Peter Todd @pete@petertodd.org

Brilliant bit of anti-authoritarianism.

(plus, the fact they're so easy to forge is good too)

Stock art, go home, your drunk.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210331162135/https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/31/germany-suspends-use-of-astrazenecas-covid-shot-for-the-under-60s.html

Ethereum is in the future.

https://eos.org/articles/aerosol-scientists-try-to-clear-the-air-about-covid-19-transmission

Gee, why would the WHO and other health authorities ignore the science of aerosols?

Maybe because it shows very, very, clearly that disease transmission is heavily weather dependent? Which just might suggest that our lockdowns - at a cost of literally trillions of dollars and millions of lives - might not have done much?

Public health has become a scam.

https://youtu.be/11m1sS_6WhI

Me: <posts article on astra zeneca blood clots>

Her: <rants about how media is sexist and giving far more coverage to that than blood clots following hormonal birth control because the misogynistic media etc etc oh and btw I feel personally attacked because you said I need to go outside my filter bubble>

Me: <points out the media is reporting that the astra zeneca blood clots are happening almost entirely in women, and some scientists suspect hormonal birth control may be involved>

Her: 👍

My career goals are complete.

https://twitter.com/TeletubbiesHQ/status/1377259542640218113

"In other words, 20% of people are responsible for 80% of the viral load. This could mean that obese people are over sixteen times more likely to spread the virus than metabolically healthy individuals."

s/vaccine passports/gym passports/

https://dossier.substack.com/p/krispy-kreme-and-covid-19-studies

"Over time, as expected, the likelihood of a healthcare worker being an index case had been falling as immunity developed. However, after vaccination this figure started to rise.

The Pfizer vaccination causes a transient fall in lymphocytes for the first three days after vaccination., The phase 2 trials of AstraZeneca similarly showed a fall in neutrophils."

https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.n783/rapid-responses

...and an unusually good video walking you through some of the details of a coal fired plant: https://youtu.be/rGtUtnqB94g

A few dumb things in this. But mostly very technical. Not "pop-sci"

https://youtu.be/KnxksKmJa6U

Great vids on nuclear power.

"The Wuhan lab director published studies about manipulating bat coronaviruses in a way that could make them more infectious to humans, and there were reports of lax safety standards at the lab.

Matt Pottinger: They were doing research specifically on coronaviruses that attach to the ACE2 receptors in human lungs just like the COVID-19 virus."

What happened in Wuhan? Why questions still linger on the origin of the coronavirus - 60 Minutes - CBS News
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/covid-19-wuhan-origins-60-minutes-2021-03-28/