Subsequent studies and public health reports showed that the protests in 2020 did not drive an increase in COVID-19 transmission.[514][515][516] Epidemiologists and other researchers attributed this to the location of the demonstrations outdoors (where the virus is less likely to spread as compared to indoors);[514][516] because many protesters wore masks... wiki,
Yes, you've already established you only care about yourself.
And, you're a conspiracy theorist, as well. This just keeps getting better.
Because you're a virologist we get it.
Nah, because I actually went outside and observed the world around me. However, I had to constantly make sure I stayed on the lookout for zombies.
Yeah that's how you do Virology
Is it? Are you sure? So you mean to tell me that I'm actually a real live virologist? Well hell, that was easy. Does a virologist make good money these days?
I thought you had all the answers? I mean you understand COVID and the underlying biology, pathology and epidemiology whilst being scientifically illiterate so that is impressive.
Ha ha, I don't know a thing about COVID but there's no need. It never was a threat. Now maybe if I was fat with diabetes along with other food-related health issues I might be a bit concerned.
There is this conspiracy in Africa right now that I really think you could lift the lid on.
Could be one of those online degrees, or maybe from one of those "woke" colleges, or could just be DEI virologists. You just can't ever tell these days.
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There is no need to know about potentially fatal infectious diseases?
Only fat people got ill? Severely ill? Only fat people died?
No, the UKHSA are mainly Oxbridge and the like top tier scientists. The guys working on the vaccines were also top tier.
I've had the flu twice in my life and I've had COVID twice in my life. I don't need to know any more about them than I do the common cold. They just don't concern me, so I have no interest in them. So there's that.
People die from stuff. It happens.
Did I say only fat people? Hold on let me look... I can't seem to find it. Can you help me find that somewhere?
Last time I used zip ties in a medical setting I cut the blood loss to three of my cousin's fingers. That boy weren't none too bright. The doctors applauded when I went to visit him at the hospital later on. "Very clever", "quick thinking", "we need those in the first aid kits", etc.
Now I can see where that can be useful, but they're a pain in the rear if used on network cables.
Why would that be a factor for you ?
People do not die from a cold normally
