COVID-19: Chapter 10 - Mission Achomlished!

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You’re the one posting it, not me.

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Some 900 million people in China have been infected with the coronavirus as of 11 January, according to a study by Peking University.

The report estimates that 64% of the country’s population has the virus.

It ranks Gansu province, where 91% of the people are reported to be infected, at the top, followed by Yunnan (84%) and Qinghai (80%).

A top Chinese epidemiologist has also warned that cases will surge in rural China over the lunar new year.

I’ve never gotten it afaik despite family members dropping all around me at Christmas.

Anyone here get covid that involved vomiting all morning long and then feeling too lacking in energy to even move for the rest of the day?

And that after having had covid three weeks earlier?

I’m thinking it’s just food poisoning, but curious if anyone has had similar symptoms that ended up being covid?

I don’t know about people here, but nausea and vomiting are possible symptoms that some people with COVID experience. If it’s 3 weeks later, it’s probably something else. Or I guess you could have gotten COVID again (maybe another strain), but that seems like a much less likely explanation.

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I’d bet a lot you got it but had no symptoms.

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Was the only masked person when I took my kid to his basketball practice. Probably about 50 people in a not very big gym.

I assume the benefit was extremely minimal, but the cost was even less. I don’t even notice that it is there.

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Sure sounds like food poisoning.

Sure felt like it too. Two days later seem OK other than a headache that’s probably as much from being famished and dehydrated as anything.

Pretty effective dieting tool though.

I’m now 3 weeks post first symptoms and still have a little lingering cough and still testing positive on the home tests with the faintest line.

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https://twitter.com/thereal_truther/status/1615042073090215938

https://twitter.com/thereal_truther/status/1615042076072382464

I hate these fuckers like Berenson so much.

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This is now making the rounds of the anti vax derposphere

Got to say the pandemic is officially over. I just saw a commercial where a group of people are obviously on vacation, one of the sneezes and instead of going ā€œoh damn she’s got COVID. Got to quarantineā€, the ad is like ā€œGot a vacation cold? Take Alka-Seltzer Plusā€

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Sounds like cruise ship fun!

FYI the ekg changes here aren’t significant in any way. It was dumb that the FAA ever required a normal PR interval.

A new fun one making the rounds that might be real. Seems like this guy is maybe a Pfizer employee trying really hard to scrub his profile. And he’s sure talking about Pfizer doing something a lot like gain-of-function research (but of course corporate euphemistically calling it ā€œdirected evolutionā€).

Yeah, it’s fucking project veritas. But it sounds like the guy in the video knows what he’s talking about, and might have worked at Pfizer.

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/10lmiep/i_found_proof_that_the_linkedin_bio_of_jordon/

Very strange search results. Google has supposedly scrubbed him, and linkedin has taken the profile down. But there’s this article which lists him as an author and points to the now dead linked-in profile:

It’s so weird though, someone like this should have a presence all over the internet. Makes me wonder if he’s some kind of charlatan posing as a Pfizer R&D researcher. I checked archive.org just to make sure that article wasn’t tampered with. It still has the same link in 2020.

Real meaning pfizer doing gain of function research? Because the description of that video sure sounds like a guy just spitballing something you could do while drunk. Not sure why any of this matters at all.

Yeah who knows. It seems like Pfizer came up with branding for it already though - ā€œdirected evolutionā€. So my guess is either they did some of it or they at least talked about it a lot. Again assuming this isn’t a hoax.