Yaneer Bar-Yam
@yaneerbaryam.bsky.social
Complex Systems Physicist | President of
NECSI, co-founder World Health Network (WHN)
Author: Making Things Work (download pdf at https://necsi.edu/making-things-work)
NECSI, co-founder World Health Network (WHN)
Author: Making Things Work (download pdf at https://necsi.edu/making-things-work)
Speculations aren’t science.
Research should focus on questions that will help us much more.
Science is helping us every day — let’s use it even better.
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Research should focus on questions that will help us much more.
Science is helping us every day — let’s use it even better.
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November 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Speculations aren’t science.
Research should focus on questions that will help us much more.
Science is helping us every day — let’s use it even better.
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Research should focus on questions that will help us much more.
Science is helping us every day — let’s use it even better.
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Some still believe denial offers protection.
Reality requires no faith — only breath.
Reality requires no faith — only breath.
November 1, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Some still believe denial offers protection.
Reality requires no faith — only breath.
Reality requires no faith — only breath.
We already have tools that work: clean indoor air, high-quality respirators, testing, vaccination, and smart exposure avoidance.
The question isn’t what to do — it’s why so many still won’t do it.
The question isn’t what to do — it’s why so many still won’t do it.
November 1, 2025 at 5:33 PM
We already have tools that work: clean indoor air, high-quality respirators, testing, vaccination, and smart exposure avoidance.
The question isn’t what to do — it’s why so many still won’t do it.
The question isn’t what to do — it’s why so many still won’t do it.
Six years in, COVID isn’t “over.” Repeated infections raise risks for heart disease, dementia, immune dysfunction, higher infection rates for many diseases, and cancer. These harms are cumulative — every act of prevention matters.
November 1, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Six years in, COVID isn’t “over.” Repeated infections raise risks for heart disease, dementia, immune dysfunction, higher infection rates for many diseases, and cancer. These harms are cumulative — every act of prevention matters.
Agreed. Also everyone can sign.
October 29, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Agreed. Also everyone can sign.
Yes, please go ahead. Everyone can sign.
October 29, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Yes, please go ahead. Everyone can sign.