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This link was often cited by fact checkers last year.

“Most tests, like the Broad Institute test used by MIT, use a 40-cycle protocol. If the virus isn’t detected within 40 amplification cycles, the test result is negative. If viral RNA is detected in 40 cycles or less, the PCR machine stops running, and the test is positive. Because you received a positive result, we know that the test detected the virus in your sample by the time it reached its 40-cycle limit.”

https://medical.mit.edu/covid-19-updates/2020/11/pcr-test-re...

“The WHO information notice is not a retraction; rather, it is a clarification for laboratory professionals on how to interpret PCR results.”

Why would WHO feel the need to tell people to read the operating manuals closely? I’m sure its not because the accuracy was too high.

The video they are referring to has a very specific part about pcr testing (relevant to the discussion here). I think it is reasonable to trust his opinion on the matter regardless of what he thinks about AIDS.

When I bring this up in conversations with people they make me feel like a kook. I am not sure what to think anymore.

Yeah I find it really annoying that the toggle doesn't work like it should. I made a shortcut that will turn it off all the way.

Isn’t this the dude that first cracked iOS? I was wondering what happened to him.

What does ‘monitoring the dark web’ mean?

It feels like the risks of sanitizing everything outweigh the perceived benefits.

People should consider this claim with the same scrutiny as the claim that Russia was behind SolarWinds.

What search history is linked to iMessage? Is it the searches you do on your phone?

Internet or population?

Is there a ‘server room’ in the Capitol? Was is breached?

Makes sense. I am wondering about the protocol though.

Do they need to vote inside the Capitol in order for the process to move ahead?

Why didn’t anyone write that Blumenthal confirmed it?

Searched for ‘solarwinds russia’, common phrases:

Probable Suspected Alleged Linked Unnamed Probably Highly Likely

I think that sums it up, there are none.

It almost seems like they have already read the article.

I have started to just hold my breath while passing people on a trail. Problem solved?

The obvious one is that SF proper is generally cold and foggy while SD is sunny and warm.

I feel you. There is a clear choice in the race for Mayor.

Not surprised. I have been seeing a lot more SF city parking stickers on cars in San Diego.

Things I learned:

Use the spell checker.

Randomly misspell different words.

If you are looking for some entertainment, read the City Attorney's attempt to explain the data that was being collected:

https://timesofsandiego.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/stree...

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Article says that the Wayfair ordeal was a Qanon conspiracy. How was that attributed to them?

Ah The Goldman Sack. Reminded me of this for whatever reason:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTUY16CkS-k

Great post.

Promotes narrative that military/gov influence transitioned to risk/venture.

Is that really the case?

There must have been a thread that tipped the scales. Anyone know what it was?

Ive been sending them data for almost 15 years. It sucked to open the app one day and be served an ad for premium paid features.

Combine this with the fact that many business no longer exist and the new normal of the restaurant industry, I would expect to see the commercial market crash pretty hard.