NEW SARS-COV-2 Variant “C. 1.2” - HIGHER MUTATION RATE!!!!

[HumanLife]

View: https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1432200392776028162?s=19

 

[Riesensackteil]

Almost as if all the vaccinations made a surge of new virals

 

[JudiBlueHen]

So you'll need the booster "nearly twice as soon"...can we project monthly?

 

[HumanLife]

Almost as if all the vaccinations made a surge of new virals

They are arguing the opposite and that lower infection periods means less chance for deadlier variants:

 

[Riesensackteil]

They are arguing the opposite and that lower infection periods means less chance for deadlier variants:

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I wonder how we did not get wiped out by now.

 

[HumanLife]

So you'll need the booster "nearly twice as soon"...can we project monthly?

If we think of these kind of posts as vaccine advertisements, then yes, whatever it takes to spread fear and convince the populace to get the next big vaccine to cover for all the variants instead of educating them and calming them down. Can you imagine the reactions to flu mutations?

 

[x30001]

Who would’ve predicted this would happen???

 

[Philomath]

This guy gets hammered on Twitter - he’s considered a plant, a chicken-little and a sensationalist. He been wrong, really wrong, about Covid from the beginning.

 

[HumanLife]

I wonder how we did not get wiped out by now.

Well, it does kill people, it just hasn’t killed everyone yet.

Who would’ve predicted this would happen???

Everyone knew if they understood that it mutated hust like the flu. Those that didn’t were just spreading misinformation. Even if we vaccinate and socially distance every living human being in the period they are building some immunity to some parts of the virus, there could still be some animal somewhere with SARS-Covid-2 and… have a mutation develop.

 

[HumanLife]

This guy gets hammered on Twitter - he’s considered a plant, a chicken-little and a sensationalist. He been wrong, really wrong, about Covid from the beginning.

I agree he is probably exaggerating a ton, but do you have some links to show examples of the sort?

 

[Kram]

They are arguing the opposite and that lower infection periods means less chance for deadlier variants:

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Reading that guys twitter feed is nauseating. It's odd how many other experts have claimed the opposite (plus GVB, Montagnier, and Malone)

Uncensored: Dr. Janci Chunn Lindsay, Ph.D., Molecular Biologist and Toxicologist

Dr. Janci Chunn Lindsay is the Director of Toxicology and Molecular Biology for Toxicology Support Services, LLC. She holds a doctorate in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center-Houston. Dr. Lindsay has...

www.informedchoiceaustralia.com

 

[Philomath]

I agree he is probably exaggerating a ton, but do you have some links to show examples of the sort?

These are some websites that came up after a quick search. It’s harder to find the Twitter slams (give me some time)
Btw, he’s a food epidemiologist, not a viral ep. but he does have a Harvard degree so people give his opinion unnecessary value.

How to Misinform Yourself About the Coronavirus

Even if you avoid the conspiracy theories, tweeting through a global emergency is messy, context-free, and disorienting.

www.theatlantic.com

Thinking — Science + Story - Bob Lalasz

I think very differently than the herd about how research leaders can create public impact. Explore the core concepts I draw on in working with researchers to give their ideas force in the world and get decision makers to see what they see.

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Unqualified Covid pundits have become a real challenge to public health education - Flux

‘Hot-take’ culture has turned public health debate into a battlefield strewn with misinformation.

flux.community

 

[RealNeat]

Why is the title of this thread so loud. Relax, it's a party trick.

 

[Ben.]

All these "news" manage to do is make one thought repeat in my head "Can we stop this theatre already?"

 

[Peatness]

New variant just in time for the flu season, apparently it's the 'most mutated'. What does that even mean?

New variant from South Africa is 'most mutated so far' and is already in UK

The C.1.2 strain was first detected in South Africa in May and has been linked to 'increased transmissibility'.

metro.co.uk

 

[JudiBlueHen]

New variant just in time for the flu season, apparently it's the 'most mutated'. What does that even mean?

New variant from South Africa is 'most mutated so far' and is already in UK

The C.1.2 strain was first detected in South Africa in May and has been linked to 'increased transmissibility'.

metro.co.uk

Supposedly it has more genetic mutations (40-50 or so) than previous "variants". As if they sequenced it, but haven't isolated the original virus - how is that possible? Based on the original Chinese published DNA sequence? Or the CDC's patent? Or the synthetic spike protein in the Pf-B jab? Inquiring minds want to know...

 

[Peatness]

Inquiring minds want to know...

Yes, we do. What saddens me is that so many people will read that story and ingest it whole, then get in line for booster jabs.

 

[InChristAlone]

All these "news" manage to do is make one thought repeat in my head "Can we stop this theatre already?"

Same

 

[charlie]

Supposedly it has more genetic mutations (40-50 or so) than previous "variants". As if they sequenced it, but haven't isolated the original virus - how is that possible? Based on the original Chinese published DNA sequence? Or the CDC's patent? Or the synthetic spike protein in the Pf-B jab? Inquiring minds want to know...

 

[Birdie]

I read the Zero Hedge article on it and as one commenter said, "Gotta keep the fear going."