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Comment Nice, but... (Score 5, Insightful) 68

... sadly for the Americans, the rest of the world now knows they can't count on a US based provider for this kind of thing any more.

It was uncomfortable enough relying so heavily on American software back when it couldn't be switched off remotely on the say so of an idiot. Today it's an intolerable risk.

Comment Re:Backfire (Score 4, Informative) 111

Because many professionals don't work for those that try to sell you something. Most epidemiologists or virologues or others actually work for research centers or non-gov entities and have no money in the game. So yes, I'd trust a WHO epidemiologist any day over someone trying to sell me an "instant flu nasal spray vaccine" or similar; but if they say those work, why not...

Comment Re:Backfire (Score 0) 111

Well, if the solution is vaccine-based, no because it *does* train the immune system, and often in better ways than virus exposition. But if the solution is air purifiers everywhere I'd be inclined to agree, the same way as kids growing up in perfectly clean room and never going outdoors often have allergies. On the other hand, having access to clean water may have made us more susceptible to catching the shits when going in third world countries, but I'd take our clean water system and sewers over those of India any day. Dying of dysentery is no fun. Neither is dying of Covid. So maybe I'll let professionals debate this one (and not investors).

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