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Red Thread #40 - The Human Experiments of Plum Island (Patreon)

Published:
2024-10-17 08:18:42
Edited:
2026-01-15 16:08:34
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2026-06
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"The friendliest sounding place to do science"Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11D8UxPFAgdsSCsVrmAJlYCJ6aRuymzNJ9BmTb9_X4Q0/edit?usp=sharing

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Diabetic

That sour boys flavor oompa released a few weeks ago was really really good. The sangaria one

moji

who up experimenting on their plum rn?

Javen X

Woke up in cold sweats craving Jackson’s voice

Succubussimp

Haven't finished the entire podcast but I'm pretty sure anthrax is a bacteria not a chemical.

matt dudas

yo holy shit no way when the thread is red

Ethan Kelly

Don't forget that the paralysis tick can cause the same meat allergy that the lone star tick does

cas.ko

jackson the people have to know if there will be a special episode for the red thread 1 year anniversary next month?

Kreon

I actually have worked in the facilities at plum island doing their building automation! Some seriously creepy stuff I've seen and heard at that place. And the protocols are absolutely insane.

Bandos Godsword

Holy shit it’s already been about a year huh

Bandos Godsword

The amount of times I’ve touched myself to this podcast should be illegal. (It is)

Josh Crawford

New drinking game: Take a drink everything the southern accent is used or USA is chanted.

TheRealRetool

I think wendigoon is trying to trick us into thinking that he is a conspiracy theorist who is suspicious of the government. But he is actually a federal agent. Just look at his responses the facts are there just open your eyes man.

Ethan Kelly

Anthrax is a bacteria, maybe you got it mixed with asbestos? Idk

Western Philosopher

I’m so glad that here in America, our list of highly dangerous wild animals is so short. I mean, we only have the Kodiak bear, crocodile, bison, newt, brown recluse, grizzly bear, bull shark, moose, cougar, wolf, jaguar, coyote, alligator, rattlesnake, bark scorpion, tiger shark, cottonmouth, sidewinder, black bear, great white shark, black widow, mosquito, bobcat, killer bee, tick, polar bear…

Western Philosopher

And of those, only like seven of them actually go out of their way to hunt and eat humans.

Western Philosopher

And only ten are almost guaranteed to kill you on sight.

Western Philosopher

The rest of them will only kill you if you provoke them, or accidentally get too close, or you’re between them and their babies, or they’re especially hungry, or they’re especially horny, or if they’re in a bad mood…

Ethan Kelly

Don't forget copperheads over here in maryland

ClayHasLlamas

i really love the show but the australia bad jokes are getting really stale

Tanner Herlihy

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Connor Arrington

Isiah and Kaleb singing is one of my favorite moments in official history

Simon Hughes

calling this "human experiments" made me think you had proof of legitimate nazi style torture, a few chimps and the possibility or the origin of lyme disease was a bit under whelming given the title, though its ultimately better to hear about this rather than what i was expecting

SugmaNard

Go more in depth

lanirus

Sick goon sesh with the big goon!!! Love the goon wendigoon is great love the goon #gooning !

te

Anybody else think that the MURICAH circlejerk is getting pretty boring?

Justin the Hunter

Anthrax caused by an infection from the bacteria Bacillus anthracis, so it is a biologic and not a chemical. It is usually reserved for BSL-3 facilities. A friend of mine works with this in her lab currently. The biosafety level ratings are designed around how infectious, how dangerous, and how readily available treatment measures are for a particular pathogen or microbe. BSL-1 is generally for microbes that have little to no pathogenic effects on humans. BSL-2 is generally for microbes that can/do infect humans but only have a moderate amount of hazard associated with them. This includes things like staphylococcus, E. coli, Salmonella, Hepatitis, and even HIV (in the US, it's BSL-3 in Europe). BSL-3 is generally for more exotic microbes and diseases that are a lot more infectious and have a moderate to high risk/hazard associated with them. A big point here is that immunizations are available and required (I think?) to work with these agents. Some microbes found in these facilities include tuberculosis, West Nile virus, the plague (Yersina pestis), and several other bad/exotic viruses. BSL-4 is generally for EXTREMELY hazardous and infectious agents that can cause acute infection or death if inhaled or otherwise exposed. These are typically reserved for crazy things like the Ebola virus, Marburg viruses, smallpox, and hemorrhagic fever that often times have very limited or no treatment options at all. -Current PhD student 😅

Greg

Longer episodes pleaseeeeeee!

Josh

Yall shoud do the Chichijima incident. It involves president Bush Sr. Very interesting

Western Philosopher

Very surprised that Isaiah doesn’t know what anthrax is.

Justin the Hunter

An episode on Dr. Tyrone Hayes and atrazine would be really cool, or looking into the bodies at Roop Kund Lake

Caton Fuller

Ive lived my whole life next to the facility that the Reston Ebola was studied at. Grew up as a kid knowing nothing about it, once I learned about it I never could look at the building the same. It’s just some office building now, funny how those things go

Grelk

I had always assumed it was a chemical, idk why, sending a chemical in the mail as a way to harm fits more in my brain than a biological weapon

Griffinmane

Dude that's so creepy who knows what you could have been exposed to