[SeekAndFind]

BTW, those two aforementioned California counties ( Alameda and Santa Clara ) made these statistical changes because they originally counted folks who fell off a ladder, died in a burning Tesla, or were felled by another disease but tested positive for COVID.

There are over 340 million people in the USA (maybe a million more recent “immigrants”) and deaths are down from the 13,000-plus a day average at the height of the pandemic to around 200. As a comparison, over 13,000 people die each week from heart disease and 11,500 or so from cancer.

[SeekAndFind]

Here’s another question brought up by the author:

If the symptoms of Delta are like the common cold, would getting it provide antibodies that might prevent our getting a worse variant, say, the original, Alpha one? Seems like an important question to me. Maybe an honest medical professional can answer it for all of us.

[rlmorel]

This all goes back to the question of just how lethal this virus really is.

We have destroyed our economy and with the associated spending, likely our futures, and I am not even certain this virus is as deadly as some want to make it.

I think it is shameful what has been done.

[reasonisfaith]

We all have the choice whether to believe lies or not.

Remember this every time you hear the words “delta variant.”

[rightwingcrazy]

One thing I’ve noticed in this New World Order, is that “experts” and “authorities” will freely admit, some time later, that they “exaggerated” the severity of a problem to motivate the benighted public into action. In other words, they lied, but their cause was just. I’ve seen it with claims about Obamacare, Global Warming, and now Covid.

But if they admitted that they were lying then, why should we trust them now? Because we know they’re wiser than us, care about us more than we care about ourselves, and know our best interests better than we do? I don’t know any of those things. I suspect the contrary.

[rktman]

Epsilon, lambda, Orion, zeta, yellow squash, green tambourine, honeysuckle rose....... Anyone got a guess the number of variants we’re gonna be subjected to? 💉🐴💨💩

[Safrguns]

It does NOT exist.

Once you understand what a “Variant” is, you will see just how bogus it really is.

https://odysee.com/@sayerji:7/Genome-Variant-Pres-7-14-21:9?utm_campaign=Daily%20Newsletter%20July%2015th%3A%20White%20House%20to%20Ask%20SMS%20Carriers%20to%20Monitor%20Vaccine%20%27Misinformation%27%20in%20Private%20Text%20Messages%20%28REjqQZ%29&utm_me

[Hodar]

I believe the term is “Muller’s Ratchet”

The lifecycle of a virus is to become more contagious, but less lethal. It’s how things evolve for maximum survivability. A dead host does not spread a virus. So, all virus’s (as in there are no known exceptions) mutate to become more contagious and less of a threat.

Coronavirus, whether one of known that are endemic, or the Bioweapon that is made by China - are no exception. Yes, there will be mutations, and they will all follow the same path - more contagious and less of a health threat.

[epluribus_2]

Delta delta delta.

Whiskey tango foxtrot.

Sierra november, alpha foxtrot uniform.

[Pharmboy]

From a Darwinian point of view, infectious agents like viruses want their host to be up and around and spreading their genetic mates to others. What then happens is that mutations that are more successful are more contagious but less deadly.

While the Delta variant devastated India, other factors may have been responsible for that: very low vitamin D levels in Indians who are brown folks and need more sunlight, but were locked indoors during the previous year. Just a hunch.