Shannon's Journal Discussion Thread, Vol. 5

[Shannon]

@Shannon I may have been exposed to the covid virus last Saturday/Sunday, this means there is a decent chance I was. Would it be helpful to run MIRv3 preemptively? If so, any advice on the usage besides the 24/7 schedule?
I am grudgingly acknowledging this fact and just ordered MIR. There are no symptoms now and I may be overreacting, but better than to be sorry later.

You cannot go wrong using MIR, especially pre-emptively, as long as you use it 24/7.  If you think you might have or have been exposed to SARS-COV-2, run MIR for at least a week, and 2 may be better because MIR may cause your body to override the infection such that you can't tell if you have it or not without stopping, at which point regaining the upper hand may be significantly more challenging.

I'm not certain how well MIR works against SARS-COV-2.  But as you say... better safe than sorry.  Don't hide from the doctor either if you think you may have COVID-19.

When is MIR due for an upgrade? And will that usually grade include anything about respiratory diseases such as corona?

MIR got an upgrade in response to the SARS-COV-2 outbreak.  Because I have to be so careful with the warnings, nobody cared and next to nobody bought it, used it or reported on it concerning the pandemic.

Since 5.75.7G I can upgrade it, but that has to wait a little while unless something comes up.  I am working as fast as I can on UMSv2 and then I have to work on at least three other subs after that.

In the future, I may - MAY - be releasing different variants of MIR aimed specifically at configuration designed to fight specific types or levels of infection.  You would need a much more aggressive program configuration to fight Lyme and the associated co-infections, versus a common cold or flu, for example.  If it turns out to be a better choice to release MIR designed to fight specific types or levels of infection, I will do that; otherwise, I will simply find the right settings for the most difficult to kill infections and configure for those, knowing that everything else should be easier to kill.

Within the next 1-2 versions of MIR I expect that we may be able to do some very interesting things indeed.