> It doesn't matter what most people do, it only matters what the petri dishes for gain-of-function gonorrhea are doing. We simply need to explain the behavior

> It doesn't matter what most people do, it only matters what the petri dishes for gain-of-function gonorrhea are doing. We simply need to explain the behavior of those people. Researchers have been tracking gonorrhea for decades, and they understand very well how resistance develops. Reinfections during treatment is not how. Nor is treatment adherence, because - as I pointed out - you were mistaken about the basic facts of the treatment protocol. Regardless - between referring to people as "petri dishes" and your other ad hominem comment about me in this thread, it seems you're less interested in understanding the science here than you are in moralizing about other people's behavior. I share the attitude of most public health officials and sexual health professionals, which is that moralizing rhetoric is counterproductive, so I have no interest in engaging in that, and therefore there's no point in discussing further.