoors have consistent lower levels of transmission (like some pacific island communities). I'm always amazed that we seem incapable of learning from clear ground breaking science. By this point, we should be cleaning indoor air
May 29 13 tweets 3 min read
So I've been reading more about Surkov's techniques & it's amazing how much it has been normalized in the west. I don't think this is 100% his idea's but he perfected many of them. I'm going to try to make a small thread about it for those that are interested: Not all of these ideas are totally his, some predate him, but they have been worked on and refined. Some of the scholars I've read talking about this call it “political technology” & there are a few books about it. The main thing that blows me a way is how much of this is so
May 28 5 tweets 2 min read
I've been reading about Vladislav Surkov. A name I bet almost no one in the west has heard of, but you should. He is the mastermind behind Putin's ability to retain power. Not only that, his techniques are now a fundamental part of the western world. The thing that really strikes me about his techniques is the absolute genius behind them. I'm going to say that society is actually out classed by them. Unequipped to deal with it. Truly evil genius that uses the very corruption in our societies to sustain corruption.
May 21 4 tweets 1 min read
So I'm going to tell a little story. It's disturbing, so if you don't want to hear it stop reading now. One of the people that I know that died from COVID refused to get vaccinated, because he was certain that he knew the situation better than the people that were telling him to get vaccinated (including myself). There's a lot of reasons for this, not the least of which was that he employed a doctor in his business who was a vaccine skeptic. About a year after he died, I had the opportunity to speak with someone who
May 15 5 tweets 2 min read
I've been reading about Identity-Protective Cognition. If you want an explanation for why everything is so weird now, look no further. Want to know why it's all the rage to spread disease or only partake in certain ways of resisting it? Want to know why people that should be taking action on climate change are instead doubling down on fossil fuel promotion? Want to know why there has been a rise in people like Rogan & others? Look no further. This paragraph sums it up pretty well. The problem, in short, is not a gullible, manipulated public; it is a polluted science communication environment. The pollution consists of antagonistic social meanings that put individuals in the position of having to choose between using their reason to discern what science knows or using it instead to express their group commitments. Safeguarding the science communication environment from such meanings, and repairing it where protective measures fail, should be the principle aim of those committed to assuring that society makes full use of the vast stock of DRS at its disposal (Kahan 201...