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In the April 29 WHO press briefing, after 36:40, Maria van Kerkhove talked a little about the way the WHO assimilates new evidence using “living reviews”. There are studies that are coming out, particularly on therapeutics but in all aspects of this novel coronavirus, this new coronavirus...

The physical law of the conservation of energy debunks every free energy generator that works at a non-relativistic scale (i.e. every one produced by a private inventor, but not the big bang). From roobert33 on the overunity forum...

Deaths obviously lag new cases.

The super big problem is that if you are processing fresh meat to freeze it or to ship fresh refrigerated, that freezing or refrigeration would also conserve any virus that a worker might have deposited on the meat. You could buy your virus directly in the supermarket if they can't contain the...

My initial thought is, if the heart is not a pump, why can I feel my heartbeat in my veins in my wrist, my neck, my ear, and when I have stubbed my toe? https://www.rsarchive.org/RelArtic/Marinelli/ "In 1932, Bremer of Harvard filmed the blood in the very early embryo circulating in...

"I must've overlooked something" vs. "it's a glitch in the system". If you want your world to be exciting, choose the second option.

How hard is it to edit it into a version where the moon is stationary and the clouds move? Somewhat similar to how you apply image stabilization?

Well, worldwide it's 100 000 per day, and not all countries are on lockdown! Germany went from 5000 cases a day pre-measures to ~2000 cases daily. During the last 7 days, we had 1500 new cases among hospital workers, so that is definitely a big source, as well as nursing homes. If a German tells...

I'm curious how much your phone gives off if you use it in an area with poor reception, when it adapts the signal strength to compensate. Maybe something to try when not sheltering-in-place.

Lateral-Flow Immunoassay For everybody who enjoyed my explanation of the ELISA antibody test back in post #340, here's a nice picture of the principle behind a lateral-flow immunoassay, such as is being used all over the country. I've mentioned them before, they're the ones that look like...

These are videos of star trails. I don't know whether screenshotting them for the link policy makes any sense, as the point is the rotation? This video was taken by an Australian flat earther. Source: https://youtu.be/zNOdctF7K50 This video compares star trails in each hemisphere side by...

He needs to correspond with an Australian flat Earther in December. The Australian evidence is strong that the sun moves around the south pole, and it's borne up by South Africans and southern South Americans.

Especially for various sun observations, I can recommend the youtube channel Flat Earth Math. I recommend to start watching with his oldest videos. He sets up observations, and thoroughly explains how they would work on Flat Earth and the globe.

The observations in the video fit the globe and do not disprove it. The best way to show this is to get a model globe and a flashlight, maybe use some bluetack to fix a small stick to the surface of the globe so you can see shadow, and then figure it out for yourself. Touching stuff is sometimes...

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6915e3.htm?s_cid=mm6915e3_w

Ok, first off, he forgot about daylight savings time. 1:30pm DST is actually 12:30 standard time, and he mentions living on the edge of the time zone, so being half an hour off is expected. Secondly, his key assumption is that the sun revolves around him, and this assumption disproves Flat...

I was talking about how many people die who get infected. The lockdown affects how many get infected, not how many of those die. This is the two-months-old WHO estimate I mentioned: Modeling is a helpful tool to try to account for missed cases, such as those that are mild cases potentially...

They tested people randomly at grocery stores and big box stores, probably with a lateral flow assay. These are the numbers of people they tested positive. I'm not sure why they call them "weighted results", I wouldn't expect they'd need to do much weighing, but I think they are trying to...

The first results from the New York antibody count are in: https://www.6sqft.com/new-york-covid-antibody-test-preliminary-results/ Apparently there's no science going with that yet, just data that Cuomo shared on his press conference. I wouldn't necessarily trust the low numbers too much, but...