Anonymous #1 1d

ANDES STRAIN, FROM ARGENTINA WHERE THE SHIP MADE A STOP, IS KNOWN TO TRANSMIT HUMAN TO HUMAN, PUTTING IT IN ALL CAPS DOESN’T MAKE YOUR LACK OF RESEARCH RIGHT

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Buddy you just got on your soapbox in all caps and said THIS DOESN’T HAPPEN then when confronted with evidence that it does ya know happen, you immediate shift the goal post to well this does happen butttt tryna save your ass, you spread misinformation, own up to it

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Anonymous #2 1d

Everything you don’t want believe is misinformation. Stop believing the media and use your brain.

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Anonymous #1 1d

And be like you parroting verifiably false “facts” as truth like you’re an authority figure

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Anonymous #2 1d

Ask literally any search engine or LLM. That block of text was copied and pasted straight out of claude.

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Anonymous #2 1d

You have zero sense of discernment and that scares me.

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Anonymous #1 1d

You’re Claude literally said it does in fact spread human to human in a specific strain, that specific strain is literally the one in question right now, so coming on here and saying “no this doesn’t spread human to human” when the entire conversation is centered around the ONE STRAIN that has a documented history of spreading human to human is a textbook example of doing no research and parroting misinformation

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #1 1d

“HANTAVIRUS IS NOT TRANSMISSIBLE FROM PERSON TO PERSON! IT IS CAUSED MY RAT FECES NOT HUMAN EXPOSURE”

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Anonymous #1 1d

“HANTAVIRUS IS NOT TRANSMISSIBLE FROM PERSON TO PERSON! IT IS CAUSED MY RAT FECES NOT HUMAN EXPOSURE”

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Anonymous #1 1d

“HANTAVIRUS IS NOT TRANSMISSIBLE FROM PERSON TO PERSON! IT IS CAUSED MY RAT FECES NOT HUMAN EXPOSURE”

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Anonymous #1 1d

“HANTAVIRUS IS NOT TRANSMISSIBLE FROM PERSON TO PERSON! IT IS CAUSED MY RAT FECES NOT HUMAN EXPOSURE”

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Anonymous #2 1d

Andes virus does have documented human-to-human transmission, but it’s historically rare even for that strain. The fact that it apparently spread on the ship at all is being watched closely, but experts stress this is not comparable to COVID-19, both due to the nature of the virus and the containment measures in place.

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Anonymous #2 1d

You are the one acting like it’s covid 2. Grow some balls.

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Anonymous #1 1d

I literally never said it was covid two I was correcting your blatant misinformation, if it doesn’t spread human to human go spend a week with the people, share glasses, maybe get your freak on, make sure to conjoin those bodily fluids and then come back to me

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Anonymous #2 1d

Are you okay? You seem to be lost in a mirage of fear.

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Anonymous #2 1d

My “blatant misinformation” is a fact. Hantavirus is typically not human transmission with the exception of a RARE strain of which human transmission is still RARE.

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Anonymous #1 1d

*human transmissible

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Anonymous #2 1d

Not to mention your suggestion was… *checks notes*… biological warfare

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Anonymous #2 1d

Did you never learn that two wrongs don’t make it right?

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