Asymptomatic spread revisted.
Asymptomatic spread was the answer given to the great question: I’m not sick so why should I have to be locked down? Why are we quarantining the healthy? And what possibly could it mean, in any case, to be sick without symptoms? Why are half the PCR-positive tests assigned to people who otherwise seem to be perfectly fine?
On June 7, Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, head of the WHO’s emerging diseases and zoonosis unit,tolda press conference that from the known research, asymptomatic spread was “very rare.” “From the data we have, it still seems to be rare that an asymptomatic person actually transmits onward to a secondary individual.” She added for emphasis: “It’s very rare.”
The conclusion isnotthat asymptomatic spread is rare or that the science is uncertain. The study revealed something that hardly ever happens in these kinds of studies. There was not one documented…
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thats where the perps jumped the proverbial shark for me… i.e. where the narrative became too ridiculous to be taken seriously. Asymptomatic proliferation. people who are ARE NOT SICK (showing no symptoms) spreading the virus unknowingly. To stupid to be believed. and yet. people are gullible. how stupid do they think we are. humph. they know exactly how stupid we are. except for us few. we are not quite as stupid as they think we are. they done jumped the shark. a happy days reference. google it.
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Nomad, I think the biggest problem with the narrative is the PCR, especially when labs are doing 40 or 45 replication cycles. I think there are some studies linking active infection with 30-cycle PCR cycles but anything over 35 cycles is most likely a false positive.
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