Pretty amazing how official Corona mythology is so consistently false: -Holidays cause case spikes -Children are the drivers of the pandemic -Restaurants & public transit are dangerous All these things remain the focus of policy & they are totally irrelevant.
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Why can’t the stories be right at least sometimes? In truth half the infections that lead to death happen in institutional care contexts. Most people get Corona at home or in the buildings where they live. Ordinary public life (or its absence) plays almost no role.
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The most important public health measure is the one that gets absolutely no press: People with respiratory symptoms stay home. Masks, prolonged closures, distance learning, work-from-home: This stuff is all demonstrably useless, it does absolutely nothing.
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Replying to @eugyppius1
This exactly. The reason all the restrictive measures have been allowed to continue is that people have been convinced that someone who isn't ill, is actually ill and can therefore be infectious.
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People have been trained to behave as if Corona can be spontaneously generated by social proximity among healthy people.
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I've had this convo with people IRL after their response to something I've said is "ah, but what about asymptomatic transmission!" I haven't yet come up with anything that can satisfactorily break their brainwashing.
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I just tell them that all the evidence e for asymptomatic transmission comes from hypothetical modelling g studies. Attempts to catch it happening in the real world all come up with basically nothing. And now we have the evidence of all that antigen testing...
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... of ppl with no symptoms. They find almost no real positives at all.
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