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I do not see how rational and 'scientific' people can go
Feb 14, 2021, 3:50 PM
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to China - after weeks of permission begging - walk around and talk to people, come home, and not know that everything they saw, heard and touched was exactly what China wanted them to experience. What they brought home in their briefcases would be no different had they just asked the Chinese to send them a box of stuff. Could have saved the trip. Then they publish their "conclusions".
Jordan Peterson was talking about the psychological foundations for some biblical concepts, and in discussing Genesis he said, "It is not a scientific book. They had no scientists then. We have almost none now."
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So the whole time the WHO did all of this and just now the
Feb 14, 2021, 4:12 PM
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first (and only) news......as I can see....
There were 13 different strains among 174 people in DECEMBER!!?? That is news that just proves another lie, even more, from earlier. That is the first and only "news" that's come from the WHO's circus act in Wuhan.
And we were told it was slow to mutate, and a 95% vaccine would end it. And were told that for 10+ months. So much BS all around.
To China's credit, their information about the virus itself, has proven FAR more truthful and accurate than our own government's information. HOWEVER, their concealment of the origin leads me to think lab leak. Either way, everything China released about the virus, much of which differed from Trump, Faucci, and the CDC information, has proven correct, only recently too.
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I'm just sayin.......
Feb 15, 2021, 11:20 AM
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Yes, we in the US already have our own little mutants, and they are mutating in the same place mutations have occurred in South Africa, England, Brazil, etc.
https://news.yahoo.com/study-finds-7-worrying-coronavirus-130100654.htmlhttps://media.zenfs.com/en/the_week_574/c43f5d3ba083210621566e2133ce5508"> Study finds 7 new 'worrying' coronavirus variants in the U.S. America seems to be incubating a number of its own unique coronavirus variants, new research suggests. A study posted Sunday that hasn't yet been peer reviewed identified seven new "lineages" of the virus, The New York Times reports. While the lineages evolved independently of one another, they seem to display the same genetic mutation. The change is seen in a gene that influences how the virus finds its way into a host's cell, suggesting it could make these variants more contagious — though this hasn't been confirmed. "I think there's a clear signature of an evolutionary benefit," said Jeremy Kamil, a virologist at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and a co-author of the new study. The new variants have been spotted across the country, but it's hard to tell just how prevalent they are or where they began because the U.S. performs genome sequencing on just a tiny fraction of coronavirus test results. And while viruses evolve all the time, the risk is that a new variant could be more contagious or more deadly. This is exactly what happened with the B.1.1.7 strain — nicknamed the "U.K. variant" — that's now spreading rapidly in the U.S. It is estimated to be up to 45 percent more transmissible, and up to 70 percent more deadly. Experts warn this new variant could be dominant in the U.S. by March. Still, the U.S. is making progress against the virus, at least for now. The country is administering 1.66 million vaccine doses a day, and the seven-day rolling average of new infections dropped below 100,000 Friday for the first time in three months, leading governors across the country to ease pandemic restrictions — like mask mandates and limits on gatherings. But health experts are nervous. Angela Rasmussen, a virologist at Georgetown University, told the Times that letting our guard down now would be "courting disaster." More stories from theweek.com7 scathingly funny cartoons about Republicans' impeachment cowardiceTrump is acquitted but the Senate convicts itselfFuture presidents will remember Trump's impunity
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.02.12.21251658v1.full.pdf
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