1. It is not accurate for media to claim the U.S. is "experiencing an explosion in coronavirus cases".
The truth is we do not know B/C we just started testing. That's why numbers are increasing.
Hundreds of thousands — perhaps more — could be infected now. Even were infected.
The truth is we do not know B/C we just started testing. That's why numbers are increasing.
Hundreds of thousands — perhaps more — could be infected now. Even were infected.
2. I'm referring to the possibility it has been in our population longer than we initially thought.
It was still mid-January when Chinese apologists at the @WHO were telling us it wasn't spread through human-to-human interaction.
Probably multi-thousands of mis-diagnoses.
It was still mid-January when Chinese apologists at the @WHO were telling us it wasn't spread through human-to-human interaction.
Probably multi-thousands of mis-diagnoses.
3. We live in an age when people want both immediate and accurate information.
RIGHT NOW! Right?
But the truth is, if you look at prior pandemics that never happens, folks.
Never.
Mortality rates, "from" and "to" dates, infection stats, etc.
All are revised significantly.
RIGHT NOW! Right?
But the truth is, if you look at prior pandemics that never happens, folks.
Never.
Mortality rates, "from" and "to" dates, infection stats, etc.
All are revised significantly.
4. These claims and proclamations we keep hearing are based on the presumption that this information/data are accurate.
Even without a great power trying to mislead the world, with an assist from @WHO and corporate media, we always need time to gather more accurate data.
Even without a great power trying to mislead the world, with an assist from @WHO and corporate media, we always need time to gather more accurate data.
