I know schizophrenia when I see it.

You need to get some help buddy. People will want to talk to you again if you do it. When you're tired of this, go.

Best thing to do is figure out this riddle.

http://www.documentation.ird.f...

It's something they eat. And it gives them ZEBOV fighting super powers. What could it be?

"Damn liberals, wanting waste money on Ebola research that only black people get."

I don't think you understand public health policy. And this is your job? Wow.

They say now it's on the skin and fluids don't matter, also it lived for several hours. Bleach kills it.

Now about all those touch screens in lobbies and elevators and...

What he said.

(and the other guy)

Somebody on Fox is *asking* for Fema camps now.

I am not making this up.

No. It's a virus so old it predate all dinosaurs. It mutated to encode for a molecule that messes up humans in fairly recent times, sometimes in the past million or two years in a certain place for a certain reason. It's old old old.

You don't need to weaponize Ebola, nature did that for you.

Nailed it.

70% is optimistic, the CDC knows it's higher. That's a sanitized WHO number. That ends with a zero? Unlikely.

In some parts of Africa it's 98%.

That's more than 3X the rate of the Spanish flu of 1918 that killed... a third of the western world or some damn thing.

16 people outside of Africa, every continent except antarctica. at least 2 are unreported as well as of monday midnight.

Guns will spray the virus everywhere. In all directions. Guns are suicide now.

The R-naught of two only applies in the terra typica where roads don't exist. We knoe know it's on the skin and can live for hours on say, a touch screen. Like apartment buildings have. Like the one I'm in. Where health care workers live. Across the road from a suspect Ebola Zaise case in Ontario whowalked in from Sierre Leone and DID NOT BRING ME A KILLIFISH.

I'm gonna pretend I"m in charges cause I think I figured this out. Do you lke puzzles? Let's find out:

http://www.documentation.ird.f...

What do fruit bats and man have in common? It says right in the paper, bone up, there'll be a quiz.

"we've known this for a while"

How do you tell the difference between that and "we made it up when our models fell to bits".

I'd guess a reference in archive.org to this idea prevous to 1998 would prove it. Do you have that by chance?

Climate guys learn so much. In 2010 they learned CO2 is consumed by plants and now they're learning hydrology 101. AND IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING. Oh help.

At this rate they'll be able to make an accurate prediction by about 2637.

Because this is clearly inferior. Play with it a bit. Play spot the warming.

https://www.climate.gov/news-f...

Note:

1) 1998 - 2015
2) 1880 - 2015
3) 1978 - 1998
4) 1947 - 1957 - this is when all that sea ice grew.[1]

Odd is was so cold at a time of peak smog.[2]

[1]"In the early 1920s and 1930s, temperatures were high, similar to that of the present, and this affected the glacial melt. At the time many glaciers underwent a melt similar or even higher than what we have seen in the last ten years. When it became colder again in the 1950s and 1960s, glaciers actually started growing," says Dr. Kurt H. Kjær - in http://www.nature.com/ngeo/jou...

[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G...

It was done in one trip.