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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Case74282
My favorite iteration circulating in the media now is "you most likely have the coronavirus and don't even know it because you aren't exhibiting symptoms and may not but you are still contagious and will infect and kill others"
Source?
I find it interesting a virus so similar in composition, symptoms, etc to that of the flu is somehow able to propagate for the next 18 months (as advertised by the MSM) and yet flu season is only 13 weeks.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Case74282
I find it interesting a virus so similar in composition, symptoms, etc to that of the flu is somehow able to propagate for the next 18 months (as advertised by the MSM) and yet flu season is only 13 weeks.
I have heard
That pretty much sums up 99.9% of the dissemination of CV "information" in the public realm.
originally posted by: Case74282
For example why did the virus ignite so fiercely in Wuhan? Easy. Because Wuhan is one of the most polluted cities on the planet, most of the male population and female population smoke heavily, Wuhan is a steel city, and Wuhan is 11 million people literally living on top of each other in very close quarters.
So a nasty bug will spread like wildfire in a population so dense with an already terrible environment for proper respiratory functions. It makes more sense CV affected so many so quickly because of these facts. Not because it is some super bug.
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: Case74282
For example why did the virus ignite so fiercely in Wuhan? Easy. Because Wuhan is one of the most polluted cities on the planet, most of the male population and female population smoke heavily, Wuhan is a steel city, and Wuhan is 11 million people literally living on top of each other in very close quarters.
So a nasty bug will spread like wildfire in a population so dense with an already terrible environment for proper respiratory functions. It makes more sense CV affected so many so quickly because of these facts. Not because it is some super bug.
so wuhan is densely populated and polluted but beijing isnt?
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Case74282
You ignore a long history of the study of epidemiology.
Not a good idea.