Month: July 2020

Seeing and listening to the public, fast-food and business owners, and policy makers on the uncertainty of opening restaurants, the phrase “eat and run” comes to mind. Except now, the food deliverer runs and you the patron eats. Bacteria, like people, also need to eat. Consider the yearly outbreak of E.coli. According to the Max …

“L’enfer, c’est les autres.” – Jean-Paul Sartre I have pointed to accelerators in the transmission of viruses. In my July 2019 paper, “U.S. Dangerous Troika? – Physician, Pharma, and Hospital,” I question the training and/or experience of staff. →Health Sector Bad Practices Countless reports and statistics have backed up claims of hospitals, physicians and nurses’ …

I wish to bring attention to what I find are implications of governments and people’s efforts to mitigate transmission. From one extreme to another, household cleaners and heartburn drugs, it appears that the public and scientists’ actions comes close to dangerous in their attempts of prevention or treatment. Measures people are taking have resulted in …

“There’s been some interesting experiments. There was a Latin American experiment. I have just committed a security violation. Never mind. An experiment in some country with the CIA stationed in the future.” – Gregory Treverton, Former National Intelligence Council Chair, on the “Future of Intelligence,” February 26, 2020 Yes Treverston, given the lockdown all across …