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Jon Cutchins's avatar

I like your points about the intervention only changing the timing of the infection. It would seem that the only support for doing so is a relic of 'crushing the curve' and not overwhelming hospitals. Perhaps an argument could be made in the other direction that as in adults health is always a declining quantity front loading the infections would be advantageous?

Of course unless these are the PCRs that are rigged to explode when you get a positive result none of this is meaningful. An 'asymptomatic infection' is only of interest to epidemiologists and their presstitutes.

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jman's avatar

I can't get past the term "mild SARS". The S stands for Severe. What is a mild severe thing?

People sent to the hospital have SARS. Sniffle people have Covid 19.

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