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  Flu-like illnesses 23 September 2020. Updated 24 September 2020. by Dr Clare Craig FRCPath How many people with ‘flu-like’ illnesses are being mislabelled as Covid? Cases of Covid appear to have surged recently. Hospital admissions for Covid are now also starting to rise. To question how much of this rise is genuinely the result of Covid is to challenge the prevailing narrative, but as a scientist it is essential to ask hard questions. It is  critical  that we understand when someone is ill, but it is  not  Covid. We have limited resources for ‘Track and Trace’ and it is important that they are used wisely, especially when real outbreaks occur. Scientists are grappling with what the rate of false positive results are with the current Covid test. The risk of a false positive result comes not only from aspects of the testing process itself but may vary from one population to another. It may even vary over time. Every country has systems of external quality contr...

Top Twenty Lessons I’ve Learned in 2020 Jeffrey A. Tucker  T his year has been a shock. Here is an early sketch of what I think I’ve learned.  Governments are fully capable of doing the unthinkable, and doing so suddenly with no exit plan, little consideration of cost, and a callous disregard for individual rights.  The US Constitution and Bill of Rights are largely irrelevant when governments declare an emergency.  The business lobby is far less powerful than I had previously assumed.  Many politicians care more about their personal power than public opinion.  People in general are less committed to their freedoms than I had previously believed.  Economic understanding is rare.  There is no such thing as settled science; scientists disagree, sometimes radically, and many times for political reasons.  The structure of law and the regime are fully capable of dramatic and even overnight change.  Influence is mysterious: the media report wh...

  Facebook’s New AI Could Help You “remember everything from where you left your keys to whether you already added vanilla to that bowl of cookie dough” by Robert Wheeler If you are uncomfortable with Mark Zuckerberg’s  massive data-mining operation , otherwise known as Facebook, you might be even more uncomfortable with his  next public venture. While the software, AI, and algorithms used by Facebook are already uncanny in their ability to monitor and predict behavior, Facebook is now launching a research program into creating an AI indoor mapping technology and increased sound recognition. This isn’t your ordinary AI program. It’s not just about mapping and recognition but the permanent memory of objects and locations. Just read part of this CNN report,  “Facebook Wants To Help Build AI That Can Remember Everything For You.” The company announced a real-world sound simulator that will let researchers train AI systems in three-dimensional virtual spaces. These space...