Now his explanation of the "asymptomatic" doesn't fit what I thought we have all been told many times. I thought it was "PREsymptomatic" were the carriers that could spread it, and that truly asymptomatic COULDN'T spread it, or very rarely have been found to spread it? Every time I hear an explanation or an answer on that one, there's another professional or specialist that has a DIFFERENT answer to it. There's really never been a solid set of straight answers on this whole thing from the beginning. And now I just found out that CVS has a national policy NOT to fill prescriptions for people taking out-patient treatments for Covid. Can they actually DO that? What a horrible thing. ~JSV
Did this goofball just say nothing of importance while simultaneously try to make a 1% mortality rate appear to be more desirable than a 10% mortality rate?? The arrogance required to believe such blatant nonsense would be accepted as anyone w/ half a mind of their own is quite staggering. I had to go see what kind of “Dr” he is… I was not surprised in the least to find his primary “expertise” was as a professor in Medical Sociology first at Harvard, then Yale. Is also author of four books with topics on… How powerful social media is… Us humans ability to make “A good society that is similar worldwide”… and finally (surprise surprise) the Coronavirus, it’s origins and it’s likely end with informative bombshells like “plagues are not new to humans, just new to us!”. (Really couldn’t make that crap up if I tried) This guy is a glaring example of someone with such incredible arrogance they believe to know what’s best for the human race as a whole. So much so that they not only feel the need to have control over what other, typically younger people think.. They ultimately believe they deserve the power to influence the futures of others by deciding what kind of grades they should have, especially in a field as entirely open to interpretation as his. I mean this guy just tried to publicly convince everyone that 1/100 dead is worse than 1/10… Imagine the wild ass brainwashing he comes up with in the private sociology classes he has total control over lol. It’s actually quite scary.
Depends on how we are or aren’t supporting our immune system!!!
An the answer is?
Now his explanation of the "asymptomatic" doesn't fit what I thought we have all been told many times. I thought it was "PREsymptomatic" were the carriers that could spread it, and that truly asymptomatic COULDN'T spread it, or very rarely have been found to spread it?
Every time I hear an explanation or an answer on that one, there's another professional or specialist that has a DIFFERENT answer to it. There's really never been a solid set of straight answers on this whole thing from the beginning. And now I just found out that CVS has a national policy NOT to fill prescriptions for people taking out-patient treatments for Covid. Can they actually DO that? What a horrible thing.
~JSV
Did this goofball just say nothing of importance while simultaneously try to make a 1% mortality rate appear to be more desirable than a 10% mortality rate?? The arrogance required to believe such blatant nonsense would be accepted as anyone w/ half a mind of their own is quite staggering. I had to go see what kind of “Dr” he is… I was not surprised in the least to find his primary “expertise” was as a professor in Medical Sociology first at Harvard, then Yale. Is also author of four books with topics on… How powerful social media is… Us humans ability to make “A good society that is similar worldwide”… and finally (surprise surprise) the Coronavirus, it’s origins and it’s likely end with informative bombshells like “plagues are not new to humans, just new to us!”. (Really couldn’t make that crap up if I tried)
This guy is a glaring example of someone with such incredible arrogance they believe to know what’s best for the human race as a whole. So much so that they not only feel the need to have control over what other, typically younger people think.. They ultimately believe they deserve the power to influence the futures of others by deciding what kind of grades they should have, especially in a field as entirely open to interpretation as his. I mean this guy just tried to publicly convince everyone that 1/100 dead is worse than 1/10… Imagine the wild ass brainwashing he comes up with in the private sociology classes he has total control over lol. It’s actually quite scary.