Anonymous
10/30/2025, 2:00:58 AM
No.58530569
>>58503726
>>58530328
>"Nothing ever happening? Am I hearing it right?" you asked.
>"In the medical context, I mean. The man has been reading papers about what is happening, and none of them provide any solutions or explanations to the issue," he said.
>"I'd assume you would have at least some knowledge of what was going on," you replied.
>"Well functionally speaking, we have none. Someone publishes a study that it might be transmissible, and the data presented doesn't reach levels of statistical significance. Another study has all the hallmarks of AI all over it with all the meaningless nonsense AI is known for. The third one is just theoretical bitching and complaining about not having enough funding, small sample groups, and not having twins for twin studies. The fourth and fifth look decent but are contradicting each other," he replied while pulling the vial with your blood away.
>"Just two more times just in case the first one was wrong," he said while putting another vial into the strange twin-needled syringe.
>"It is aVacutainer. The vial has a vacuum to suck out the blood. Neat, isn't it?" said the agent after he saw you looking at the syringe.
>"So you don't know?" you asked.
>"Nobody does. At least with Covid, you knew that it was a virus. Here we are throwing around theories ranging from viruses and prions to epigenetic factors and literal magic at this point. Trust me, it isn't much better sitting in one of the labs and banging your head against the wall with the hope you find something," he replied with a bit of bitterness at the situation while putting the second vial into a container and preparing the third one.
>"I'm kind of surprised that you didn't turn with that fat thing in front of your house. Besides, shouldn't the military have taken it away to that Lax Ranch or however it is called?" he asked.
>"To my knowledge, they only go after those that block critical infrastructure, and my driveway doesn't count," you replied.
>>58530328
>"Nothing ever happening? Am I hearing it right?" you asked.
>"In the medical context, I mean. The man has been reading papers about what is happening, and none of them provide any solutions or explanations to the issue," he said.
>"I'd assume you would have at least some knowledge of what was going on," you replied.
>"Well functionally speaking, we have none. Someone publishes a study that it might be transmissible, and the data presented doesn't reach levels of statistical significance. Another study has all the hallmarks of AI all over it with all the meaningless nonsense AI is known for. The third one is just theoretical bitching and complaining about not having enough funding, small sample groups, and not having twins for twin studies. The fourth and fifth look decent but are contradicting each other," he replied while pulling the vial with your blood away.
>"Just two more times just in case the first one was wrong," he said while putting another vial into the strange twin-needled syringe.
>"It is aVacutainer. The vial has a vacuum to suck out the blood. Neat, isn't it?" said the agent after he saw you looking at the syringe.
>"So you don't know?" you asked.
>"Nobody does. At least with Covid, you knew that it was a virus. Here we are throwing around theories ranging from viruses and prions to epigenetic factors and literal magic at this point. Trust me, it isn't much better sitting in one of the labs and banging your head against the wall with the hope you find something," he replied with a bit of bitterness at the situation while putting the second vial into a container and preparing the third one.
>"I'm kind of surprised that you didn't turn with that fat thing in front of your house. Besides, shouldn't the military have taken it away to that Lax Ranch or however it is called?" he asked.
>"To my knowledge, they only go after those that block critical infrastructure, and my driveway doesn't count," you replied.