Billions of tests needed yet few are saying it.

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Perhaps in recognition of the fact that even China and the USA can't manufacture enough tests so we can finally find and isolate the virus on a daily or weekly basis, and then safely get back to work. It seems the enormity of this task may have scared us off and forced us to give up on it even though it is the only realistic solution based on what we know today. Anyone disagree?

 

[fncceo]

We don't need COVID tests, we need intelligence tests.

 

[MisterBeale]

Given the highly infectious nature of this disease, and the near minuscule mortality rate of it, the media needs to stop over hyping it, the governments of the world need to stop with their tyranny, and most folks just need to realize they are going to catch it, get over it, and move on with their lives.

On top of that, no, I don't really think the totalitarian globalist state needs to know who catches it, that would be like trying to bail out the ocean.

We need to see through this manufactured crises already.

Society didn't see through the war on poverty, it didn't see through the war on drugs, and it didn't see through the war on terror.

This is the final and last play by the globalists to enact their One World Tyranny, the war on pandemics and the ill fated war on death . . . which like the other illusory wars, can never be won.

It is a false paradigm, everyone was born with an immune system for a reason.

 

[JGalt]

Nope. I'm sure the best and brightest are working on it 24/7, but it's an insurmountable task.

Humanity done got blindsided, thanks to some Obama-era virologists studying coronavirus and SARS-infected bats in China. Those bats either escaped from that biological lab in some caves in China, or they were stupidly sold off to the wet market.

The question now is was China working on a biological warfare weapon or was it just plain incompetence that allowed this to infect the entire world?

 

[fncceo]

Bats! Why is it always Bats!

 

[initforme]

Responsible emiyers will be doing every last little thing to protect their employees even when it slows down productivity. Those that don't are bad nasty people. Employers will be walking a fine line as it should be.

 

[james bond]

We don't need COVID tests, we need intelligence tests.

We'll have to take the COVID-19 tests.

 

[georgephillip]

We need to see through this manufactured crises already.

Society didn't see through the war on poverty, it didn't see through the war on drugs, and it didn't see through the war on terror.

Where do you believe the Covid-19 pandemic was manufactured?

 

[fncceo]

We need to see through this manufactured crises already.

Society didn't see through the war on poverty, it didn't see through the war on drugs, and it didn't see through the war on terror.

Where do you believe the Covid-19 pandemic was manufactured?

In the primordial soup

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

the near minuscule mortality rate of it,

??? 26,000 dead in just one month so far and that is with extreme social distancing. Back to normal might mean millions dead-right??????

 

[lennypartiv]

We are better off with fewer tests. Certain segments of the population freak out as the evening news releases data showing an increase in the number of diagnosed Coronavirus patients.

 

[fncceo]

the near minuscule mortality rate of it,

??? 26,000 dead in just one month so far and that is with extreme social distancing. Back to normal might mean millions dead-right??????

Imagine 0.046% of worldwide deaths due to the flu.

Malaria kills 500,000 every year.

Traffic accidents kill 1,250,000 every year.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

The question now is was China working on a biological warfare weapon or was it just plain incompetence that allowed this to infect the entire world?

Just bad luck I'm afraid. China has been around a long time and so have wet markets. It often takes many many deaths before humans take something seriously and now I think we will take potential pandemics seriously.

 

[Polishprince]

Perhaps in recognition of the fact that even China and the USA can't manufacture enough tests so we can finally find and isolate the virus on a daily or weekly basis, and then safely get back to work. It seems the enormity of this task may have scared us off and forced us to give up on it even though it is the only realistic solution based on what we know today. Anyone disagree?

Why would "billions" of tests be needed? "billions" of people aren't sick with this virus.

And most of the people who are sick with it, aren't that sick

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Traffic accidents kill 1,250,000 every year.

40,000 dead yearly from car accidents in USA
26,000 corona dead in USA first month and that is with extreme social distancing.

billions of tests are needed to find and isolate this virus

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

Why would "billions" of tests be needed?

to find and isolate the virus. 1+1=2

 

[fncceo]

Can we test everyone for Syphilis too? It's killed a hell of a lot more people than COVID.

 

[EdwardBaiamonte]

We are better off with fewer tests. Certain segments of the population freak out as the evening news releases data showing an increase in the number of diagnosed Coronavirus patients.

we are trying to save lives not prevent people from freaking out.

 

[lennypartiv]

We are better off with fewer tests. Certain segments of the population freak out as the evening news releases data showing an increase in the number of diagnosed Coronavirus patients.

we are trying to save lives not prevent people from freaking out.

We are trying to prevent people from freaking out. We don't need Wall Street investors to get nervous and jittery, we need a stable economy.

 

[JGalt]

Can we test everyone for Syphilis too? It's killed a hell of a lot more people than COVID.

Why not give everyone an IQ test, while they're at it? Stupidity has killed far more people than anyone else.