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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/textarea-cache/ - thousands of thanking posts I though we are talking about abuse (of power). THAT tends to happen basically always. Because we are humans, power corrupts and while there MIGHT be few people who can overcome the temptation there is not enough of them to keep even single office corruption-free for long. Well it wasn't THAT long after the fact. I agree that later it became hard to do any significant change, but in those first few centuries ... Castles also have cultural value. In fact, ANY building can have cultural value if old enough. And, while the monasteries used to be centers of learning, that's more about the books and teachers, not the building itself. That was what I was talking about. Jesus didn't ever do any attempt to build any temples and start teaching from them - he was teaching while walking ... well, traveling. Exactly. Yet, lot of Catholics and Christians in general consider for some reason important to be in church in Sunday. If it would be known I wouldn't be the only one knowing about that. Like, obviously, there were some pretty big changes, but it's not known if it involved rewriting of bible. Yes. There are parts which ARE falsifiable. Also, you can show a contradiction between two articles of faith: usually, neither is falsifiable by itself, but you know both can't be true. Farming tends to be larger. I'm growing the tomatoes on window, and my IT job having any relevance to it was a joke - reaction on what you said, which could be read to imply engineering is relevant. Hmmm ... maybe he got wiser during his life? Not actual trainee, but the calculations used to be done by flight engineer before. This plane was supposed to only need pilot and co-pilot, and while those were not trainees in piloting, they didn't had that much experience with refueling. Also, they switched from imperial to metric recently. And the plane itself was new with higher-than-usual number of problems. It's described in detail on wikipedia. Huh, I thought you said you were, at some point. Sorry. No, I was talking about the COUNTRY being mostly atheistical. There are lot of atheists around but I'm not one. I'm roughly same level of sure last twenty years, but I'm not sure if I'm as sure as you are now. And I'm pretty sure that my combination of believes is unique enough there is no group. I very much agree, though even joking can be overdone. You can say single joke too many times and you can joke in bad moment, but you can't overdone joking itself. We'll see. There's probably some stable portion of the genome that can be exploited. I don't think the whole thing has the same variability. Features may vary, but there is an underlying structure that is stable, even across species. Viri have much bigger variations than eucaryotes, so, not that much. Most coronaviri attack cells in nose, not in lungs. If THIS specific difference would go away, the mortality would go WAAAAY down for people infected by the mutated one. And yes, the mutated one could provide some (at least partial) immunity to the original, AND spread faster, thus help getting rid of original. Ridiculous? Burn the heretic! (Ok, I'm not actually Pastafarianist ... I did however converted to Discordianism during studying university and I'm pretty certain that I still count as Discordian no matter what I do or what else I believe.)

Some comic advances the plot without single word of dialogue. Granted, not in EGS, in fact I can't remember ANY page without dialogue OR narration in story section, but there are comics like that. Could be. Except, of course, it's no more Noah than Rhoda is Rhoda - I mean, we call her Rhoda but she's some monk. Unlikely. I think he would be stalking them personally. THAT is possible.

I think you mean gratuitous. That means free, but is also used to mean putting it out there or excessive, depending on your tone. Gratuitous fan service would be boldly displaying fan service, and/or using it a lot. Gracious means full of grace, kindness would be in the same vein. Ok. So google's dictionary is wrong.

Too little ego is unhealthy. So is too much ego. Agree. Only question is if Nanase's ego is too big

Hmmm ... yeah, I would say that talking about the sexy party game with Ashley first, to give her option to reject privately, is a good way to go. Susan is completely ok with rejecting publicly and Diane is unlikely to reject, just like others. Of course, they should only start PLAYING the game after eating. Yeah ... Nanase clearly complains about herself and Diane having bigger ego that they should. Ellen only dreams to have so big ego. Ellen is still mostly Elliot. She doesn't want to, but she must be spending effort to be like she wants to. To Diane this comes naturally.

The way Justin was outed and treated might have kept others from coming forward too, wouldn't be surprised if some joined in on the bullying out of fear of getting outed, like coming to Justin's defense would make people suspicious. I didn't meant immediately afterwards. I'd say he was operating on emotions back then. This time around Justin isn't doing this because he's looking for a relationship. He may be analyzing the emotions more than on the previous party (he's more certain what he wants now) but still not as much logically as you described.

Anyone who fails to understand why it is a bad idea to let his slaves know more than he does, deserves to be outwitted by them. Unfortunately, barbarians got them sooner. ... although ... let's think again about what happened in Eastern Roman Empire ... oriented towards Greek rather than Latin culture ... at one point ruled by illiterate Justinian I, possibly last Roman emperor who was native speaker of Latin, and his wife Theodora, of Greek Cypriot descent ...

Well, it was Soviet Union shuttle program. Despite the linked article claiming it was canceled, I would suspect what actually happened was that after collapse of Soviet Union it never actually turned into Russia shuttle program ...

Actually, what I meant is that the OTHER gospels might've been altered - like, not that it couldn't happen in Tomas's, of course it could, but it wouldn't be because it's gnostics but simply because it could happen to any gospel (and probably happened to all, even if in various degrees). Has that ever NOT happened? It's possible that Gnosticism is too focused on one aspect, but it's certain that the reason it was labeled heresy was because it didn't required clergy. The quotes I mentioned actually say it directly. In one movie, they said it even more directly I didn't find it verbatim in the gospel itself, but it seems to be exactly what the gnostics believe: That churches - the buildings I mean - are completely useless in religion. Them being labeled heresy for that is obvious, and not for any good reason. Discussion wasn't an option, because how can you argue against that, considering Jesus's opinion on churches as shown in other gospels? Well, the authors who get to the bible in first few centuries could get away with more significant changes. I think that's in conjunction with The Book of Revelations aka The Revelation of John, which is a recount of a vision he had, 'he' being a dude named John who is said to be the same John that wrote The Gospel of John and the Letters aka Epistles of John, but there were a lot of Johns. So yeah, what you said. Yes, exactly. There is a serious serialization happening at birth. There is no way two children would fit at once, so one of the twins is always older, even if just by few minutes. These people affect our nominally secular text books, ('teach the controversy' <eye roll>), so it's kind of a big deal here. Google 'Monkey Trial' and be amazed at how long we've been dragging this dead weight around. 1925? Unbelievable. Note that the article doesn't actually mention Catholic church's opinion on that, nor Evangelic or Protestant, so it's easy to misunderstood who was the party claiming it (although World Christian Fundamentals Association article mentions something about Protestantism). There is a saying, "Never mud wrestle a pig, you'll both get dirty, and the pig enjoys it." One of the problems with debating these yahoos is that it's giving them a measure of credence to even do so. Bear on mind, they're not even wrong. Yes. Proof by contradiction is basic logic: if you take some proposition and prove that true is false, then the proposition is false. Anyone who can't understand that is not worth discussing with. As an engineer, I'd say, 'It's close enough'. That .002 seconds is not going to matter when you are covering your tomatoes for the night, against the frost. As IT, I waited with planting tomatoes until it will be warm enough even in night. In his discourse, Jesus expected his first century listeners to be able to follow multiplying two numbers, so it wouldn't be much of an excuse. He also expected they would spread peace over earth. He was naive optimist ... or didn't mind to be seen as one. True, it was only innovative in the context of their own culture. The Greeks were far ahead of them, which they knew and they valued Greeks for their knowledge. Literally. Slave culture. I don't know why mathematical knowledge did not bleed over from one culture to the next more efficiently than it did, because surely the Romans had access to Greek knowledge. I suppose different number systems and systems of calculating was a hindrance. Also, I would assume lot of Romans valued knowledge only in abstract way - like, they understood it was important but didn't think it was necessary for them personally to have any. They bought slaves to read and write so they didn't need to. I can understand ordinary people are using such units in ordinary lives. I don't understand why they are used in science. The expensive probe wasn't only thing that crashed. There was at least one airplane crash caused by assuming the amount of fuel was in pounds when it was in kilograms. The airplane was cheaper, but there were people onboard. They were lucky. Well, you've got to scream something during sex. Do you say, "Oh, my lack of God"? No I don't - it's usually the girl who screams However, yes, I do use obvious and non-obvious religion terms and names when swearing. (Which Christians actually are expected not to, but that's another thing). Somewhen on university I realized the paradox and tried to learn to swear differently. Still trying. (Note that changing "Oh my God" to "Oh my gods" would actually be simple, and I'm not atheist personally.) Jokes are important. And much healthier than alcohol. (I had this discussion under different comics. We agreed that humor is best solution, but even alcohol or antidepressants are better than suicide.) I don't think it's going away. In a few years, it will be one the the shots you get. I don't think they will have more success developing vaccine against this coronavirus than they have with others, like HCoV-229E or HCoV-OC43. They mutate too much. Hopefully SARS-CoV-2 mutate into something less serious ; after all, killing the host is not in his interest either.

I suppose that depends on if Dan has figured out the next part of the plot in enough detail to start in on it. Based on tweets and commentaries, several of the recent strips have been written last minute, and Dan has been suffering from a lot of writer's block. He hasn't said so outright that I can recall, but I think this Catalina+Rhoda romance sub-plot has been mostly filler (at least in the sense that Dan has been using it to stall for time). That, and also I suspect that he LIKES drawing it, in a "it's relaxing" way. I think there was some tweet about it or something, considering I don't see it in any commentary ... I remember I was wondering if Dan ever gets to the point where he would be drawing more and more gracious fanservice just to relax (Wait ... is gracious the right word? Alternative spellcheck offers would be gratuitous, but that can't be it as it's definitely called for.)

... with hands offscreen. She very well may have "fab abs" in canon. The last time we say Rhoda in canon, in The Legend of Diane, she was wearing dress that covered her abs. Likewise in Escape from the Mall she was wearing a shirt that covered her abs. Granted in EftM she had just started her magic so it had not had a chance to make for the effortless six pack abs. Yup. She may have "fab abs" and we just never saw them. Possibly noone saw them. SHE may not notice she has effortless six pack abs ... ... ok, Catalina probably know. And Rhoda seems like exact opposite of exhibitionist. I think he also meant "not every person who frequents a gym is gym-rat.

Justin also has it in his head that gay men aren't very common, Grace of course doesn't think so, I'm really surprised that Sarah hasn't chimed in on that considering 4 out of 5 men she talked too back in Identity turned out to be gay. Neither Grace's nor Sarah's experience is representative. The statistics probably holds, but it's big school. .... and, remember, Justin was outed before whole school. It makes sense that he's skeptical when even after being outed this way he didn't get any boyfriend. Hopefully. Probably because they were giving him attention for the wrong reasons. Granted, the one that stated her frustration for not being having any chance of dating Justin might count on it's own, but it does get watered down by the rest of it...also the fact that she already had a boyfriend might not give the feeling that she'd only date someone because they might have done something cool, which makes it possible that she'd jump ship the moment someone else does something cool. Then you have this page, where it seems like some of the people complimenting him might have been the same people that pestered him for being gay, the last two girls might have also fell under "it could have been nice to hear on it's own but the other stuff kinda diminishes the effect" also not sure how Justin would feel about people quoting disney movies in regards to him. I would expect he get look like this more often ... but most times he won't even notice BECAUSE it's from girl. Oh, and I think that the boyfriend of that girl is sort of already used to it - I imagine that she was already reacting this way to some movie stars and similar, although this might be first time she had this kind of reaction to someone who was actually near. He probably hopes that if someone else like this appear, he will be also gay or at least already taken. When Justin became female at Grace's birthday, he had a crush of Elliot and Elliot's reaction to Justin's form only fueled that more. Maybe Justin wants to see if there's any difference between being considered attractive by someone they knew, and at the time had deep feelings for, and being considered attractive by complete strangers. Hmmmm ... that would make sense if Justin would be thinking logically. I don't think he does, he probably operates on emotions now.

I'm still not sure why he wants that look but I understand that it's hard for him to get it in normal way. Also, I would totally give Dan incredible magic power if I could. I would also totally assume he would change gender of multiple people, but I think he wouldn't kill anyone. Unlike lot of other people. (Also, I would totally turn him immortal if I could, but that's for the selfish reason of wanting to see Nanase's and Ellen's children.)

I disagree. Gnosticism is a known entity. Considered a heresy by what is now viewed as mainstream, is has distinguishing features. That a Gnostic might want to make his views known and feel like (s)he has to resort to a subterfuge seems likely. On the other hand, Gnosticism was only recognized as heresy later ; it IS possible that Thomas the apostle had opinions later labeled as gnostic. His "I don't believe until I see it" would point in such direction, wouldn't it? The apostles obviously had reason to write something down ; however, later authors had reasons to modify what they wrote. I'm not expert on the issue, but I remember to read that those gospels (or at least some of them) don't even read as consistent texts and that parts seem to be copied between them or from older source. In fact, see wikipedia take on this subject. Also, there are speculation about John's use of Psilocybe. Or was that different John? On wait, it's unlikely someone would know. Your experience is much different than mine. Catholics here are not particularly vocal about such nonsense, here it's the Evangelical fundies, and they are rabid. We have a Creation Museum. In Kentuckyt, there's a Noah's Ark Park. I must admit it's not my personal experience, just something I read, and I might misremember who it was. The Creationists disagree; to them, 'a day' is 24 hours. And logic has nothing to do with it, so don't bring up, 'but the length of the day changes daily'. It's not surprising they disagree OR that they fail basic logic. As a bonus, none of those days is really 24 hours. The solar days is closest with current value of 86, 400.002 seconds. And, yes, it changes. I wouldn't be surprised if many creationists would have similar issues with understanding squaring numbers. However, they don't have the excuse of living in first century AD. Although I would argue against your implication that Romans were first coming with term for ten thousand. They might make it popular, but in 400 BC Greek already used οἱ Μύριοι. In fact, they normally counted up to myriad myriad (one hundred million) and Archimedes proposed system counting to 108x10^16. We have a constitutional amendment which prohibits the US from supporting a state religion, but that does not keep folks from promoting the notion. Regularly. Like water flowing down from the mountain. Because it's obvious we need to support my religion. I used to think the atheist were obsessive about fighting this, but they have a good point; it's insidious. There's never enough. The only recourse is to draw the line at 'none'. Yes. Unfortunately, even our mostly atheistic nation isn't completely immune to this ... It will be interesting to see how this plays out, in a "May you live in interesting times" sense. Definitely. Of course, we DO live in interesting times. Unfortunately. And it seems that something like this wouldn't have even just chance to be the most interesting thing happening. (I think that specifically Coronavirus epidemic will remain on quite short list of notable epidemic quite a long time. I mean, I hope so because it would only disappear if there would be something worse soon.)

Well, not quite. Oh. Whole five strips between holding hands and kiss. And only one closeup. And not exactly good looking ...

I think they're a shade nastier than the 'invade your neighbor' variety. Some lean more toward genocide. Ours, the French, and the Russian had elements of 'show no quarter'. Ours had a lot of irregulars slaughtering neighbors in contested territories. Ours had troops that refused to honor the surrender and became notorious outlaws until killed. Our split our country to this day, the French and the Russian led to brutal slaughter of the other side, and others, well, genocide. (Sam is local news, I've driven past this statue.) I would expect that the wars where the surrender is generally honored would be the exception. But I'm not doing statistics. ... which, back in era where it were usually the educated intelligent people who emigrated because they turned to be too educated for European establishment, led to even more technology forward. To be fair, there is even more people who failed to adopt the culture when they immigrate ... to America settled by natives. At least most people are not calling native americans immigrants. Yes, it is; Indians have many regional languages, so, to speak to each other, they all learn English, and their thickly accented version is actually the norm. Exactly. A bit of conflation there, I think. The Gospel of Thomas is also attributed to the same Thomas, but I don't think the indigenous Indian church holds it as anything; they only share alleged source. Pity. I find Thomas's authorship as likely as authorship of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Those seems to be also disputed. Both originals and translations are linked from the wikipedia article. ... ok, those "originals" might not be everything available ... They're not that old. True. Although there are some group of Catholics which claim that Tyrannosaurus rex went extinct during the Flood because Noe didn't allowed it on his arch, even THAT would be well before the start of Catholics church. Day is defined as one rotation of Earth around it's axis. Which day was Earth created? When it started to rotate? Exactly. The capital punishment has bad PR because it's usually overused, and because it's used just as another point of scale. In my opinion, no matter the severity of crime, capital punishment should also require better quality of evidence. But there ARE cases where there really isn't any doubt. Obviously, it's not meant as provocation, to surprise someone with serving such food. It would be official condition of citizenship, proof that they are really interested in our culture, and it would imply that we don't want to give citizenship to people with faith against it (which really isn't traditional in our country). It MIGHT be too much, after all freedom of faith IS part of our tradition (after traditional problems with faith-based wars, which were obviously all between Christians but that didn't made them any more civil) but support for parties which are against immigration is rising ... and this would protect our culture almost as well as no immigration at all. That's, obviously, both Russia. But yes, communists party official newspaper was propaganda during the cold war and remains propaganda afterwards ... (Note that it's Krokodil ... funny how you have the link correct but title not.)

And Charles V needed for him to die without one, yeah. I though those were Spanish . I'm sure it was just as civil as other civil wars. Or wars in general. Except the world ones, those were worse. Interesting mix. Reminds me the joke: Which English is the correct one? The British one, with 20 millions people talking it, or the Russian one, with 200 millions of russians talking it as second language? Of course, the answer, outside the scope of the joke and not that much funny, is the India's one, with even more speakers. Oh, and Thomas. I know that one. Sympathetic. Didn't know there is whole church around it. A bit? Who's bit, tyrannosaurus rex? Oh wait that's bite. They don't seem competent enough to just report about him. But, like, hard to say, perhaps it just looks that way due to later editing. Anyway, my opinion is that there is no reason to evaluate Bible as one piece when it clearly isn't. I suppose it went through the similar process in which story about hero fighting two bandits turns into hero fighting whole army during the time the hero spend in pub afterwards. World used to be smaller and people might take that story into places not actually affected by that flood later. Yeah, I've heard that too, specifically about Germany. Unfortunately, hanging is not popular in Europe. Yet. And yes, refugees should be thankful at least enough to honor the culture of country which took them in. I would recommend simple test based on traditional national food and drink. (The drink would be, obviously, beer ... and while I don't want to name our traditional nationalal food to keep the illusion the country I live in is secret, I suppose you know where I'm heading to ...) ... we definitely don't have news sources THIS bad. It's true our prime minister owns several big newspapers, but his advocates didn't tried to use it as argument in any court case yet, and in fact tries to camouflage it. Not just money but real estate as well--remember, before global trade, most wealthy people owned some measure of productive land. The Church also wanted to prevent blood-based nepotism, in which noble or wealthy families would monopolize a lot of Bishop positions for generation after generation. The word I was looking for was "property". Yeah, the cash wasn't that important.

D'aaaawww ... ... goood, they managed to do it before Susan got here. You should be glad they moved so fast. I wonder if the same is true for other relationships in EGS ...

Trump's just figuring out, "Hey, maybe this is serious." Who's this Cui guy? I remember Sonny. A handful of catchy songs, Cher dumped him, did some politics, then wrapped himself around a tree while skiing. Just to be sure: Cui bono. Although based on the smile I assume you know.

I tend to forget that the RC church is the large phenomenon that it is. Here, it's easy to ignore if you aren't one. But yeah, some places, it's the default mental picture when you hear, "Christian". I've been some flavor of Protestant all my life, with mild exposure to Roman Catholic beliefs. I've come to the conclusion that they are not really better or worse than other flavors of Christianity, just a different set of what they do well and what they do poorly. ...oh. Right. I, on the other hand, tend to forgot that RC church is not THAT large and that there are lot of Christians who have similar opinion on validity of what he's saying as atheists. Or me. Well, I'm pretty sure that the previous pope was exactly as reflective as you would expect, if not less As I said, I suspect that despite officially being head of Church, he's not completely free to change course. The explanation that it was so the church can inherit all their money always made sense to me. Jesus' opinion notwithstanding (John 2:13-16) Catholic church always liked the money ... What are you talking about? Where did this happen? I cannot think of any essentially matriarchal culture; I can think of many that have some matriarchal component. Tribal societies, essentially cultures of extended families, have aspects of their culture dominated by the women. I guess it's like two cultures overlaid, one male, one female. Rarely, the females will get pissed off enough at the males to live separately. Well it DID happened before the writing Yeah, might not be as matriarchal as some of the books I read claimed, but there were definitely more matriarchal components and Catholics destroyed that where they could. Why do you think there is so much talk about witches? Because women having knowledge or some sort of power looked as more dangerous than men to Catholics. (This is, obviously, simplified, and I'm not sure how much of sources I base it on was serious research.) That appears to be a function of settling down and building towns. Becoming something beyond tribal. Having property beyond the immediate, then treating women and children as resources to be exploited. Well, it would be unfair to claim it wouldn't happen without bible. It's just that Bible was written in time when men wanted to solidify and justify turning women into property (and, obviously, mostly written by men, and possibly some who avoided sex to be "clearer" and had therefore problems not thinking about it) and therefore became tool of that. I don't think it's THAT flexible. I think those cultural wrongs really are there, although not as much as some claims. It's not surprising. ANY book written in that time would be likely to look outdated today ... it's just that Bible is only book where we pretend to be surprised by it. I don't count those places as Europe and I don't care what geographers would say about that. (Yeah, my Europe ends on Turkey's border. Map on wikipedia agrees.) And I've already said multiple times (possibly even here) that some of those radical feminists should be going THERE (into muslim countries) and fight for women equality where it really requires weapons, instead of in Europe and North America where the laws are mostly already ok and it's more about educating and making people understand, which can't really be done by force. .... also, are you sure about that? It doesn't happen often, but ... Maybe. I'm not reading Fox News, but I can't rule out the commentators I read do ...

American rockets are traditionally assembled vertically and then balanced precariously on one of the world's largest, most powerful, and slowest moving vehicles that hauls the rocket a few miles from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad Russian rockets, if I remember correctly, are assembled horizontally, hauled to the launch pad with an ordinary locomotive, and then pushed up to launch position by a hydraulic press that doubles as part of the pre-launch stabilizing structure Russian rockets are build to withstand it.

Interesting. We are being told "six feet", essentially two meters. Depends on how much your government care about you ... wait, our government also recommends two meters, where did I read that more careful value? Right. China. Retracted. Hmmmmm ... Cui bono?

That one is a bit much. Even toddlers know something is up when they walk in on mommy and daddy (or whoever), and Rhoda is mature enough to have hormonal urges. She may be an innocent temple vergin, but she seems to have an idea about how to remedy that. That's not what I meant. Yeah, she obviously would notice that it's something sexual. However, if you walk in on someone having intercourse OR someone doing other "hanky-panky", AND they will react in panic, you may not recognize which of those two it was. Of course, it's different if they continue and you have enough time to get closer and look closer. In addition to what you said, it might also be because I'm not keeping up-to-date with how current pope tries to balance between progressive and conservative parts of Church. I mean, it used to be worse just recently. Me neither. Note that historically, Germany, Soviet Union AND rest of Eastern Bloc used to be Christian. Despite switching to atheism, their culture still has Christian roots and that probably included opinion on gays. I wouldn't use that as example of independent culture. There are some interesting facts about this on wikipedia, but I suspect it's too soon to do a real scientific analysis of the reasons why both fascists and communists targeted gays ... I suspect that is indeed the case. Women are treated as property in much of the world, which reflects our heritage, and the Bible reflects that. "Heritage"? There used to be matriarchy in past. Then patriarchy won and turned women into property. Bible not just reflects that, I suspect it helped spreading it into places where the win of patriarchy wasn't so big. I think that it's better but still not completely equal. Also, I think the war between genders is not so serious here - I mean, looking at news, I feel that women in US are determined to become equal with men at any cost, fighting harder the closer they are to it, not realizing that their methods are actually making harder to reach their goals now. Of course, news may not be reliable in this regard. (Also, I might overestimate how similar the situation in other countries is to mine.)

Sure, but that doesn't imply heteronormativeness. There is correlation seen on Earth, but that doesn't imply causation. Previous comic, panel three, she has some hanky panky related knowledge. Presumably, she would not have witnessed sexual intercourse, which would still be private. But even that's not certain; she could have caught them in the bushes, walked in on them, pretended to be asleep in the next bed, or maybe their universe is just that different. Previous comic panel three MIGHT be just about kissing. Or about someone TALKING about what they were doing. Also, even seeing actual intercourse she might not know what she saw, considering she didn't know what parts of body she should be looking at. Not limited to Christian only, but note that Christian AND Islam both are based on Jewish faith (although with some heavy changes) and at the same time, together, have very big influence even on cultures not exclusively based on them. Our data on connection between heteronormativeness and religion in general might be sparse, but it really doesn't make sense. Neither positive nor negative, hmmm ... Maybe because it wasn't noteworthy?

Not if it's drive-in testing and you have filters on air-conditioning. If it's just people and they don't even keep the 4m distance, definitely.