Infection Rate in Silicon Valley in Early April Was 1% to 6%, Suggesting Infection Fa

[CPRAFAN]

https://vdare.com/posts/infection-ra...ity-is-far-off

[ACfixer]

Yeah how about that eh?

I read an article saying the virus has been in CA since December last year or even earlier, let me see if I can find it. If so, it would explain a lot.

[ACfixer]

https://www.foxnews.com/health/coronavirus-began-spreading-california-december

[Spanky8601]

Yeah how about that eh?

I read an article saying the virus has been in CA since December last year or even earlier, let me see if I can find it. If so, it would explain a lot.

Yeah, pretty sure my wife and I had it in mid January. Brought to us of course by the germ vectors...grandchildren. All the symptoms check down the line. Gonna be getting the antigen test when I next see my doctor.

[OCEquestrian]

https://vdare.com/posts/infection-ra...ity-is-far-off

How do you think that happened? All the travel between silicon valley and china and all the expat chinese communists working and living in Silicon valley. ITS THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS!!!

[sonofeugene]

Remember, this is good news. There have been far, far more infected by the virus than previously thought. That means a fatality rate of 0.12 to 0.2 percent. Far, far lower than what's been said before.

Time to end SIP and get back to work. We have a country to run.