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I am not a doctor, pathologist, medical examiner, a psychologist, or a coroner.
That's why I accept the rules that they have created and that they follow. That's why I turn to the knowledge they have gained from education and from experience, and the information they work with every day.
That's why I will quote things like the guidelines for filling out a death certificate form the Physician's Handbook on Medical Certification of Death (https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/misc/hb_cod.pdf) when I talk about how you are wrong in your claim that COVID cannot or should not be considered a cause of death.
It's why I will quote books like Gray's Anatomy to show you are wrong when you claim bones do not have nerves in them. It's also why I can quote and Ohm's Law or the Pythagorean theorem even though I didn't discover them myself.

Once again, you are trying to play a game of words, when you are wholly unprepared and incapable.
COVID-19 is considered a disease. Its name incorporates the name the virus was given "Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
If you have COVID, its from the coronavirus. Not influenza, not rinovirus, not hepatitis. CORONAVIRUS.

As for your "through, not in" nonsense: When you drive your car, are you IN the car, or just passing through it? When you use the Lincoln Tunnel to get from Little Ferry to NYC, are you IN the tunnel when passing under water? Is bone marrow IN your bone, or just going THROUGH it? When you eat a slice of pizza, is the food IN your stomach? is your stomach IN your body?
Answer each question in light of your weak attempt to claim Gray and every single doctor in the past 100 years is wrong about nerves and pain receptors being IN bones.
This is why people like you should not quote or have access to medical information. You lack the knowledge to understand it in it's simplest forms. So you just quote it. Moving on.

If I am driving a car I am passing through as I am not attached to it or a part of it.
 
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This is why people like you should not quote or have access to medical information. You lack the knowledge to understand it in it's simplest forms. So you just quote it. Moving on.

If I am driving a car I am passing through as I am not attached to it or a part of it.
Says the guy who claims his biology degree makes him just as much an expert in immunology, virology, and anatomy as anyone else.
Says the guy who thinks he knows definitions of words better than the editors of the Oxford English Dictionary.
Says the guy who thinks he knows better than all the doctors of the world reharding nerves having bones in them.

You can't even refer to a medical manual and understand and believe what it says, yet you somehow think you are an expert in anatomy.

in
preposition

expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.

Based on the very definition of the word, there are cars "in" tunnels. You are "in" your car when you drive it. There is metal wire "in" the dielectric of the zip-cord in your desk lamp. Bone marrow is "in" bone. There are pepper seeds "in" my salsa. Your stomach is "in" your body.
And there are nerves "IN" bone.

You are incorrect so often, you seem to actually put effort into it.
 
Says the guy who claims his biology degree makes him just as much an expert in immunology, virology, and anatomy as anyone else.
Says the guy who thinks he knows definitions of words better than the editors of the Oxford English Dictionary.
Says the guy who thinks he knows better than all the doctors of the world reharding nerves having bones in them.

You can't even refer to a medical manual and understand and believe what it says, yet you somehow think you are an expert in anatomy.

in
preposition

expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.

Based on the very definition of the word, there are cars "in" tunnels. You are "in" your car when you drive it. There is metal wire "in" the dielectric of the zip-cord in your desk lamp. Bone marrow is "in" bone. There are pepper seeds "in" my salsa. Your stomach is "in" your body.
And there are nerves "IN" bone.

You are incorrect so often, you seem to actually put effort into it.
There Rob goes... right back to making false statements. I am done telling you countless times to quote me correctly, stop claiming I made statements I never made and to stop speaking for me. You're done dummy. Move on.
 
Unlike you, I trust science. Did you get virus? I think I remember you saying you did, but that might have been your coworkers.
And I have no intention of going to jail to get *****. Anyone who wants to try will get lead poisoning.
Did you get ***** when you were in lockup?
nope. Never got it. Almost no one gets ***** in jail either. It isn’t Shawshank redemption. I know you’d immediately become a sister and give it up willingly for free cookies at chow time, so it wouldn’t be considered **** in your case..
 
There Rob goes... right back to making false statements. I am done telling you countless times to quote me correctly, stop claiming I made statements I never made and to stop speaking for me. You're done dummy. Move on.
I can prove everything I post, kid. If I couldn't, I wouldn't post it.

Tell us all how the definition of "in" is incorrect, and how YOU are correct, and why.
Tell us that there are no nerves IN bone.

Dummy.
 
You look like a fool Rob. Every time you post you show how stupid you are. Done!! Just move on. For the last god damn time. THROUGH NOT IN!!!

"Blood is supplied to mature compact bone through the Haversian canal. Haversian canals are formed when individual lamellae form concentric rings around larger longitudinal canals (approx. 50 µm in diameter) within the bone tissue. Haversian canals typically run parallel to the surface and along the long axis of the bone. The canals and the surrounding lamellae (8–15) are called a Haversian system or an osteon. A Haversian canal generally contains one or two capillaries and nerve fibers. The Haversian canals also surround nerve cells throughout the bone and communicate with osteocytes in lacunae (spaces within the dense bone matrix that contain the living bone cells) through canaliculi. This unique arrangement is conducive to the storage of mineral salt deposits that give bone tissue its strength".

You will argue out of ignorance. I encourage you to shut the fuck up. You're stupid.
 
You look like a fool Rob. Every time you post you show how stupid you are. Done!! Just move on. For the last god damn time. THROUGH NOT IN!!!

"Blood is supplied to mature compact bone through the Haversian canal. Haversian canals are formed when individual lamellae form concentric rings around larger longitudinal canals (approx. 50 µm in diameter) within the bone tissue. Haversian canals typically run parallel to the surface and along the long axis of the bone. The canals and the surrounding lamellae (8–15) are called a Haversian system or an osteon. A Haversian canal generally contains one or two capillaries and nerve fibers. The Haversian canals also surround nerve cells throughout the bone and communicate with osteocytes in lacunae (spaces within the dense bone matrix that contain the living bone cells) through canaliculi. This unique arrangement is conducive to the storage of mineral salt deposits that give bone tissue its strength".

You will argue out of ignorance. I encourage you to shut the fuck up. You're stupid.
That speaks nothing to the definition of "in" and your failure to understand it, sparky.

Let's keep it simple. Here again is the definition:
in
preposition

expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.

Directly form Gray's Anatomy: "Nerves are distributed freely to the periosteum, and accompany the nutrient arteries into the interior of the bone. They are said by Kölliker to be most numerous in the articular extremities of the long bones, in the vertebræ, and in the larger flat bones."

Please explain how this anatomy reference is incorrect, how no medical professional has noticed this grievous error, and how YOU have figured it out with your BIOLOGY degree.
Provide proof of your conclusion.
 
That speaks nothing to the definition of "in" and your failure to understand it, sparky.

Let's keep it simple. Here again is the definition:
in
preposition

expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.

Directly form Gray's Anatomy: "Nerves are distributed freely to the periosteum, and accompany the nutrient arteries into the interior of the bone. They are said by Kölliker to be most numerous in the articular extremities of the long bones, in the vertebræ, and in the larger flat bones."

Please explain how this anatomy reference is incorrect, how no medical professional has noticed this grievous error, and how YOU have figured it out with your BIOLOGY degree.
Provide proof of your conclusion.
Like I said... you will argue out of ignorance and you will again speak for me. Look, you're an idiot, I am right when I say through not in. Discussion over gramps.
 
Like I said... you will argue out of ignorance and you will again speak for me. Look, you're an idiot, I am right when I say through not in. Discussion over gramps.
Hmmmm, so you cannot be "inside" your house? You are "throughside" when you occupy space that is enclosed by the walls, roof, and floor?
There are no seeds "in" a bell pepper, they are just passing "through" the pepper?
Your false teeth aren't "in" your mouth, they are just "through"?
There is no blood "in" your body, it just circulates "through" it?

University of Leeds: "Nerves are distributed freely to the periosteum, and accompany the nutrient arteries into the interior of the bone. They are said by Kölliker to be most numerous in the articular extremities of the long bones, in the vertebræ, and in the larger flat bones.

Man, when you double down on your stupidity, you really do it with gusto.

And by the way, saying "I am right. Discussion over." is one of the most childish things you have done here. As if anyone would listen to you. You can't even comprehend simple concepts, and you think you can speak with authority, telling people what to do? Gimme a break.
 
Hmmmm, so you cannot be "inside" your house? You are "throughside" when you occupy space that is enclosed by the walls, roof, and floor?
There are no seeds "in" a bell pepper, they are just passing "through" the pepper?
Your false teeth aren't "in" your mouth, they are just "through"?
There is no blood "in" your body, it just circulates "through" it?

University of Leeds: "Nerves are distributed freely to the periosteum, and accompany the nutrient arteries into the interior of the bone. They are said by Kölliker to be most numerous in the articular extremities of the long bones, in the vertebræ, and in the larger flat bones.

Man, when you double down on your stupidity, you really do it with gusto.

And by the way, saying "I am right. Discussion over." is one of the most childish things you have done here. As if anyone would listen to you. You can't even comprehend simple concepts, and you think you can speak with authority, telling people what to do? Gimme a break.
Just stop idiot. Just let it go. You don't understand what you are quoting and still think it's going to help you in some way.

The conversation has run its course. The conclusion is you do not comprehend what you are quoting and think because you quoted something you're a winner. You are not, you are stupid. I am done talking about bones, nerves and your comprehension issues with what you read. Move on dummy.
 
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