Yesterday, a friend sent a brief article about self-testing nucleic acid. The method is: the family randomly put a cup of Moutai and a cup of Erguotou on the table, and then the self-tester blinds his eyes and smells it. If he can identify the variety of wine, he can initially determine that he has not been infected. If the subject needs to further confirm the initial test results, he needs to use a cotton swab to dip Moutai wine to perform a throat swab. If he has the desire to drink, he will be judged as negative , otherwise it will be positive .
At first I thought this self-test was purely a joke, but then when I thought about it, I felt that it made some sense. First of all, if the subject is positive, his throat is painful and olfactory is the basic symptom, so their recognition of the variety of wine will be greatly reduced. In addition, the subject's throat is like that, and his desire to drink will no longer exist (even Moutai). From this point of view, such a "wine test method" is indeed somewhat reasonable.
At present, "precision exemption from inspection" may become an inevitable trend in responding to the epidemic in various places. Before the specific policies are introduced, it is not impossible to think of "self-inspection" tricks (such as the "wine inspection method" recommended by my friend) to protect yourself and protect others.
In short, what my friend mentioned is a bit effective for people who like to drink, so I think it can be.
cartoon verification illustration
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