And So It Begins
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around how people believe others who are not sick spread a sickness. It's so stupid that I will never comprehend it.
"Asymptomatic" covid cases are just a cover up for the faulty PCR tests that constantly have false positives. The man that invented the technique has publicly said that the way they run the test cycles is wrong, and is causing the tests to not work properly, leading to "positive" cases in people with no symptoms. Naturally, he was censored for saying so.
And even attempting to bring that up with someone is just inviting in an emotional tirade of "How dare you endanger everyone."
I read an article back around when this whole thing started. It explained the PCR test and all that. I tried explaining this to family, but it wasn't till months later that they could process this. Not that they even remember I said anything about it anyway.
It's as simple as saying "They can cycle the sample as much as they want to get the result they want." But whether the person gets what you mean or not is up to them.