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2024-09-08 18:39:43

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That magic when it's liquid until you open it, and the escaping CO2 flash-freezes it.

2024-07-06 03:39:17

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It's important work. But any important work is worth taking breaks from, too, when you need them. I hope you can find a balance that makes it sustainable to keep doing.

2024-06-05 17:07:31

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Professional physicians had the same response to Semmelweis' findings, at such class offense they imprisoned and essentially martyred him.
It's this same thinking persisting today - other(ed) people can carry dangerous diseases, but not "us." White supremacy dials up the volume on this to eleven at both ends of the chain of transmission - faith that white exceptionalism will protect them if exposed & faith that white purity implies they pose no risk.

2024-06-05 16:59:40

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Yeah, though I think moralizing of HIV in specific is the determinant there which made that legislation possible (good outcome, bad reason) - there was a strong bias that people who got HIV were already morally suspect, a presumption they contracted it either from sex (bad!) or IV drug use (also bad!) or from being around people engaged in the above (bad by association!) - I doubt we'd likely see such an outcome in a broadly fomite- or touch-transmitted disease.