Coronavirus: Possible Reset

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You remember this one,

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Still just hypothesis last time i checked.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kola_Superdeep_Borehole
 
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On the plus side it looks like this may be ending soon. Aside from when they bring it back every year and continue to do it...

https://www.who.int/news/item/20-01-2021-who-information-notice-for-ivd-users-2020-05
The WHO is lowering the cycle count of the test so all those false positives are going to fall right off a cliff.

WHO guidance Diagnostic testing for SARS-CoV-2 states that careful interpretation of weak positive results is needed (1). The cycle threshold (Ct) needed to detect virus is inversely proportional to the patient’s viral load. Where test results do not correspond with the clinical presentation, a new specimen should be taken and retested using the same or different NAT technology.

WHO reminds IVD users that disease prevalence alters the predictive value of test results; as disease prevalence decreases, the risk of false positive increases (2). This means that the probability that a person who has a positive result (SARS-CoV-2 detected) is truly infected with SARS-CoV-2 decreases as prevalence decreases, irrespective of the claimed specificity.
 
Mabzynn said:
On the plus side it looks like this may be ending soon. Aside from when they bring it back every year and continue to do it...

https://www.who.int/news/item/20-01-2021-who-information-notice-for-ivd-users-2020-05
The WHO is lowering the cycle count of the test so all those false positives are going to fall right off a cliff.

WHO guidance Diagnostic testing for SARS-CoV-2 states that careful interpretation of weak positive results is needed (1). The cycle threshold (Ct) needed to detect virus is inversely proportional to the patient’s viral load. Where test results do not correspond with the clinical presentation, a new specimen should be taken and retested using the same or different NAT technology.

WHO reminds IVD users that disease prevalence alters the predictive value of test results; as disease prevalence decreases, the risk of false positive increases (2). This means that the probability that a person who has a positive result (SARS-CoV-2 detected) is truly infected with SARS-CoV-2 decreases as prevalence decreases, irrespective of the claimed specificity.
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I have wondered whether this pandemic is just a test run for the real thing in a few years time, studying how the public respond, what works and what doesn't in terms of propaganda, etc. I doubt they're going to carry out all their plans in one go, I suspect they will pull back and allow things to go back to more or less normal for maybe even a few years, to build confidence in the system and make people think they only have their best interests at heart after all, and also to make "conspiracy theorists" look stupid that they said all these bad things would happen and then in the end everything returned to normal just like the government said it would.

I think it's the second run that they'll really come down hard, when they have the publics' complete trust. The elites' current agenda runs until 2030, this really is still the very early stages of what is to come.
 
matematik said:
I have wondered whether this pandemic is just a test run for the real thing in a few years time, studying how the public respond, what works and what doesn't in terms of propaganda, etc.
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I think it's the second run that they'll really come down hard, when they have the publics' complete trust. ...
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I am keeping up my prediction.
The first wave (now) is to get the people to accept the vaccination.
The second one (most probably a bio weapon) will either thrash their immune system or zap their brains. In other words, either dead or zombies.

Albeit I am tempted to correct me immediately. Most people do already behave like zombies.
 
I met up with a friend/acquaintance a few days ago. He is my age 66 and is a smart fellow, an electrical engineer but an in the box thinker. He told me he will be getting the viper bite so I told him about the side effects like Bells palsy, etc. and was thinking that he would change his mind a bit when presented with detailed info but his normalsey bias is so strong that I could tell he still would get the viper bite. He has a very high IQ but he can't imagine something negative from the vax affecting him. This was after he told me the death rate in our county was the same as last year meaning there is no pandemic! AARRGGGGGG!!!!!!
 
Magnetic said:
I met up with a friend/acquaintance a few days ago. He is my age 66 and is a smart fellow, an electrical engineer but an in the box thinker. He told me he will be getting the viper bite so I told him about the side effects like Bells palsy, etc. and was thinking that he would change his mind a bit when presented with detailed info but his normalsey bias is so strong that I could tell he still would get the viper bite. He has a very high IQ but he can't imagine something negative from the vax affecting him. This was after he told me the death rate in our county was the same as last year meaning there is no pandemic! AARRGGGGGG!!!!!!
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"Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious." - George Orwell, 1984
 
Magnetic said:
This was after he told me the death rate in our county was the same as last year meaning there is no pandemic! AARRGGGGGG!!!!!!
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You have my sympathy fwiw. Some years back I spent twenty minutes or so explaining why no-one should be paying the TV licence fee to a good friend of many many years standing. In the end she said "I get what you are saying but I'm going to keep on paying it because it is what you are supposed to do!"
The same lady is desperate to get her pain in the arm, twice and walks the streets in a cloth face mask.
But chin up magnetic at least you are not alone.
 
Magnetic said:
I met up with a friend/acquaintance a few days ago. He is my age 66 and is a smart fellow, an electrical engineer but an in the box thinker. He told me he will be getting the viper bite so I told him about the side effects like Bells palsy, etc. and was thinking that he would change his mind a bit when presented with detailed info but his normalsey bias is so strong that I could tell he still would get the viper bite. He has a very high IQ but he can't imagine something negative from the vax affecting him
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Exactly matches my experiences.
I think there is something seriously wrong with the current concept of "IQ".
 
This is the problem with experts. The chap who wrote the linked article is a microbiologist for sure. Been reading his stuff for over a decade, how one ages oneself!
Be that as it may no-one has ever seen a virus let alone studied its behaviour and to me when I read the words 'pure chance' coming from a scientific expert in his field I really do despair. And the idea of replication is science fiction, to me at least.

It’s not really accurate to describe a virus as ‘alive’. It’s not even a whole cell, it’s a bit of RNA or DNA wrapped in fat and/or protein. If it happens to stick to an appropriate cell, it is drawn inside and replicates – but this is no more than a complex series of chemical reactions. There is no ‘intent’ on the part of the virus. It spreads by pure chance. It’s neither good nor evil. It’s a bundle of chemicals in a bag.
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... it is drawn inside and replicates – ...
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I think the proper expression would be "is replicated". The cell of the organism does it, not the piece of RNA/DNA called "virus".
For the rest, I agree.
This description would strongly suggest a "virus" cannot mutate. Thus would need to happen in the cell as well, and being caused by the cell.
 
They really are taking it to a whole new level here - 172 symptoms of long Covid, best laugh I've had in a while.....

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/health/symptoms-may-have-long-covid-4921946
'She told the Mirror: "People are experiencing so many symptoms - we've counted 172.'
"GPs aren't believing them, they say they're making it up" - good to know there are still some sensible GP's out there :)
"Employers have no idea what these people are going through either." - they know that staff can now ring in sick whenever they feel like it without being challenged. Anyone who hates their job will exploit this for sure, which of course helps case numbers rise and gives us lots of juicy reports of terrible symptoms.

They then list all of these symptoms, which of course we all have some of at any one time. So we all have long Covid now by default, just wait until they create a new benefit payment to help deal with this terrible afflication, everyone will be claiming it making it look as though huge sections of the population have long Covid. They are literally setting people up to con themselves, genius really....
 
Silent Bob said:
They really are taking it to a whole new level here - 172 symptoms of long Covid, best laugh I've had in a while.....

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/health/symptoms-may-have-long-covid-4921946
'She told the Mirror: "People are experiencing so many symptoms - we've counted 172.'
"GPs aren't believing them, they say they're making it up" - good to know there are still some sensible GP's out there :)
"Employers have no idea what these people are going through either." - they know that staff can now ring in sick whenever they feel like it without being challenged. Anyone who hates their job will exploit this for sure, which of course helps case numbers rise and gives us lots of juicy reports of terrible symptoms.

They then list all of these symptoms, which of course we all have some of at any one time. So we all have long Covid now by default, just wait until they create a new benefit payment to help deal with this terrible afflication, everyone will be claiming it making it look as though huge sections of the population have long Covid. They are literally setting people up to con themselves, genius really....
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  • Demoralisation (due to not being believed)
Maybe the feeling I get everything I tell people everything is ridiculous is actually a sign I have covid?
 
A scene from Safeway (the "local", i.e. chain) grocery:

Early today, maybe 7:15AM (the only time I’ll shop in mask; it is so embarrassing and disturbing), I was checking out with a kind Asian lady about my age (whatever that is) whom I’ve known there for years.

Suddenly…nasty uproar at the customer service desk.

What? at this hour! I look and see that middle-aged (can I write it?) buffalo woman. She was berating another meek, middle-aged employee, male.

“You always grab your ass then touch your mask and fool with it.”

Huh? Wow!

She knows she’s gone over the edge and continues loudly and stupidly in the universal discourse of victim-hood:

“You make me feel uncomfortable!”

Still not enough, I suppose, she continued (with an air of educational imperiousness):

“I always wear two masks!”

And I continued her sentence under my breath: “because I’m an idiot.”

She walked away, and the man continued his work.

Maybe I’m I lunatic, but I felt blessed by God. For this is about the first time I’ve seen someone else take it for the team. In fact, this same woman, overweight and domineering, screamed out for the whole front of the store for help one day when I started conversing with her about the effectiveness of masks: “I don’t feel comfortable with this conversation! I need another cashier!” I stood there feeling like Charlie Brown.

(That was back in the summer when I tried to reason with people without taking “their temperature” first.)

So, after I checked out, I went over to the man and consoled him, saying: “Don’t worry. She’s ragged on me, too. She’s out of her mind.” He rolled his eyes. The kind cashier also went over to him after I left him.

The whole thing seemed like one of my dreams: familiar but unfamiliar people; a little wish fulfillment; a little reassurance.


Of course, this sort of tyranny cannot go on without big trouble. But strangely, in the midst of this darkness, I’ve rarely felt more optimistic for everyone. Maybe I’m a fool (and probably am). But the brutality and hypocrisy are so obvious. Good people must all know. The haters are on a massive retreat. Desperate, yes. But going down? I think so.
 
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