[image] XBB.1.5 may be 'most transmissible subvariant of Omicron to date,' scientists... Health experts voiced concern Wednesday over the rapid growth of the new Omicron sublineage XBB.1.5, advising the public to stay informed but not alarmed as they work to learn more. …

Nothing bad could possibly come of this. Why don’t we donate it to the Wuhan Institute of Virology to look over? I heard they’re second to none lol [image] Scientists have revived a 'zombie' virus that spent 48,500 years frozen in... Warmer temperatures in the Arctic are thawing the reg…

[quote=“finley, post:24, topic:226472, full:true”] Err…might need an exclusion clause for Taiwan there, chief. And “clean air” to me wouldn’t mean virus free air, it’d mean air without lots of little lumps of toxic industrial waste in it. Like what we aint got.

[image] MalcolmReynolds: [image] DrewC: I made this same conclusion in February 2020 and was called a conspiracy theorist. :thinking: Me, too. I concluded it didn’t matter a damn in Feb 2020 and was told to STFU. It still doesn’t matter a damn.

The mother of all clusterfucks? [image] Ministers feared 'racist' label if they spoke about Covid spread Ministers feared that Covid was spreading more rapidly among "non-compliant" communities but were worried they would be labelled “racist” if they highlighted the issue, leaked messag…

China still trying to interfere with research into Covid origins and tries to block info. [image] New Data Links Pandemic’s Origins to Raccoon Dogs at Wuhan Market Genetic samples from the market were recently uploaded to an international database and then removed after scientists asked…

Some new article in the Atlantic is apparently helping to carry Beijing’s water. It seems to be getting thrashed online. Guy

Same info as what @fumarole posted just above, I think. Not sure why this is getting so much attention. It just seems to say genetic material of animals was found at Wuhan market where COVID was present. That evidence, they said, was consistent with a scenario in which the virus had spilled into …

Unintended consequences, or entirely predictable? Kids aren’t all stupid: one component here seems to be a broad realisation among teenagers that their elders are clowns who shafted the kids for no good reason. Another large group are simply away with the fairies. It’s much worse, incidentally, in …

[image] Around £21bn lost to fraud since start of pandemic, says watchdog The National Audit Office said that it was ‘very unlikely’ that most of the taxpayers’ money will be recovered. Unbelievable

Not sure why this even popped up in my YouTube recommendations, but I found it very interesting. I’m putting it here because although it discusses a philosophical viewpoint described by Singer in the 1970s, I saw an almost identical train of “reasoning” lead to the COVID nonsense. Singer, IMO, is an…

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