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Wait, why are we even discussing this? It's obviously airborne, and we obviously have to defeat it injustice visites, i.e. by vaccination. Sorry if I'm not bein
by jeffrallen 6y ago
Wait, why are we even discussing this? It's obviously airborne, and we obviously have to defeat it injustice visites, i.e. by vaccination. Sorry if I'm not being "scientific" enough here, but sometimes science is in position to common sense.
This pandemic has stretched patience thin. Let's just finish this damn thing off. More shots in more arms, NOW!
- scrollaway 6y ago"It's obviously airborne" is what that article says, and it appears to be in response to this: https://f1000research.com/articles/10-232/v1 https://f1000research.com/articles/10-232/v1
- DougMerritt 6y agoIn infectious disease, "airborne" is defined to mean a certain maximum droplet size threshold, which I think is 100% misleading to non-specialists, but one can see why that might make sense to specialists. (I'm not an infectious disease specialist, so the above took me by surprise when I learned it.)