By Thomas DelMundo, on June 8th, 2020
Today marks the 87th day since President Trump announced the National Emergency back on March 13th. Since then I’ve marked every day in hopes of recording the process of recovering from the most pervasive pandemic to affect the entire planet in over a century. Today I will stop marking the days since there is […]
By Thomas DelMundo, on June 6th, 2020
Below is a list of coronavirus including 4 humans types that cause colds and ‘stomach flu’, and COVID-19. There are over 400 more that are known. Scientists believe there could be thousands more unidentified in the wild. Any of which has the potential to mutate and infect humans. That’s life. Literally. That reality shouldn’t […]
By Thomas DelMundo, on June 5th, 2020
In the podcast “ This week in Evolution “ virologist Vincent Racaniello and geneticist Nels Elde discussed the origin and evolution of COVID-19. They discount the lab-derived origins of SARS-CoV2 (SARS2) for the simple fact that there are probably thousands of unknown bat coronavirus and that SARS2 likely came from an as-yet-unidentified bat species.
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By Thomas DelMundo, on June 1st, 2020
People have been alarmed by the “new strains” of COVID-19 being discovered around the world. Part of this confusion is due to the somewhat subjective use of the term “strain” which applies to any genetic variation or subtype of a virus. These variations can cause a change in a virus’ lethality or infectiousness or […]
By Thomas DelMundo, on May 29th, 2020
San Francisco and other Bay Area counties have released revised rules on mask-wearing due to COVID-19. And some are not just onerous but nonsensical. For example, it says that you have to wear a mask outdoors if you’re within 30ft of another person?! But you don’t have to wear a mask if you’re outdoors […]
By Thomas DelMundo, on May 28th, 2020 Google “Swedish Model” and you’ll get more than COVID-19 research
If you want to learn more about Swedish policies concerning COVID-19 try Googling “Swedish Model” and select ‘IMAGES’ The results are vastly different than epidemiological data charts I’ve seen for other countries but it looks promising (above).Much talk has been made about Sweden’s COVID-19 […]
By Thomas DelMundo, on May 27th, 2020
It was 1974, I was 3 yrs old when my mother took me with her to see her favorite actor, Sean Connery in a new movie. Unfortunately, this wasn’t a James Bond film, it was Zardoz. I was much too young to understand its plot and themes but it had a profound impact on […]
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