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Pandemic Years, or Why We Don’t Know What Day It Is
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A short explanation of why we no longer know what the day of the week is during a pandemic.
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Bob Freeman
Microbiologist (Anaerobic-Hungate Method) Researcher on degradation of Lignin Public Health Microbiologist/Lab Director Computer Programmer - Laboratory Information System (www.btbsoftware.com) A little photography, a few web sites. Now, Sci-Fi writer. @H2Lift www.h2liftship.com
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