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A Dutch inventor has come up with what he hopes could be a potentially faster and easier method to screen for coronavirus infections: screaming 
https://reut.rs/3sJZsjq 1/4pic.twitter.com/QnzDhl1lXp
Instead of unpleasant nasal swab tests, Peter van Wees asks participants to step into an airlocked cabin and to scream, or sing. An industrial air purifier collects all the particles emitted, which are then analyzed for the virus 2/4pic.twitter.com/GaDsvosBag
Van Wees, a serial entrepreneur, has set up his booth next to a coronavirus testing center on the outskirts of Amsterdam to try his invention out on people who have just been tested 3/4pic.twitter.com/ctYvelHSOE
Van Wees says that although lots of small particles from the person’s clothes and breath are detected, an infection shows up as a cluster. He is working with a private company to marshal evidence for his strategy https://reut.rs/3sJZsjq 4/4
Covid test + stress relief
Ah, but what’s everyone in more of a mood to do, these days?
Because a $1 million dollar cabinet is easier than a $0.01 Qtip.
I just don't get how no matter what kinda filter you have there won't be cross contamination if more then one person uses it per 72 hours. This is the classic "overthinking it" moment
I doubt it’s more effective in determining covid infections, but I believe it’s more effective emotionally for everyone rn
A far cry better than China's Anal tests.
So how do you think they make them scream
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