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[erolz66]

The iwe scale is used to measure degrees of twatery. It is not the only way to measure such but it is an effective means of doing so. It is the ratio of how many times a poster uses the plural to represent views or opinions that are those of a singular given individual. An example would be "so far the stats don't impress us at all" when representing a reality of "so far the stats don't impress me at all"

Well the numbers have been counted, collated and rechecked. I am afraid Paphitis, not only do they show that you have reached the threshold necessary to achieve the description 'twat', they shown you are the single biggest twat this forum has. When measured with the iwe scale.

[Lordo]

Once he reaches the destination of the fare he will respond.

[Get Real!]

Now it doesn’t seem to make any difference to the virus whether it is winter or summer… it happily spreads and circulates even in the hottest of countries like Cyprus.

Greater tolerance to climate extremes is what I’m seeing… and that there, is an adaptation/mutation in its own right!

Natural viruses can't do that and especially that fast... not even the most die-hard evolutionist could ever dream of such rapid adaptation to temperature extremes.

[Lordo]

Now it doesn’t seem to make any difference to the virus whether it is winter or summer… it happily spreads and circulates even in the hottest of countries like Cyprus.

Greater tolerance to climate extremes is what I’m seeing… and that there, is an adaptation/mutation in its own right!

Natural viruses can't do that and especially that fast... not even the most die-hard evolutionist could ever dream of such rapid adaptation to temperature extremes.

And yesterday you did not believe in darni's theory.

I do have a question for you. Lets take it from the big bang. How did god plan exactly to firts build all the starrs and then al the planets, get some form of life onthem and then design them so they can adapt.

Take your time. This will be interesting.

[Get Real!]

And yesterday you did not believe in darni's theory.

I still don’t... but this virus is not natural.

I do have a question for you. Lets take it from the big bang. How did god plan exactly to firts build all the starrs and then al the planets, get some form of life onthem and then design them so they can adapt.

Take your time. This will be interesting.

Sorry to disappoint but I have no idea how God did what he did.

I’ve resigned to the fact that we are extremely limited in what we can do, how far we can go, and how much we can possibly know.

If and when God decides that a mere mortal; like myself, should be elevated to some other status and be privy to some celestial matters I’d be most honored… but for now all I can do is hope that something interesting of that magnitude lies ahead for me.

[Lordo]

And here you are without any evidence what so ever you claim that covid is not natural even though it has been found in bats and pangolin.

Here is a piece on why it is natural.

https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-not-human-made-in-lab.html

[Get Real!]

And here you are without any evidence what so ever you claim that covid is not natural even though it has been found in bats and pangolin.

Here is a piece on why it is natural.

https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-not-human-made-in-lab.html

I don’t need to read any 2020 articles on the matter when I already have in my possession a 2014 scientific article from a group of Americans making a full confession that they are the perpetrators.

In a court of law it's an open and shut case.

[Paphitis]

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/16/who-chief-says-push-to-discount-lab-leak-theory-was-premature

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The consensus in Australia seems to be that COVID is definately man made. Made in an experimental lab not far from the wet markets in Wuhan.

The consensus also seems to be that the release wasn't deliberate, but did escape from a lab that was conducting experiments and research, possibly even to develop a bio weapon.

However, there is suspicion that once china realized they had a problem, they covered it up, allowing flights and travel to the rest of the world, possibly to infect other countries like America and Australia.

And now, the world has a very big problem...

[Paphitis]

Now it doesn’t seem to make any difference to the virus whether it is winter or summer… it happily spreads and circulates even in the hottest of countries like Cyprus.

Greater tolerance to climate extremes is what I’m seeing… and that there, is an adaptation/mutation in its own right!

Natural viruses can't do that and especially that fast... not even the most die-hard evolutionist could ever dream of such rapid adaptation to temperature extremes.

We found this to be the case last summer.

COVID had no problem spreading in hot warmer climates, even in summer time. This isn't like any other cold or flu virus.

And it could be that COVID is here to stay forever. In other words, we will never get rid of it. All we can do is come up with a vaccine one day like the flu vaccine.

I do not believe the current vaccines are anywhere near enough capable to deal with the problem. It will take 5 to 7 years to find a vaccine with the capability of current flu vaccines.

The current flu vaccines could reduce death yet. But the jury is still out on that. The only way we will find out is when a country reaches 100% vacccination and I am not talking about any country but a country like US, India, UK, Cyprus, Brazil, Russia who have a significant COVID issue.

Germany seems to be the vaccine benchmark atm. Let's see what happens there.

[Londonrake]

I don’t need to read any 2020 articles on the matter when I already have in my possession a 2014 scientific article from a group of Americans making a full confession that they are the perpetrators.

In a court of law it's an open and shut case.

No - you don’t. And no - you haven’t. It’s just bias confirmation stuff that suits your deranged and very prejudiced agenda.

Coronavirus doctor's diary: 'Not having the vaccine is the biggest mistake of my life’ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-57866661

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