I haven't looked much into it, but what about the evidence of COVID-19 already spreading in other places (such as Italy and Spain) prior to the detection Wuhan?
the red chinese were experimenting with the most devastating biological weapon of all time -- a flu-like respiratory infection that mostly kills those far too old for military conscription and manual labor. truly the first thing one would experiment with when choosing from all the deadly plagues known to man one to engineer into a bioweapon
I learned about "chabuduo" right as I was finishing my 2016 DIY home reno. I know this is childish and probably borderline-orientalist but it's a fun phrase to say and I found it immensely useful as a sort of mantra to ward off perfectionism-related anxiety and paralysis, which were thought-patterns I needed to be rid of in general at that stage in my life. By the end, I had a couple of the contractors saying it lol
it is a fun phrase, I haven't thought about it hard enough yet but it's somehow telling that the closest American analogue is "close enough for government work"
If saying something in Chinese and applying a useful concept to your life is orientalist, then most of my diet, and my entire mental health self care routine is for sure orientalist. And the fact that I dress up like a geisha while tending my bonzai garden.
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I haven't looked much into it, but what about the evidence of COVID-19 already spreading in other places (such as Italy and Spain) prior to the detection Wuhan?
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Spain, March 2019
Italy, December 2019
Brazil, November 2019
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Congrats on writing one of the dumbest things I've seen on this website
the red chinese were experimenting with the most devastating biological weapon of all time -- a flu-like respiratory infection that mostly kills those far too old for military conscription and manual labor. truly the first thing one would experiment with when choosing from all the deadly plagues known to man one to engineer into a bioweapon
:mao-wtf: Is this a new copypasta?
writing this on the dark side of the moon so only China can see it
I learned about "chabuduo" right as I was finishing my 2016 DIY home reno. I know this is childish and probably borderline-orientalist but it's a fun phrase to say and I found it immensely useful as a sort of mantra to ward off perfectionism-related anxiety and paralysis, which were thought-patterns I needed to be rid of in general at that stage in my life. By the end, I had a couple of the contractors saying it lol
it is a fun phrase, I haven't thought about it hard enough yet but it's somehow telling that the closest American analogue is "close enough for government work"
If saying something in Chinese and applying a useful concept to your life is orientalist, then most of my diet, and my entire mental health self care routine is for sure orientalist. And the fact that I dress up like a geisha while tending my bonzai garden.
This but fort Detrick because I'm not a dang lib
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