34 cases reported in the US. No deaths to be found. Is this condition even serious? No matter–it’s a great excuse for contact tracing! From the Defender: “Monkeypox “offers a new cause for contact tracing,” Axios reported Tuesday, pointing out that proponents of contact tracing who were disappointed by the tool’s relative lack of effectiveness…
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From today’s NYTimes, see the diagram below. What do I see in the curve? The slope downward from this last (3d) peak is too steep. The epidemic curves of diseases generally rise steeply and fall more slowly as the virus runs out of susceptibles. See the two prior peaks for an example. In this case,…
https://brownstone.org/articles/a-note-to-my-well-credentialed-friends/Skip to content BY THOMAS HARRINGTON DECEMBER 17, 2021 PHILOSOPHY, SOCIETY 3 MINUTE READ It really isn’t that complex. The injections you and many others were dragooned into taking under the threat of losing your job and your basic civil liberties do not protect you from getting Covid or passing it on. Nor have they liberated you from mask-wearing, social…
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Below are excerpts from a very interesting Unherd article by Ian Birrell, who previously wrote about the lab leak hypothesis when it was very difficult to get anything published on it. Birrell’s reportage is good, as far as it goes. But he lets Fauci, Farrar and Collins off the hook. He ponders whether Chinese money…