Something strange about coronavirus prevalence in December and January 2020

Usually coronavirus peaks around winter solstice with prevalence about 10%, as seen in the archives data. However in December 2020 and January 2021 coronavirus was virtually non existence which is unprecedented. Could this because covid-19 was prevalent in December which triggered original antigenic sin which targeted other coronaviruses and made them very rare?

the data are available in the archives in the link link

It may have been that a few of the common cold viruses circulated, coronaviruses or rhinoviruses, and made people fight off the SARS-CoV2 virus efficiently so they did not have any symptoms or spread the disease. They know that some of the common cold viruses give us natural immunity to this particular coronavirus causing the body to attack the coronavirus shell instead of the spike protein. This information has multiple researches to show it was happening, especially in kids. You do not have to have your immune system attack the spike protein for it to be effective against this virus. The people who run this pandemic are choosing what they want us to accept as real.

a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

a reply to: HawkEyi

Something is weird.

lol

you don't say

In the UK's case,winter 2020 the doctors were hiding at home riding their Pelotone bikes.
It was easier to get into Fort Knox than a doctor's surgery.No way they would see you for a common cold or cough and if you did get an appointment you ain't getting in with symptoms like that.Covid 19,without even seeing you.
So therefore no common cold or flu etc.See simple.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

I wish there was a way to put the real identity to folks who make this claim. it's sofaking ignorant on it's face, that you should be able to smack anyone who says those words at any time. Sadly, the anonymity of the internet will provide a safe space for idiots to do what they do best. Say stupid things.

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

Yeah, right...

The flu "vanished" because it was rebranded. If people who died of gunshot were officially listed as having died from "covid," you can bet that every damn case of normal influenza and common cold was listed as"covid."

It didn't" vanish." We're being lied to. You have to be in denial to not see it. The mass psychosis runs deep.
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a reply to: network dude

Fauci can get up in front of the news cameras and contradict himself daily and they don't seem to care one bit? They've given up on truth and facts completely. Now it's the "science". Not allowed to question anything they label "science".

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

I know you’re just saying this kind of stuff all the time just to make yourself chuckle. I get it, I’m a troll too sometimes. It’s fun to make yourself chuckle at people’s reactions.

Glad it’s all a joke. Would hate to think that someone would actually believe this type of thing.

Glad we all know better.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Do you have any idea how stupid this statement appears?

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

I don't find serious issues like the erosion of freedom or the mass genocide of vast swathes of the population even remotely funny.

In fact, i'd like 10 minutes locked in a room with those who do.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

I wish there was a way to put the real identity to folks who make this claim. it's sofaking ignorant on it's face, that you should be able to smack anyone who says those words at any time. Sadly, the anonymity of the internet will provide a safe space for idiots to do what they do best. Say stupid things.

typical liberal, wanting to dox anybody who disagrees with you so that you can intimidate them in the real world.

I seriously don't understand what there is to disagree with here. We know that flu is spread through exhaled droplets and other bodily fluids (AKA, the classic snot cocktail), you either breath them in or pick them up off of a surface.

Masks reduce the distance that droplets travel when exhaled, and help to prevent them from entering your nose and mouth when you inhale. Hand washing means that you pick up less of the virus from surfaces and are thus less likely to get the virus into your mouth through eating of handling items like pens that you chew. Social distancing plain and simple means that you don't get close to people with the flu.

How many people do you think catch the flu from people sneezing on the subway in a normal flu season?

Now, how many fewer people would have caught it in 2020 purely because they were using a laptop in there bedroom rather than riding the subway 5 days a week?

How is this even remotely controversial?

originally posted by: Grenade
a reply to: AaarghZombies

Do you have any idea how stupid this statement appears?

No, no I don't.

If you're staying at home and not coming in to contact with people who have the flu, then you're far less likely to catch it.

Flu doesn't magically infect people, you catch it from other people, and if you're not around them then you don't catch it or spread it.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Wasn't that the idea with covid? Seems to work wonders for the flu but not so much for COVID-19, why not?

originally posted by: incoserv

originally posted by: AaarghZombies

originally posted by: HawkEyi
a reply to: rickymouse

Nocited how now the cases are slightly spiking? and the flu had vanished? something is weird.

The flu vanished because everyone was wearing masks, washing their hands and socially distancing.

Yeah, right...

The flu "vanished" because it was rebranded. If people who died of gunshot were officially listed as having died from "covid," you can bet that every damn case of normal influenza and common cold was listed as"covid."

It didn't" vanish." We're being lied to. You have to be in denial to not see it. The mass psychosis runs deep.
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Cases of the flu were down globally. Do you have any idea how many people would need to be part of a conspiracy that large?

You'd need to corrupt everyone from the guy behind the counter at CBS selling over the counter cold remedies to the top medical professionals in well over 100 nations.

If the flu was being rebranded as part of a conspiracy don't you think that the companies that manufacture cold and flu drugs would be up in arms? Roche alone would be spending millions on lawyers because of the effects that it would have on their sales.

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: AaarghZombies

Wasn't that the idea with covid? Seems to work wonders for the flu but not so much for COVID-19, why not?

A lot of covid cases are caught in the home, where people don't wear masks of socially distance.

a reply to: EmmanuelGoldstein

Flu is typically spread by droplets. Masks impede droplets from entering or leaving your nose and mouth. Hand washing means that you're less likely to come into contact with droplets on hard surfaces, and social distancing means that you're less likely to come into contact with someone who has the flu, or who might catch it from you.

Think about how many cases of the flu can be traced back to commuters on the subway, where everybody is coughing and sneezing in close proximity to each other, and the air is terrible at the best of times.

Now, think about how many fewer people were commuting during flu season 2020.

That's alone is going to take a huge chunk out of seasonal flu cases.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

So Covid can spread rampantly through populations despite these measures but flu can't.

Gotcha.

FYI i won't be responding to you any further. Come back when you've grown up.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Yep, you right, that is why we will be mandate next to be inside plastic bubbles and never touch each other again because you know, we humans no longer can fight viruses and disease on our own without big pharma jabs.


How old is humanity? how many deadly pandemics we have survived? yep covid barely made a scratch on humanity.