A single line often inverts meaning once you see what it
answers, so neighbouring messages are always shown.
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I think Dr. Quay missed the points but FWIW. Not sure why he can't post.... Dr. Garry- here is a single slide of my approach for your thoughts and comments: SLACK_001047 Regards, Steve On Tue, May 18, 2021 at 11:43 PM Steven Quay, MD, PhD i Sot; wrote: > Dear Dr. Garry- > > Thank you for your recent post on the genomic origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Attached is my response to your analysis. Would you be willing to post this in the comment section? I am not able to post them myself directly.>> Regards, Steve> --> Steven Quay, MD, PhD>>>>>> Dr. Quay Website> Breast Cancer TEDx Talk> STAY SAFE #1 Amazon Medical Book>>>>Skype:Steve.Quay2016 [shared file(s): Responseto virology input..pdf, image.png]
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Steve is indeed wrong - he doesn't understand phylogenetics (but A for effort). He can't post because he needs aninvitation to set up an account - I propose we don't give him that invitation since it's all crazy talk... (his 300+ page Bayesian analysis of the origin is a good example..)
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What's important about the two markets / two lineages isn't the fact that there are two lineages - it's that you have two independent lineages associated with two different markets. It's highly unlikely that a lab escape - of all places -would be associated with two different markets.
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I'm either going to A. ignore Dr. Quay or B. tell him that I'm going to forward the emails to virological administration. I'll follow @Andrew Rambaut advice on this. I'm leaning to A.
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2021-05-18 09:10
Andrew Rambaut
Most people get so frustrated with not being able to find the register button that they end up emailing me.
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So, option C is pointing him to the register button. Quay is clearly off way base, but "allowing" him to post at least shows we're not afraid to take on a challenge.
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I'd just ignore him. Then Andrew can ignore him.
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There is no register button
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I'll just ignore him. He's likely expecting that - then he can tweet about me, which is not a problem.