xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

>matrix, you mean the movie?
vs
>oh yeah isnt xmpp that IM thing

xmpp/jabber is old as shit but a few people at least remember it

matrix is a terrible name too nobody ever knows what im talking about when i explain it to them

>matrix homeserver isnt working
why did they NIH xmpp again? we could have had nice things.

@Lady_Euromutt @ArdainianRight @xianc78 @RustyCrab >There has never been an instance, at least available in any scientific literature, of someone getting sick from culturing bacteria and then administering them to an individual all alone in the absence of any other ingredients and then getting sick from that.
That's literally what the above is. You're just being stubborn. Barry Marshall tested it ON HIMSELF to bypass incredibly strict medical ethics for testing things on humans (ironic considering where we are today).

@Lady_Euromutt @ArdainianRight @xianc78 @RustyCrab Why do elevated levels of bacteria, which can be cultured and viewed with even a child's toy microscope, exist within infected wounds? We have such a good understanding of bacterial structure and characteristics that we have specific dyes which will show specific types and help to determine treatment options. Hans Christian Gram developed the Gram Staining method in the 1800s, which is often actually the first thing used to quickly determine the type of bacteria before developing a treatment protocol. We know a lot about bacteria and how they propagate and how to treat them. We know some disease is caused by the things smaller than bacteria, because we can't see them but we can predictably replicate them through fluid transfers.