This. 1000x this. Urgency of Normal. Pro-infection Hybrid Immunity Pro-infection immunity debt (get infected to not get infected, ffs) Magical super-children in magical schools that spread every disease except COVID Officials merrily throwing the vulnerable under the bus. And more.

The real work to solve this hasn't even begun, because the nature of the problems continues to be denied and mismanaged. This is likely the biggest failure of expertise in human history. It's all hubris and ego. We could have achieved so much already, but it's all held back by ideology and hubris.

This was already widely known by the end of 2020, mostly by complete amateurs. The medical profession has been in complete denial over this and bumbling around haplessly. 6 years and exactly zero progress has been made because the medical profession continues to pretend it's not happening.

The highest rate on record. It staggers me that no-one in public health seems to be acknowledging that immune dysregulation caused by prior SARS-CoV-2 infection is likely a significant factor in this, and the implications of this concept going forward. abcnews.go.com/Health/flu-a...

COVID is one of the most insidious viruses we have ever experienced. COVID is the most ignored and lied about serious virus. COVID sequelae, will and is, decimating the world’s population. This is already past the point of no return. Governments are well aware of this.

Seems mild. Who needs nutrients, anyway?

The 'stop do not enter sign' pictured acknowledges they know the problem is someone entering a healthcare facility while infectious without those inside knowing they are. Continuous respirator use in healthcare would prevent transmission in the facility without having to know who is infectious.

"Overall, 14 % of toddlers in the pre-pandemic group were at high risk for developmental delays on the BSID-III compared with 51.6 % in the SARS-CoV-2 exposed group." 😭

Don't have time to watch the whole video, here are some timestamps. Systems Failure "Once you have decided something, how do you undecide it?" timestamp approx. 1:04:45

So just to recap the 2025/26 influenza season. 1) We knew months in advance it would be bad. 2) We knew/know that basic airborne respiratory spread protection measures have profound impacts on influenza. 3) We did nothing. 4) Hospitals continue to struggle with load.

"...Contagion, I exhale you Naive I opened up to you Venom in mania Now, contagion I exhale you Deceiver says, he says you belong to me You don't want to breathe the light of the others Fear the light Fear the breath..." Tool - Fear Inoculum 😷

A slide from a 1979 management training deck at IBM. We have learned nothing. GET OFF X TWITTER otherwise you are complicit in its horrific, unlawful violations whether you use Grok or not.

“Brazilian researchers found that covid-19 triggered a sharp rise in T cell exhaustion and cellular ageing…the strongest effects were seen in CD8+ T cells, which suppress latent viruses such as EBV and VZV. These effects were seen even after mild infections.” www.bmj.com/content/390/...

Set up a smoke machine six feet six inches from their next group intake or graduation photo. See what happens.

I wonder if donating some smoke machines to medical schools would help dispel their droplets fall to the ground within six feet myth.

Closed due to illness is also another popular one.

You know what would be good starting in 2026? Proper airborne aerosol precautions in healthcare facilities not just for AGMPs or confirmed positive cases. HEPA filters, testing for pre- and asymptomatic cases, proper airborne isolation, and continuous respirator use.

I'm old enough to remember when smoking around others was socially acceptable, in restaurants, bars, workplaces etc. Secondhand smoke was everywhere. We changed norms once we accepted that shared air = shared risk. Airborne viruses are no different

Question: If most flu testing happens only via emergency room visits, how would we know that a flu strain was more virulent vs more transmissible? ICU:Admit ratio? I'm only seeing more ED visits backing 2025 'super flu' claim. Trends seem to be ⬆️ transmissibility OR ⬆️ population vulnerability 🤔

When healthcare claims they learned from the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic and how to deal with airborne transmission. They have not.

I think many people don't realise this: we very often have to pause or delay cancer treatment when patients have COVID. Protecting yourself, loved ones and the community from COVID makes sense.

Your risk of blood clots after a Covid infection are 30 times higher. There are risks with all medications, the risks are very small compared to the far greater risk from COVID itself! Much of the media is focused on the incredibly small risk. www.hdruk.ac.uk/news/new-stu...

What is this, 2020? FFS. You don’t know where his shoes or jacket has been either, dumbasses.

It was reprehensible when people mocked condom usage at the height of the AIDS pandemic. It is just as depraved to mock those wearing masks to reduce the spread of airborne viruses today. Whenever someone takes any kind of step to protect public health, they should be applauded, not mocked.

It’s not going to stop… unless you make it stop. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Actually, "This is absolutely not a power the medical establishment that rejected the science showing #COVIDIsAirborne can be trusted with" - @who.int #CDC

@who.int Was the Public Health Emergency of International Concern for that airborne virus really over, or was accurate reporting politicised along with correcting how it really transmits?

Every time you catch COVID, you increase your chances of developing Long COVID or dying of acute post viral symptoms like heart attacks or blood clots weeks or months later Haven't been online much this last wk bc my cousin died of a heart attack that was very much connected to the as yet--

🧵 @sameo416.bsky.social is right. F**king up SARS2 transmission was inexcusable. SARS1 was airborne. 🇨🇦 had huge commission slamming public health. Experts spoke out asap. What compounds my anger? Whining about learning yet here we are end 2025 still spreading airborne sars2, flu etc everywhere 🤬

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Until the medical bastion opens itself to interaction with actual experts about how pathogens behave while in the air: aerosol chemists, physicists, engineers, how much more harm will be done while we wait? Medical ignorance about aerodynamics, ventilation, physics, filtration is astounding.

Plexiglass barriers. Born of absolute ignorance of fluid dynamics and a conviction ballistic droplets was the only threat. Under some flow conditions a flat barrier concentrates contaminants on one side - but no one bothered to ask anyone the flow question. Basic fluid dynamics from undergrad.

Absolutely infuriating. And revising the narrative means there’s no possibility of any learning…as that requires an admission of being wrong. So the next time around we will have exactly the same experience. Millions will die and be disabled, and we’ll wring our hands repeating ‘we didn’t know’.

People are rarely the primary cause of failure. It's usually the systems they are working within. This is engineering 101, and widely rejected within health care.

Amazing that this review paper from 2021 just became my most cited paper of my 30+ yr career. I am honored to have been the lead first co-corresponding author with @ChiaWang8. COVID is indeed airborne--as are most other respiratory viruses. @ucsandiego.bsky.social www.science.org/doi/full/10....

Doug Ford has plenty of public funds for beer and highways but hospitals need private donations due to underfunding of public healthcare 😵‍💫 www.cbc.ca/news/marketp...

Patient experience study idea: review ignored patient responses from 5-10-20 years ago (if they have been retained) and see if acting on more suggestions would have accelerated good practices in healthcare.

The way to deal with a serious situation is face on. Hiding heads in a bucket and hoping it’s going to go away is the current strategy. Wishing and hoping isn’t going to fix the COVID situation we need leaders willing to face the challenges ahead. People who will step up and act in the interests of

If the same energy that has gone into spreading misinformation on Covid had gone into preventing it, we would probably have a cure by now.

The "I'm not going to let my ignorance stop me!" part of that was contagious. Try talking to most people about Covid now, they don't want to know because knowing may mean having to deal with knowing.

This 👇 There's no such thing as a serious effort to address the implosion of Canada's healthcare system that doesn't address COVID, and the incompetence of infection control leadership. They made a very big mistake in 2020, and they'll take the system down with them before they'll admit it.

I also don't understand the complacency from the public.

Thank you, and Merry Christmas. No notes, perfect post.

One way to thank them? Wear a mask near them so you don’t get them sick on the job. You can be contagious and have zero symptoms.

So if a government doesn't like an inconvenient truth or fact they will simply lie about it and use their institutions to push that lie. Huh. Not an Epstein file post. #CovidIsAirborne

Did you know our government under the Biden administration allowed a CEO to basically dictate a public health policy that has likely played an important role in your or a loved one’s long term health? It’s true, sadly. #COVID www.reuters.com/business/aer...

Watching families and friendships fall apart because infection control did not want to admit disease transmission is airborne.

When a new flu appears it’s best to use the precautionary principle. Assume that it is bad. Use the tools we have. Now is not the time to hesitate or prevaricate.

Weird how Covid keeps coming back like this when they told us 'it was over.'