Nice.
pretty entertaining
Killer fungus becoming more infectious and spreading worldwide
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pretty entertaining
Killer fungus becoming more infectious and spreading worldwide
beautiful
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pretty entertaining
Killer fungus becoming more infectious and spreading worldwide
That’ll be the last of us…
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LOL
I wonder if humanity could create a pandemic to wipe most of us out.
Something engineered, fiction would have us believe its not too hard if you have the resources.
Cymek said:
I wonder if humanity could create a pandemic to wipe most of us out.
Something engineered, fiction would have us believe its not too hard if you have the resources.
Such things exist. Some have existed for a long time, without human intervention.
Consider anthrax, consider plague (which is still around), consider ebola.
It’s not the existence of such biologicals that’s the problem, it’s only a question of effectively distributing them so as to outpace and overwhelm efforts to combat them.
Do that, and alles ist kaputt.
we mean, humans create humans
Wait you mean living breathing juvenile humans have intrinsic value as much as other humans and they aren’t just test candidates and future labour¿
nah it’ll never catch on
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Wait you mean living breathing juvenile humans have intrinsic value as much as other humans and they aren’t just test candidates and future labour¿
nah it’ll never catch on
Yeah. Dr Webb is just hanging his shingles out. Ignore him.
don’t say we never convey yous the good news
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cevz13xkxpro
big if true
An emotional research team became tearful as they described how data shows the disease was slowed by 75% in patients. It means the decline you would normally expect in one year would take four years after treatment, giving patients decades of “good quality life”, Prof Sarah Tabrizi told BBC News. The new treatment is a type of gene therapy given during 12 to 18 hours of delicate brain surgery.
Results from the trial – which involved 29 patients – have been released in a statement by the company uniQure, but have not yet been published in full for review by other specialists. The data showed that three years after surgery there was an average 75% slowing of the disease based on a measure which combines cognition, motor function and the ability to manage in daily life. The data also shows the treatment is saving brain cells. Levels of neurofilaments in spinal fluid – a clear sign of brain cells dying – should have increased by a third if the disease continued to progress, but was actually lower than at the start of the trial. “This is the result we’ve been waiting for,” said Prof Ed Wild, consultant neurologist at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery at UCLH. “There was every chance that we would never see a result like this, so to be living in a world where we know this is not only possible, but the actual magnitude of the effect is breathtaking, it’s very difficult to fully encapsulate the emotion.”
yes those hexagons are representing viral capsids
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pretty entertaining
yeah yous Homo sapiens are fucked
In utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure was tied to significantly larger cortical gray matter and left hippocampal volumes and significantly smaller subcortical gray matter and white matter volumes. In unadjusted analyses at 2 years, 14% of toddlers in the prepandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III, in contrast to 51.6% in the COVID-19 group.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889159125004805
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yeah yous Homo sapiens are fucked
In utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure was tied to significantly larger cortical gray matter and left hippocampal volumes and significantly smaller subcortical gray matter and white matter volumes. In unadjusted analyses at 2 years, 14% of toddlers in the prepandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III, in contrast to 51.6% in the COVID-19 group.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889159125004805
Cheeses!
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pretty entertaining
yeah yous Homo sapiens are fucked
In utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure was tied to significantly larger cortical gray matter and left hippocampal volumes and significantly smaller subcortical gray matter and white matter volumes. In unadjusted analyses at 2 years, 14% of toddlers in the prepandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III, in contrast to 51.6% in the COVID-19 group.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889159125004805
Disease evolution is interesting.
For all our technology it seems we barely keep even.
Even if vaccines did cause autism its a small price for humans not dying in the millions for preventable illness
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pretty entertaining
yeah yous Homo sapiens are fucked
In utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure was tied to significantly larger cortical gray matter and left hippocampal volumes and significantly smaller subcortical gray matter and white matter volumes. In unadjusted analyses at 2 years, 14% of toddlers in the prepandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III, in contrast to 51.6% in the COVID-19 group.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889159125004805
Cheeses!
Yeah
Imagine a disease that does dumb us down.
They had this in the Planet of the Apes remakes
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Michael V said:
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yeah yous Homo sapiens are fucked
In utero SARS-CoV-2 exposure was tied to significantly larger cortical gray matter and left hippocampal volumes and significantly smaller subcortical gray matter and white matter volumes. In unadjusted analyses at 2 years, 14% of toddlers in the prepandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III, in contrast to 51.6% in the COVID-19 group.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0889159125004805
Cheeses!
Yeah
Imagine a disease that does dumb us down.
They had this in the Planet of the Apes remakes
and the DPRNA currently
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-06/us-changes-vaccine-advice-for-children/106202478
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so selling vaccines for public health bad
selling patented technology to vaccine makers for profit good
woohoo
hey guess what is 99% effective in keeping children from contracting respiratory illness by airborne route, even before they need a 1/3 to 3/4 effectiveness in keeping people out of hospital
In children it was found to be 72.8% effective in keeping them out of hospital once contracting Super-K, and for 18 to 64-year-olds 66.3% effective. Like most other viruses, however, the over-65 group took a sudden dive – 31.7% effective. The data showed the current influenza vaccination was still the best form of protection available against Super-K, Barr said.
yeehaw
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woohoo
yeehaw
“But ultimately, if we had proven effective medications for common viral infections, then we would be recommending them.
hey genius guess what
what we actually do have is proven effective measures for common viral infections, and we recommend using them for prevention
they’re called P2 masks, and faucets
the daily mail says it might actually have caused all this harm
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Finally¡ Proof That SARACAIDS-CoV Is Harmless After All¡
the daily mail says it might actually have caused all this harm
I have a theory i’m working on that a disproportionate number of readers of certain news sources have a metacognitive deficit, and that reading those sources can even cause functional brain damage that way
fortunately you’re reading from a highly reputable news source so are likely completely safe
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SCIENCE said:Finally¡ Proof That SARACAIDS-CoV Is Harmless After All¡
the daily mail says it might actually have caused all this harm
I have a theory i’m working on that a disproportionate number of readers of certain news sources have a metacognitive deficit, and that reading those sources can even cause functional brain damage that way
fortunately you’re reading from a highly reputable news source so are likely completely safe
TIC.
oooh this sounds like fun
so uh
“full” means something other than “full” then
https://news.griffith.edu.au/2025/12/16/covid-19-leaves-a-lasting-mark-on-the-human-brain/
right
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pretty entertaining
Killer fungus becoming more infectious and spreading worldwide
ahahahahahaha
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-20/calvary-mater-hospital-maggot-infestation/106247526
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pretty entertaining
Killer fungus becoming more infectious and spreading worldwide
ahahahahahaha
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-20/calvary-mater-hospital-maggot-infestation/106247526
We’ll all be rooned.
Amazon has confirmed that it has had an outbreak of a ‘Victorian disease’ at one of its warehouses. The online retail behemoth said there were several cases of the condition, and said that a ‘screening programme’ was in progress, and was being done with ‘an abundance of caution’. They added that while this was going on, the site would continue to operate as normal, and they were following guidance from the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) and UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). It has been confirmed that 10 people working at a warehouse in Coventry in the Midlands, where some 3,000 people are employed, had tested positive for the disease back in September. Following the outbreak, Amazon was faced with calls to send all staff at the affected warehouse home with full sick leave.
LOL
¡leT iT riP
there you go see lockdowns cause depression and anxiety
Hey hey yous know what prevents viral transmission but also saves your arse from smoke inhalation¿
sorry we mean yousr nose and mouth, yeah that’s right P2 light and portable respirator items
LOL
just the usual reminders, old news as yous all know
Experts are urging guideline changes on what health professionals should wear to protect against flu-like illnesses including Covid
https://whn.global/a-call-for-the-universal-use-of-respirators-in-healthcare/
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just the usual reminders, old news as yous all know
Face masks ‘inadequate’ and should be swapped for respirators, WHO is advised
Experts are urging guideline changes on what health professionals should wear to protect against flu-like illnesses including Covid
https://whn.global/a-call-for-the-universal-use-of-respirators-in-healthcare/
With the USA withdrawing from WHO I wonder if they will follow any of the recommendations.
Or strut around telling everyone I’m an American instead
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LOL
LOL
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgjw0xegxglo
The UK has lost its measles elimination status, the World Health Organization has announced. The move was based on the spread of cases in 2024 when there were 3,600 suspected cases. Elimination status means there is no sustained transmission so this decision was largely expected, given the scale of the outbreaks in 2024.
There were more than 1,000 cases last year as well. The move is also a reflection of the fact vaccination rates are below the 95% threshold required to achieve herd immunity – when enough people in a community are vaccinated against a disease, making it hard for the pathogen to spread.
hey ChatGPT what is oncology, is it like the kind of philosophy you do when you’ve huffed so much carbon monoxide that you’re high
oh shit
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hey ChatGPT what is oncology, is it like the kind of philosophy you do when you’ve huffed so much carbon monoxide that you’re high
oh shit
oh …
… shiiiiiit
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hey ChatGPT what is oncology, is it like the kind of philosophy you do when you’ve huffed so much carbon monoxide that you’re high
oh shit
oh …
… shiiiiiit
If true, this look like a significant depopulation event.
Michael V said:
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hey ChatGPT what is oncology, is it like the kind of philosophy you do when you’ve huffed so much carbon monoxide that you’re high
oh shit
oh …
… shiiiiiit
If true, this look like a significant depopulation event.
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oh …
… shiiiiiit
If true, this look like a significant depopulation event.
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Heck!
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UK loses measles elimination status
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgjw0xegxglo
The UK has lost its measles elimination status, the World Health Organization has announced. The move was based on the spread of cases in 2024 when there were 3,600 suspected cases. Elimination status means there is no sustained transmission so this decision was largely expected, given the scale of the outbreaks in 2024.
There were more than 1,000 cases last year as well. The move is also a reflection of the fact vaccination rates are below the 95% threshold required to achieve herd immunity – when enough people in a community are vaccinated against a disease, making it hard for the pathogen to spread.
local
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UK loses measles elimination status
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgjw0xegxglo
The UK has lost its measles elimination status, the World Health Organization has announced. The move was based on the spread of cases in 2024 when there were 3,600 suspected cases. Elimination status means there is no sustained transmission so this decision was largely expected, given the scale of the outbreaks in 2024.
There were more than 1,000 cases last year as well. The move is also a reflection of the fact vaccination rates are below the 95% threshold required to achieve herd immunity – when enough people in a community are vaccinated against a disease, making it hard for the pathogen to spread.
local
Ooh-aah.
Peak Warming Man said:
Bubblecar said:
Big scabies outbreak underway in blighted old Blighty:
These microscopic mites, which burrow under your skin and cause ferocious itching, are incredibly hard to get rid of – and cases in the UK have soared. What is causing the outbreak, and is there anything we can do about it?
The sudden rise of scabies: ‘I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy’
Boat people for sure, stop the boats.
oooh we know this one
What is causing the outbreak, and is there anything we can do about it?
oh oh it must be the ivermectin, people stopped taking it because COVID is over, people used to take it like lollies, even the President of the USSA was selling it
GPs tend not to prescribe ivermectin first, because, although it is easier to use, it is not considered more effective, and it is expensive.
no wait oh they mention something else
restrictions on socialising during the pandemic led to a decrease
oh could it be… when they tell people that it’s not important to prevent disease, then people stop doing the right thing trying to prevent disease, and spread it instead
