BillsFanNC Posted October 10 Posted October 10 ⬆️ Consult your "expert panel of virologists" and get back to us Quack. 1
Joe Ferguson forever Posted October 10 Posted October 10 (edited) 7 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said: ⬆️ Consult your "expert panel of virologists" and get back to us Quack. What’s the basis of your expertise comrade? Commsvet at least plausibly describes working as a lab tech. You wouldn’t have time to work as one or much of anything Edited October 10 by Joe Ferguson forever
The Frankish Reich Posted October 10 Posted October 10 On 10/9/2024 at 9:25 AM, K D said: Russia, Russia, Russia didn't work last time either. Sad and pathetic Funny, I thought it worked pretty damn well in 2020. That is why we call him “former President Trump”
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 2 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: Such bs. We didn’t have any Covid tests for months in our local hospitals. They were send outs to Labcorp etc and took several days to get back. In that situation, why send any testing materials to our enemy? Use every available resource on Americans. It seems that’s what MAGAs say until Russia is involved No doubt, the cassettes and reagents were sent along with the instruments to Putin otherwise they would be useless. In what demented universe does that make sense? Did that gesture stop Putin from invading Ukraine? I think the Russians have now lost 700000 to the war and you think a few tests were going to make a difference on Putin starting the war. He was and is determined to colonize Ukraine. This was a grand gesture meant to show trump’s fealty to Putin. You’re delusional. Oh this is special, the reason your local hospitals sent out to lab corp which a reference laboratory servicing those local hospitals to begin with was because of the department of the lab that Covid falls under is usually sent out to begin with. The reason it took several days is because of batch testing you run a batch daily because of the volume of testing sent from smaller sites. It in larger hospital that already has that department it could be done in 45 minutes results in an hour. 2 hours ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: What’s the basis of your expertise comrade? Commsvet at least plausibly describes working as a lab tech. You wouldn’t have time to work as one or much of anything I already know NC is at a research level from former conversations, he knows exactly what I’m taking about and could take it further
The Frankish Reich Posted October 10 Posted October 10 Just now, Commsvet11 said: Oh this is special, the reason your local hospitals sent out to lab corp which a reference laboratory servicing those local hospitals to begin with was because of the department of the lab that Covid falls under is usually sent out to begin with. The reason it took several days is because of batch testing you run a batch daily because of the volume of testing sent from smaller sites. It in larger hospital that already has that department it could be done in 45 minutes results in an hour. Commsvet, you make good points. Unlike some others with “expertise” in this area. But unaddressed are these points: - why send ANY essential equipment directly to Putin at that point in time? Why? You suggest it may have been an act of friendship/comity. But then … - why deny it happened? The Kremlin said it did. And Woodward didn’t just make it up. If it was normal and important to maintaining good relations, well, then admit and explain. It’s just … weird. this “what if” game can go too far, but here it’s fair to say “what if it had been Biden and the recipient had been China” 1 1
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 28 minutes ago, The Frankish Reich said: Commsvet, you make good points. Unlike some others with “expertise” in this area. But unaddressed are these points: - why send ANY essential equipment directly to Putin at that point in time? Why? You suggest it may have been an act of friendship/comity. But then … - why deny it happened? The Kremlin said it did. And Woodward didn’t just make it up. If it was normal and important to maintaining good relations, well, then admit and explain. It’s just … weird. this “what if” game can go too far, but here it’s fair to say “what if it had been Biden and the recipient had been China” Well I would have the same response if it was Biden to Chinas leader. It wasn’t a money transaction, as I explained before it wasn’t really much of essential equipment, you have a world leader who is terrified of Covid it’s a pretty inexpensive goodwill gesture. You ask why not explain that well just look at the freak out on the tweet where I originally said was hyperbole. That is of course if the story is true, I myself put under plausible but I’m not trusting the Kremlin or Woodward 100% As much as it pains some posters on this board the people who are right leaning on this board are educated particularly in STEM 1 1
Tiberius Posted October 10 Posted October 10 6 minutes ago, Commsvet11 said: Well I would have the same response if it was Biden to Chinas leader. It wasn’t a money transaction, as I explained before it wasn’t really much of essential equipment, you have a world leader who is terrified of Covid it’s a pretty inexpensive goodwill gesture. You ask why not explain that well just look at the freak out on the tweet where I originally said was hyperbole. That is of course if the story is true, I myself put under plausible but I’m not trusting the Kremlin or Woodward 100% As much as it pains some posters on this board the people who are right leaning on this board are educated particularly in STEM Lies. You people are just pathetic Trump is bragging about cozying up to our enemies and you just make up BS lies to cover for treason 1 1
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 3 minutes ago, Tiberius said: Lies. You people are just pathetic Trump is bragging about cozying up to our enemies and you just make up BS lies to cover for treason Alright counter my argument 1
Joe Ferguson forever Posted October 10 Posted October 10 1 hour ago, Commsvet11 said: Oh this is special, the reason your local hospitals sent out to lab corp which a reference laboratory servicing those local hospitals to begin with was because of the department of the lab that Covid falls under is usually sent out to begin with. The reason it took several days is because of batch testing you run a batch daily because of the volume of testing sent from smaller sites. It in larger hospital that already has that department it could be done in 45 minutes results in an hour. I already know NC is at a research level from former conversations, he knows exactly what I’m taking about and could take it further And you believe him. Lol. Where’s he find the time to do research. I’ve got a 6 footer for bird. Be back re Covid testing. Your response is bs
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 2 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: And you believe him. Lol. Where’s he find the time to do research. I’ve got a 6 footer for bird. Be back re Covid testing. Your response is bs You know what’s interesting…..you are going to be back with Covid testing something you can’t explain right away, so do you have to ask a source or something? As a physician this information of the laboratory should be easy here is a softball question which department of the laboratory does Covid testing fall under?
Joe Ferguson forever Posted October 10 Posted October 10 (edited) 26 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: And you believe him. Lol. Where’s he find the time to do research. I’ve got a 6 footer for bird. Be back re Covid testing. Your response is bs Re the batch testing, within a month our urgent cares had the rsv flu covid assay and so did our hospital labs. The ref labs initially were doing a single covid assay. Not that the midlevels working the urgent cares had a clue what to do with the results Edited October 10 by Joe Ferguson forever
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 19 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: Re the batch testing, within a month our urgent cares had the rsv flu covid assay and so did our hospital labs. The ref labs initially were doing a single covid assay And that Covid 19 was added to existing instruments for the Flu A/B RSV Strep testing it’s still available as a stand alone test but most physicians use the combo Covid/FluA/B RSV
Joe Ferguson forever Posted October 10 Posted October 10 31 minutes ago, Commsvet11 said: You know what’s interesting…..you are going to be back with Covid testing something you can’t explain right away, so do you have to ask a source or something? As a physician this information of the laboratory should be easy here is a softball question which department of the laboratory does Covid testing fall under? In our hospitals, the lab. And pathologists sent out emails on interpretation, sensitivity and specificity
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 8 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: In our hospitals, the lab. And pathologists sent out emails on interpretation, sensitivity and specificity The lab yes, but the question was which department of the laboratory? See this is why people question your credentials, you seem to lack a specific set of knowledge that most physicians would know 1
BillsFanNC Posted October 10 Posted October 10 I've developed molecular (PCR) and immunological (lateral flow) POC tests for influenza and RSV from the ground up. Patents, publications, presentations at conferences..... the whole nine yards. The principle behind these tests are EXACTLY the same as with covid. Quack and Finding, as usual, can fuk.c off because they have zero clue about how any of this works. But they're experts!!! 😂 1
Joe Ferguson forever Posted October 10 Posted October 10 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Commsvet11 said: The lab yes, but the question was which department of the laboratory? See this is why people question your credentials, you seem to lack a specific set of knowledge that most physicians would know lol. I believe it’s done in chemistry as opposed to micro. As an attending why would I need to know. Any questions would just require a call to path. None of which has anything to do with trump sending scarce tests to putin Edited October 10 by Joe Ferguson forever
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 21 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson forever said: lol. I believe it’s done in chemistry as opposed to micro. As an attending why would I need to know. Any questions would just require a call to path. None of which has anything to do with trump sending scarce tests to putin As an attending you should understand laboratory testing and results for diagnosis. Currently it doesn’t seem you do, you think Covid is a chemistry department test, Micro would have been acceptable answer more specifically in molecular or virology sub department because as a physician you should know Covid is a virus. 1
BillsFanNC Posted October 10 Posted October 10 (edited) 😂 Tell us all about your monoclonal antibody development experience Quack. Maybe your Quack MD skills would come in handy harvesting mouse splenocytes to fuse with myeloma cells, but that's about all you'd be good for. We need to screen those hybridomas then make some ascites! After that tell us about what type of conjugation chemistry did you use to tether your candidate antibodies to the colloidal gold? Monoclonal or polyclonal capture antibodies on the nitrocellulose? We need high specificity, can't be having false positives now. How are your primer design skills? Pretty rusty I'll bet. Utilize that sterile technique... RNAses everywhere.... And don't forget the reverse transcriptase in your master mix! You're a clown! Edited October 10 by BillsFanNC 1
Commsvet11 Posted October 10 Posted October 10 1 minute ago, BillsFanNC said: 😂 Tell us all about your monoclonal antibody development experience Quack. Maybe your Quack MD skills would come in handy harvesting mouse splenocytes to fuse with myeloma cells, but that's about all you'd be good for. We need to screen those hybridomas then make some ascites! After that tell us about what type of conjugation chemistry did you use to tether your candidate antibodies to the colloidal gold? Monoclonal or polyclonal capture antibodies on the nitrocellulose? We need high specificity, can't be having false positives now. How are your primer design skills? Pretty rusty I'll bet. Utilize that sterile technique... RNAses everywhere.... And don't forget the reverse transciptase in your master mix! You're a clown! Now Now he will just say doctors don’t need to understand that 1
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