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[repulsewarrior]

...i am keeping my distance
i am limiting the number of places i'll visit in a day to no more than three.
...my visits to friends older than me i limit to phone calls, frankly; those younger than me do the same.

while this virus is something which is treated by ventilators, and intensive, intensive care, i'll do my part to stay out of a Hospital, wearing a mask in stores, no longer using public transit.

[cyprusgrump]

Coronavirus: Why everyone was wrong

The coronavirus is slowly retreating. What actually happened in the past few weeks? The experts have missed basic connections. The immune response against the virus is much stronger than we thought.

[Tim Drayton]

...i am keeping my distance
i am limiting the number of places i'll visit in a day to no more than three.
...my visits to friends older than me i limit to phone calls, frankly; those younger than me do the same.

while this virus is something which is treated by ventilators, and intensive, intensive care, i'll do my part to stay out of a Hospital, wearing a mask in stores, no longer using public transit.

I believe I've had it and, if it puts your mind at rest, while no picnic it is just a nasty bug that you get over by resting at home. The majority of cases are entirely asymptomatic with healthy under-50's anyhow.

[Kikapu]

Coronavirus: Why everyone was wrong

The coronavirus is slowly retreating. What actually happened in the past few weeks? The experts have missed basic connections. The immune response against the virus is much stronger than we thought.

Yes indeed, especially the author Beda M Stadler himself!

The virus has not disappeared in the summer as he claims is happening, and since June 10th when he first wrote the article, the daily case numbers more than doubled globally.

The original article was published in the Swiss magazine Weltwoche (World Week) on June 10th. The author, Beda M Stadler is the former director of the Institute for Immunology at the University of Bern, a biologist and professor emeritus.

So: Sars-Cov-2 isn’t all that new, but merely a seasonal cold virus that mutated and disappears in summer, as all cold viruses do — which is what we’re observing globally right now.

[Londonrake]

...i am keeping my distance
i am limiting the number of places i'll visit in a day to no more than three.
...my visits to friends older than me i limit to phone calls, frankly; those younger than me do the same.

while this virus is something which is treated by ventilators, and intensive, intensive care, i'll do my part to stay out of a Hospital, wearing a mask in stores, no longer using public transit.

I believe I've had it and, if it puts your mind at rest, while no picnic it is just a nasty bug that you get over by resting at home. The majority of cases are entirely asymptomatic with healthy under-50's anyhow.

As an unhealthy septuagenarian I hear what you say.

[Get Real!]

I believe I've had it and, if it puts your mind at rest, while no picnic it is just a nasty bug that you get over by resting at home. The majority of cases are entirely asymptomatic with healthy under-50's anyhow.

So you may well be the asymptomatic carrier wreaking havoc in Limassol!

[Get Real!]

The coronavirus is slowly retreating.

Yes indeed, especially the author Beda M Stadler himself!

Half the planet is back in lock-down...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-heal ... SKCN24S0EH

Further evidence that this is no natural virus or it would've subsided in the summer.

[Tim Drayton]

What strikes me as being a perceptive analysis of the world towards which we are being shepherded, in part by the response to/hysteria over covid (a disease that may or not exist that may or may not be caused by a virus that may or may not exist*):

Human Capital Markets, Digital Identity, & the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

https://wrenchinthegears.com/2020/03/12 ... goals/amp/

* It is my understanding that isolating a virus is key to proving that it exists and satisfying Koch’s postulates or a similar set of hypotheses is key to proving that a virus causes a disease. This has not been done for so-called covid or the virus said to cause it.

[Londonrake]

Further evidence that this is no natural virus or it would've subsided in the summer.

There were 4 waves of Spanish flu between Feb 1918 - Apr 1920, killing an estimated 50 million. Where it originated and how are still, even now, mostly matters of speculation. I think it’s safe to say it was natural though.

[cyprusgrump]

Yes indeed, especially the author Beda M Stadler himself!

The virus has not disappeared in the summer as he claims is happening, and since June 10th when he first wrote the article, the daily case numbers more than doubled globally.

Oh so Summer occurs at the same time the world over now does it Kiks...?

Anyway, what is all this sudden interest in 'cases'...? I thought 'deaths' were the Gold Standard on which everything must be judged...

As I pointed out earlier, it is strange that ONS Weekly Death figures haven't featured in Bedwetter's posts recently... Why is that...?

Anyhooo.... looks like you are still some way off from your 50% to 100% increase prediction... Still, you have to Friday, it might turn out okay for you...