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There are only two things in life that are guaranteed. Despite our best efforts, neither of them is a guarantee of a fun ride.

Antibodies perhaps. Here's one of the sources. It looks like a retrospective study. You know what else. 100% of people who contract both Epstein-Barr and Multiple Sclerosis also breathe oxygen. The study only proves there is a demonstrable relationship, it does not prove causality...

It is a dream case. Asymptomatic means we might not even be aware it exists, unless someone took a serious look at the new proteins being found in people. As long as it stayed that way, it couldn't ever become more than a footnote in some medical journal or the other if anything. But there...

Unfortunately, it does not really end with you. This is what people don't understand. You have been infectious for 3-5 days, even though it doesn't show on the rapid test. Also after it's over, in sometime between 28 days and 6 months (depending on your immunity), you can catch it again...

Birx is intitled to her opinion. So is everyone else. Mine is that sciences in general should not become a political issue. I won't be buying that book. Remember Ron Paul? I'm not a fan of politics by video either, but this is the way he wants to do it. First part of this video where he...

This happens a lot at Area 18. I haven't been assigned one I couldn't land in but I have had to learn to land slowly to avoid scratching the new paint I bought for my C2.

It's a bit counterintuitive, but the clothing you wear can keep the heat out better than skin. Linen is best, but cotton can work too if it ventilates. The layers are for insulation and protection from direct sun exposure for long periods of time. Also you should wear a hat that provides...

I watched the whole thing, and liked it... odd because if a video is more than 30 minutes I usually SHINY! Oh no, what was I saying?

Since I am from Canada, but now live south of Houston, Texas I can sympathize. It took me 3 years to get used to existing in temperatures over 35C. Make sure you drink water. both you and your wife need a lot more than the kids will. Then the rest of the week looks a lot more normal for you.

Well I meant you wrap the duct tape around your stomach... I mean don't do that either. Ah, I remember Vicks cough drops, tasted like menthol and cherry that reminded me of Vicks VapoRub (menthol and camphor) so I didn't like them much. But it stopped you from coughing for a few minutes...

Is this some kind of British term for "I look a bit like Vavrik did several weeks(tm) ago? If so, I have a solution for that which doesn't involve duct tape.

This is what it's doing as of yesterday. As you said, UK is not reporting every day. Some others if you look at it do the same. Data is normalized per 1 million population. Scroll down. Source for the chart is Our World in Data. Link below. Data comes from John Hopkins University...

I'm not sure what part is the government's fault, but they certainly need to stop Johnsoning it all up. But honestly I don't think it's all that bad. It's certainly not good. It's just that the data shows people getting sick, and some even going to hospital - but they don't seem to be dying...

I remember back when the RSI website was confusing. It was yesterday.

You didn't do anything. It was a scene at the end of the video @Blind Owl posted above my post. and Welcome Home!

Just adding to your excellent responses. JWST took 12.5 hours to take the deep field image. https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/goddard/2022/nasa-s-webb-delivers-deepest-infrared-image-of-universe-yet Also, note that JWST was not focused at 13.1 billion light years, but 4.6 billion light years...

Experiment time! Well at least when the Hull E comes out.

try it. the results are - spectacular, but not a crash.

lol, I am not wearing my glasses, so I read that "I am a general dog" at first... then it came into focus.

You know, I really like how you respect and even support other orgs in your video's. That says a lot.