03-21-2022, 09:04 PM
bottom line, this study doesn’t dispel any “myths”.
I do hope all of the Puna armchair virologists survived their self treatment and self medication. I'm sure stories will be told for years to come at dinner parties from Volcano to Keaau to Pahoa and drum circles back in the jungle about someone who survived COVID with just an internet connection and a Chromebook. Didn't need no doctor or NIH or CDC. "Ohhh. Ahhhh. Would you pass whatever it is you're holding this way?"
Yesterday I read the comments about the ivemectin study (at the link I previously listed). The details had not even been released at that time, but surprisingly armchair virologists had already done their own research and posted dozens of reasons why the study was flawed or incorrect. Perhaps they were mind readers as well? People believe what they want to believe even before there's anything on which to to base their argument.
I do hope all of the Puna armchair virologists survived their self treatment and self medication. I'm sure stories will be told for years to come at dinner parties from Volcano to Keaau to Pahoa and drum circles back in the jungle about someone who survived COVID with just an internet connection and a Chromebook. Didn't need no doctor or NIH or CDC. "Ohhh. Ahhhh. Would you pass whatever it is you're holding this way?"
Yesterday I read the comments about the ivemectin study (at the link I previously listed). The details had not even been released at that time, but surprisingly armchair virologists had already done their own research and posted dozens of reasons why the study was flawed or incorrect. Perhaps they were mind readers as well? People believe what they want to believe even before there's anything on which to to base their argument.