TheWorx

My wife loved Fauci even after I informed her that he was the one who pushed for gain-of-function studies stopped by Obama and reinstated by Trump.   Apparently, my wife is not alone but who can blame her or the countless idolaters of the Media who revere Dr. Fauci. People side with Tony because he seems to speak truth to power especially when he contradicts the President during the White House press meetings. I, on the other hand, wouldn't give two shits for this Frankenstein of a doctor who funds gain-of-function studies whose very purpose is to create a monster--but a monster who would befriend no one--I'm referring to Shelly's Frankenstein monster who is befriended by a blind child who can't see his hideousness (Hollywood version). However, most everyone on Earth can see Dr. Fauci's monster in all its grotesque manifestations. Unfortunately, they continue to idolize the wretched muse that played us a siren's call. No one on Earth--except me and others capabl...

The ever informative Harper's Magazine explains in an essay by Elisa Gabbert why coronavirus may still attempt to infect large numbers of victims from among the youth. The lesson to be learned comes from the influenza virus. I'll quote from p13 of the June edition [Readings: Sick Sad World]. A 2020 study, for example, found that people became more sociable in the forty-eight hours after exposure to the flu virus, a period in which one is contagious but asymptomatic. The infected hosts, researchers noted, were significantly more likely to head out to bars and parties.  Before you consider this coincidental, the article mentions other zombie-like viral takeovers of our brains. Most of us are familiar with toxoplasmosis which increases risk taking and rabies which makes its victims avoid water apparently because water would dilute the concentration of virus. If this phenomenon holds for coronavirus and it may, being as nothing seems to curtail the youth from evading recently ...