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not even the first time https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/iyo-sues-former-eng...

Edit: this was a year ago

You may not know either way but the scientific community absolutely does. Over 350,000 papers published here referencing long covid specifically and growing: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/research/coronavirus/

SARS-CoV-2 not only infects the brain it continues to replicate inside neurons. Evidence of this featured just days ago: https://x.com/danibeckman/status/1769569843760763120

Another idea is this facilitates (re)creating these kinds of worlds and moments. Imagine your favorite MMORPG at your favorite time and imagine being able to recreate what feels like that time and place with other “players” being agents behaving in manners consistent in that context. Invite some friends. Have a good time. Throw it away.

Officially? None.

See https://x.com/erictopol/status/1689303073494335488

The blog post your company just published confirms this:

Account owners or administrators (“customers”) provide consent. Participants receive notice.

Gross and disappointing.

I can’t help but notice the distinction between between customers _deciding_ and participants being _informed_. Can participants not also decide? Can the decisions not be mutual and decided per-session?

My child uses zoom for school and our family for healthcare - both of those scenarios make us participants. It sounds like we are beholden to the decisions of your customer, the institutions.

I am extremely concerned and intending to initiate discussions and suggesting alternatives promptly this week.