It’s just the flu, bro.
Yesterday was the first day that Texas’ Governor Abbott’s lockdown elimination order came into effect. It was great to enter a business and see none of the employees wearing masks. Some customers still wore masks, and half of them were probably a result of masks being part of a mindless habit.
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A good summary of the past year from Fox News. It discusses the lockdown hypocrisy (eg BLM protests good but anti-lockdown protests bad) in addition to the repeated moving of the goal posts.
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Kozak and other Democrats will be having a big party tonight celebrating the permanent obliteration of civil liberties in this country.
No masks, no tests, no vaccines, no doctors.
Happy anniversary of Operation Curve Flattening and also National Popcorn Lover’s Day.
Pardon me for another shameless promotion.
Day 365 of 15 Days to “Flatten the Curve” – The Big Anniversary Edition: Pop Some Corn in Addition to Corks
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Asking question here: someone told me that they have not yet isolated the covid virus. True? False?
https://www.patrickcoffin.media/how-you-can-tell-theyre-lying-about-covid/
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#223: How You Can Tell They’re Lying About Covid—Dr. William M. Briggs
“There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.” Thus famously spake Mark Twain. The plandemic has offered plenty of evidentiary fodder for Twain’s observation.
The mix-up causation with association. They (The Experts, I mean) toss off fallacy, half-truth, and presupposition, secure in the knowledge that MSM viewers are not terrible equipped to detect the lies.
Enter Cornell Ph.D. statistician William M. Briggs, co-author of The Price of Panic: How the Tyranny of Experts Turned a Pandemic into a Catastrophe. If you’ve wondered how to spot the messy math and the decimal deceptions, this is the interview for you. Briggs breaks down the pie graphs and the colored charts for the nonmathematician set.
In this episode, you will learn
-How to prove all the models have been wrong about Covid-19 death estimates and can rightly be called stupid
-The difference between case-fatality rate (CFR) and infected-mortality rate (IFR)
-The average age of those who succumbed to Covid 19
-The popular confusion about the concept of probability
-How Covid-19 rams among world pandemics since 426BC
-Why no one panics when a bad flu season rolls through the population, despite killing over 650,000 around the world
-Why most of your friends on Facebook are wrong about the true lethality of Covid-19
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