@SrRochardBunson No, I'm not FLG. I moved to NM in 2021. You really should avoid snap judgments based on such skimpy "evidence".

@Woodchaz @SrRochardBunson @zdl @SabinaKnight @bryankam @chineseliterature @philosophy I think we should let Falungong categorize themselves, if they're inclined to do so. Putting simplified labels on complex beliefs seldom leads to understanding.

@MattFerrel @sinnnusssishii @jeporcher @SabinaKnight @bryankam Hierarchy? Like, uh, parent/child, officer/enlisted, judge/litigant, prison guard/inmate, cop/suspect , employer/employee -- well, you get the idea. Anyone who wants to rant against hierarchy needs to specify exactly what hierarchy they're talking about.

@kissane Thanks again for your response. Whatever happens, these are tough issues that'll have to be resolved.

@kissane Thanks for your reply, but perhaps I didn't make my concerns clear. If wastewater tests reveal a variant, would infection during the few hours on the plane show up on individual post-arrival tests? Would we have to put all the passengers in quarantine for a time to be sure they aren't contagious? I realize these things are beyond the scope of your toot and the article you cited, but I thought you might have some ideas.

@kissane Would testing wastewater ID infected individuals? In not, an entire planeload of people could be delayed when only one person is infected.

@dangillmor Musk does have a point. It's dangerous to reveal his airplane's flight path to the public. (I wouldn't want my car journeys published.) However, he's using that as an excuse to completely ban the journalists, instead of just banning the offending tweets, and that is a threat to free expression and journalism itself.