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People who believe in climate models are even more dense than those who believe covid models. Its the same secular cult. PS Minor misspelling in that diagram.

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climate models have a large advantage over covid models in terms of sustaining plausibility: duration.

covid models make predictions about the very near future and so people still remember them when they fail.

climate models make predictions about a decade or more from now and it takes 5 years to even know if they are tracking wrong. by then, you're 2 new model iterations on and have a new song and dance to sell with new salients and "better smarter stuff this time!"

they are harder to refute because they are always long gone by the time crisis is supposed to have occurred.

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Yeah, but 10 years ago my grandson told me he learned in school that Miami would be under water in 5 years from rising sea levels. I pointed out to him that it is "amazing" that real estate prices in Miami still were going up considering it wouldn't be there in 5 years. I also told him that I didn't believe that garbage and in 5 years we would revisit the issue. Now, 10 years later, he admits that he was misled by some teachers. But he is sure that climate change is still a real problem. I love him, but SMH

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We are living in a simulation, in the real world there is no florida. Oh, and vaccines are safe and effective.

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Some people are living in a simulation made by the establishment media, while some of us (readers of this Substack for example) are in the real world. It's a strange place to be.

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climate change is real, BUT NOT FOR THE REASONS THEY SAY.

it's caused by the SUN. but hey, feel bad about yourself, you are the carbon we want to get rid of, and oy vay look at thees wonderful injection euthanazia... brainwash people into injecting poison into themselves and their kids. whoopeee

crymate change - it's not because of you peons driving priuses and mustangs and minivans. it's not due to private jets whirlwinding to dav-osh or cow farts or danish farmers or pets.

it's because of the galaxy's brushing against our solar system, dumping energy into the SUN like electricity into a tesla motor, and the earth's weakening magnetic field.

the sun was yellow when we were kids. now it's WHITE and no it's not racist.

nwo-wef-banksterd narrative LIARLAND is all about gaslighting normal people who they hate, because they hate themselves.

fake science: viruses cause disease and vaccseenz fix it all.

true science: they've been poisoning our food, water, air, clothes, buildings, blood, brains, MINDS with trauma-based mind control thru media: movies/tv/newspapers/social-control-media/gov/edu/mil/sick-nocare (fear fear fear fear fear) for generations.

fake science: firetrucks and firemen show up whenever there is a fire, therefore they cause fires.

also fake science: cell deaths caused by our injected poisons lead to cells coronally exploding imploding, we'll call them "spike proteins" or "antigens" but it's just cellular death debris.

h/t to jason christoff for the analogy and truth serum.

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Jan 17, 2023·edited Jan 17, 2023

Yep. It's all about falsifiability. Not to mention they are so complex that you can endlessly tinker with them to give whatever result is desired.

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"We only have ten years to get everyone vaccinated if we want to stop the pandemic!"... doesn't really work.

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the great race to the grave reset is a race between the sun and the wef roaches

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Are these the same people who also believe people should cut off their sex organs or add them because they FEEL or INDENTIFY with something else? And the same people that think a doctor can just fashion a vagina from a penis? Basically you're in for a life of pain and we not only allow this we celebrate it. Did you hear about the court that ruled against the father and is allowing the mother to reassign their 12 year olds genitles? We are indeed a commuinist country, all way you slice it. AND these people are possesed or mentally insane. Or maybe both.

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Even the communist countries are smarter than to believe that gender transition nonsense.

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Exactly right. This place seems like the Sodom and Gomorrah a lot more than any other place I know. King of drugs legal first, once addicted creates the illegal market. 80% of opiod addicts started on P drugs. The king of Porn. the king of murdering people and taking over countries. WMD in Iraq, what a joke. The left and right is a joke too.

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How come 1,000 private planes travelling from around the world to Davos don't count in terms of "carbon footprint" yet Joe Average driving 10 miles into town does.

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you are the carbon they want to reduce

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I know but the stupidest thing of all is that I don't actually care about being "reduced" as long as it is quick and painless.

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Being the selfish non-globalist person that I am, I would prefer that THEY be "reduced", not me.

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I believe in climate change, I just think we don't have nearly the amount of control over it as we think we do.

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Man is greedy. We have the technology to do a lot of things that have been held back. Cars can get 100 plus miles to the gallon. Energy is everywhere in ocean currents and from the sun. The list goes on and on. Just look at the water problem in LA. Water problem? We just had 12 inches of water in 10 days and 100% of it goes into the ocean. You're telling me they could't build reserivors to catch that water? They don't want too. Poluition in the ocean. There are materials that are biodegradible that can hold everything that could be thrown in the ocean and it would be fine. They don't want too. Greed is causing the earrth to be screwed up. And yes whatever the climate changes too aside from mans greed is totally out of our control. There was an ice age they say. Did we cause that when we weren't here? It's BS.

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The climate has changed for as long as there has been a climate

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do you "beleive" in science?

CC is real but not for the reasons they claim and gaslight us all with!

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Also, EGM, it’s “umpteen.” 🙂

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I, a pissed off medical student, wrote about this a couple weeks ago in much less technical terms.

https://open.substack.com/pub/pemdasvulgaris/p/did-the-covid-vax-save-millions-of?r=204qj8&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

The main argument for vaccine efficacy historically was “there once was a horrible disease and now there’s not”. This assumption lead to the grandfathering of the COVID vax into the group of historical successes without any reflection on the reality of COVID trajectory. And obviously it’s even worse in counties like Australia and New Zealand with almost all mortality coming after the mass vax campaigns.

The predominant narrative at my medical school is vaccines = good so this vaccine = good and more doses of this vaccine = more good. That’s what 60k/year will get ya

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I hope you’re looking into that historical argument during your studies. We need more doctors we can trust!

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With your level of awareness, I think you'll make a great doctor. Read "Turtles All the Way Down, " for a real eye opening education on the "science" of vaxxes. Ugh.

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Yes I just read Turtles and found it both comforting and horrifying. Comforting to learn that the vaccine playbook has been the same for a long time (overplay the risks, inflate the morbidity and mortality, then ascribe all improvements solely to the vaccine instead of sanitation, nutrition, etc.). Horrifying to see the lack of placebo controlled or long duration studies. Definitely a book I need to reread a few times and check some sources before feeling comfortable using the information.

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I'm reading Dissolving Illusions right now. Also an excellent eye-opener.

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Does my heart good to know their are med students asking bold critical questions! Sadly, being willing to ask critical questions, especially bold ones, is a dangerous thing in medicine these days. I imagine that is especially true in medical schools. In science, there shouldn’t be questions we are afraid to ask and investigate with candor and humility. I didn’t see the extent of regulatory and medical journal capture until several years into becoming an attending. I think things were not as bad then but have definitely escalated over last decade, even before COVID. Already being aware of this before med school graduation puts you ahead of the game. Ignorance would be bliss but a lot more hazardous for your patients

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I appreciate the support! Instead of challenging my classmates on controversial topics like COVID, I simply remind them that much of what we are learning will either be wrong in 10 years or is already wrong. Better to help them see how the sausage is made for themselves rather then shove it down anyone's throat

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You've read _The House of God_, right?

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I have not but am ordering it now. Thanks for the recommendation

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We have a brand spanking new platform involved. We hardly know if really does scale. mRNA is a fragile technology yet to proved itself capable.

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yes and I'm particularly worried about the quality control. It appears that some may be getting orders of magnitude differences in mRNA dosing as well as potential contaminations.

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These people are not this incompetent. This is intentional deception. This has been the case since the start of the plandemic.

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How do we break this news to Neil deGrasse Tyson?

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His ignorance is invincible.

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"but..but but the trials..that's what they are supposed to show.." (I paraphrase)

Oh, you mean the trials that showed higher all-cause mortality in the transfected group, Mr. Tyson? You'd have to be an astrophysicist to make the gargantuan spatial leaps he does given the data.

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I don't believe we'll be able to get through to the majority of these people.

The problem is... to them, C0VID= death. Vaxx= life.

If you take the vaxx away, they have to cope with the fact that they might die from C0VID. Even though that is not really probably.

They don't want to face their own mortality.

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I think you are on the point here. I have lately wondered, given the frequency of 'died in her sleep' announcements, how many people fear falling asleep at night, lest they never wake up? And...."not wanting to face their own mortality" suggests that they have no concept of/'plans for' eternity? I imagine that would be truly terrifying but of course, they 'know' that 'eternity' does not exist. ......... [apologies for all the quotation marks, single or double]

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I've talked to several vaxx Karens and it always goes like this:

"Yes, I know people have been having problem with the vaxx and boosters, but I'm fine. I'm healthy. I'm not worried."

Remember "eat your dinner, children are starving in china?"

It's like that. The vaxxed who are dying are Some Vague Concept, like "starving children in China." Or bigfoot. Something that happens to Other People and Not Them, so they don't have to be concerned.

Plus... their world is normal. They are fine. They are protected. It's all good. They can sleep as long as the Vaxx Protects Them.

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This

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"Any time scientists disagree, it's because we have insufficient data. Then we can agree on what kind of data to get; we get the data; and the data solves the problem. Either I'm right, or you're right, or we're both wrong. And we move on. That kind of conflict resolution does not exist in politics or religion."

Neil deGrasse Tyson

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"That kind of conflict resolution does not exist in politics or religion."

Mr Tyson, whoever he is, is apparently quite ignorant in both fields as well as unable to realise that he used a yardstick to measure taste, metaphorically speaking.

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Rikard, that is so fine a comment. And you don't want or need to know what Mr. Tyson is.

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If you agree on what kind of data to get, you are skewing the experiment to your own preferences, are not you?

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He did a recent interview and the topic of vaccines came up. It basically came down to "trust da science", "the vaccines are safe and effective". Absolute moron. I can't believe I used to look up to him.

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"I don't want people to say, 'Something is true because Tyson says it is true.' That's not critical thinking."

Neil deGrasse Tyson

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He should listen to himself.

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NdGT is either what some call, a smart fool, or he is just a troll peddling the accepted opinion. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference.

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In the case of this particular jackass, people like my former boss have interacted with him in multiple settings and the stories strongly suggest that he's a well-connected insider in a way that most scientists are not (even the ones that are actually at the top of their fields and don't just play the role on TV). So I know which way I'm leaning on this one. But you're right, absent any knowledge of them directly, how can you tell the difference?

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Steve Kirsch did a show w Jimmy Dore yesterday & told about his efforts to get Neil to look at the data first w email then text messages then he finally called.. Neil answered realized who it was hung up & blocked Steve on messaging platforms.. action at the speed of science!

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With a 2"*4"?

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Who?

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Jan 17, 2023·edited Jan 17, 2023

Lol!

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Same Rockefeller-Gates Biotech Mafia.. genetically engineered fantasies for sale.

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My left-wing totally vaxxed and boosted 80 year old cousin yesterday actually offered NdGT as a reference regarding Covid vax.. She seems to have ignored the fact that I live (and have for 50 years) with a research physicist (who began as an astrophys PhD student)

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Ask Sasha Latypova why the curve keeps bending.

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Be nice if this type of modeling helped my biz when doing our P&L's.

It would go something like this:

All that extra money I keep putting in the business, proves that my models are correct. If I want to stay in business I need to keep putting money into the business or I will go out of business.

When I run out of money, the modeling will account for it by eliminating liabilities from my balance sheet.

I'm still in business. So the models work!

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Phase 1. Run P&L Reports using "The Model"

Phase 2. ??

Phase 3. Profit!

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the vaxxes saved untold millions in the 4 weeks they worked in 2021 and in the 4 weeks after the sheep get their boosters.

no count just supposition. the sheep believe

and the vaxxed who lost to covid it was bc they got loose on virtue signaling. sheep know!

while none of the non covid excess deaths adding up to >>>1/2 a million a year are due to the vaxx bc no sheep believe it!

like climate dogma we have a cultish religion.

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I found a chart jester yesterday that tried to claim excess deaths in the UK weren’t rising at all - it was astonishing

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Really?

Even the ONS has excess deaths at about 20% currently and they love to underestimate figures so it is probably AT LEAST 20%.

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Hence the use of “chart jester”

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Silly me, totally slow on the uptake there.

Apologies.

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Maybe we should ask this guy : He knows everything there is to know .

https://www.kcts9.org/show/newshour/clip/bill-gates-1586294450

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Well you know that he is a world expert on viruses!

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at to that what was known of ‘natural immunity’, at least by the Public Health Agency Of Canada (based on world wide evidence), in the fall of 2021... the evidence includes 82-99% protective immunity up to 13 months in one 5 nation 13 month long study:

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/2019-novel-coronavirus-infection/canadas-reponse/summaries-recent-evidence/rapid-review-protective-immunity-post-infection-sars-cov-2-update-3.html#a3

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sorry *add* to that.

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Since the article highlighted data for Massachusetts, I think everyone will be interested to see the incontestable evidence that John Beaudoin has gleaned from a very lucky strike via FOIA request which provided all the death certificate data from 2015 thru mid-August 2022 for MA.

This granular data overcomes the aggregation issues that have been used to obscure the reality that the vaccines are killing people. See this link I suggest starting from 22m in as the session is long.

https://rumble.com/v257tpw-john-beaudoin-exposes-truth-of-covid-deaths-from-medical-records-live.html

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I've followed that link, and have been watching it. One anomaly for me is that he keeps stressing that all-cause mortality post-2020 is down. I thought that from mid 2021 on, it was up by 40% or so?

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I believe his comment relates to the post 9 week pandemic peak accounting for more deaths overall in 2020 compared to 2021 & proportionally for 2022.

However you're quite correct that all cause mortality in these last years is much higher than the five year average for 2015-2019.

We have the same pattern in the UK with working age group death rate now at ~20% above normal. The same switch from respiratory causes to blood/circulatory and immune causes is also apparent. I think his analysis is irrefutable evidence of the vexine harms. The only piece of the puzzle that would clinch it, is having the vaccination/health records for the individual death certificates. Even without those it looks evident that the cause is the covid shots

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Thanks--been following Coquin since April--didn't know of a video format--CdC was in fact my introduction to Substack.

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"playing games with extrapolated population counts"

There are Two Kinds of People:

1. Those Who Extrapolate From Incomplete Data Sets

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LOL. Reminds of the number system joke: "There are 10 types of people. Those who can do binary math and those that can't".

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"There are three types: Those who can count, and those who can't..."

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Spot on. Cat-egorically correct.

The evidence for the efficacy of GOD (the Goo of Deliverance) is simply not there when looking at population level data.

If GOD worked, the evidence would be poking your eyes out, like the prosthetic protuberances of school teachers in Canada. You'd have concussion from being slapped round the head as the great mammaries of effectiveness turned things around.

Instead, we have to rely on carefully curated and selected 'data' comparing the vaxxed and unvaxxed (with a certain vaxx-fluidity being definitionally built in). Even worse, we have to rely on incomplete and old data, because (for reasons *absolutely* nothing to do with the fact that GOD looks awful, of course /s) they've stopped publishing even the limited data they used to.

If GOD was so wonderful it would be ***obvious*** - and it's not.

If GOD was so wonderful they'd be letting the data do the talking.

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Plus, most places changed the definition of covid death in the spring of 2022 so that it looked like the vaccines weren't failing (as badly). If they used the old definition, then the line in 2022 would be even steeper.

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2 doses + 13 days = unvaxxed. Clot shot kills you? Guess what you are counted as?

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What happened in 2021 that caused influenza to mysteriously and miraculously disappear and then reappear for 2022 flu season gee wow

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Viral interference - it seems it’s a thing

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when in history did flu ever go away as result of another coronavirus or other interfering? if one subscribes to the interference theory how to account for the current situation where we get both flu and coronavirus at elevated numbers. It's possible that interference has turned out to be observably "transitory" and the flu learned to circumvent whatever mechanic put it to rest for an entire season (highly unlikely in my unprofessional yet curious opinions)

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When in history has "public health" run a PCR test on every single person with an ILI?

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without knowing i'd guess never, it's funny they tested so many and still no flu, and it's back now, how fun!

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My point is that we really don't know what is making people sick in a particular season 'cause they rarely test. It's kinda like the Nielsen ratings. They test a small cohort and then extrapolate. The ranges are ridiculous.

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Good example. Made me think of the drug panic we had here when I grew up. They'd conducted an anonymous survey in one high school in one city and extrapolated those numbers to the national level.

Without ever taking into account the odds of asome of teenagers lying...

And surveys like that was the basis for policy.

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Listen, I’m not hear arguing for anything -

Don’t take my word for anything - I don’t even exist

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After two straight years of shitty data, people haven't just accepted they classified many cases of the flu as the plague?

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There are a lot of people who only believe what the tv/Facebook/g00gle tells them.

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Seasonal waves does seem to explain it at least a bit

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please go check out the current Influenza A not subtyped roaring and explain why it didn't get caught in "interference" net.. very odd, maybe it's another reassortant virus that is novel and is not affected by "corona interference?"

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And even funnier (to me at least) - XBB.1.5 was found in my area December 8th yet we only hear “ITS COMIN!!!” In January

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The flu where I am is well past it’s peak and down a lot

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on a relative basis how was this season's peak as compared to previous?

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but it's not the only one, we are catching subtyped influenza and it's back seemingly at elevated numbers.

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Oh where have you been! You send your dogs to obedience school, don't you? Influenza spent 2020-21 in Virus Obedience School so that it shouldn't raise its head.

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“this is an unexpected and (obviously) unwanted result.”

Well, for us it is.

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