COVID19 HOLY SH&T A Research Thread

Anonymous Coward writes:


2) COVID has an R0 somewhere between 2.2 - 6.6; probably closer to the 4-4 - 6.6 range; Between 40-80% will achieve heard immunity. We know people become immune to this because Immunoglobulin therapy works and people are testing with positive Titers. The people who have been 'reinfected' likely were never compeltely over the illness. This virus seems to go 'stealth' and can take 4+ weeks or more to totally vanquish.

If immunoglobulin therapy works, then why isn’t it being used en masse to treat COVID patients? And why hasn’t it prevented any deaths or been widely and publicly announced as a treatment?

If it’s really and truly that effective, then we should be able to end the lockdowns tomorrow.

bubonic plague killed an estimated 50 million people.

Spanish Flu killed an estimated 50 million people.

Smallpox killed an estimated 300 million people.

Despite the massive carnage none of these were an ELE event.

While still horrible, Covid19 has killed 125,000 people world wide. And you are calling this a potential ELE event? There's no data to suggest this disease is anything other than a blip on the radar and in the grand scheme of things is totally insignificant.

Spanish Flu only killed some of those - massive doses of mis-prescribed aspirin killed the others.

But yes, you are right - Covid19 is for all practical purposes meaningless.

What if I told you we knew about all of that months ago?

Interesting, but there is a problem with his hypothesis....

If this thing does start using the body to shed RNA at such alarming rates, overwhelming the body eventually to finally it dies... Then what is "protecting" the body from the huge amount of infectious RNA being put off by that small number of cells to begin with?

Imagine a fire breaking out in a boat. The boat will quickly either itself be consumed and sink, thereby extinguishing the fire.

How is the massive shedding of viral particulates not quickly overwhelming the host and as the infection spreads (like the fire in the previous example)? If this infection is so overwhelming, how is it so slow in creating symptoms in its victims?

I agree with the co-infection possibility.

The bigger question is why isn't this infection wiping out Chinese cities? Why weren't Beijing and Shanghai put into lockdown? If they were, as it appears, why weren't they overrun with COVID-19

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Thank you OP. Great stuff.

I agree with your hypothesis above. It explains the age factor. What do you surmise explains the male vs. female disparity?

Thank you.

So now you can research for the real reason we're on lockdown!

It could also be related to exposure to vaccines?

You need 1984 cliff notes?

I actually think it's a poor hypothesis. I believe most people are exposed to the majority of corona virus' by the time they reach middle school. Schools are literally Petri dishes with every infection known to man floating around constantly. Those antibodies have been created long before you've reached a ripe old age.

Anyone who has been curious, and looked in the current research realizes the following facts:


1) Mild cases of Covid19 result in long term organ damage & immunity issues

2) 2nd wave will result in people dying like flies .. just like the videos we have seen from Wuhan

3) there will be no herd immunity in the shot term

4) there will be no vaccine in the short term

Hey OP,

What I found most interesting in all of that is the concept that the antibodies from some very specific previous CVs may have particularly strong ADE responses.

That's the first explanation I've seen for the weird regional behavior of COVID-19. As contagious as it is, it should really be blossoming everywhere, but it may only be bad in regions where a particular cold was circulating in the past that left specific antibodies. It would explain why you see such a big outbreak in NYC but nothing similar in SF or Chicago, which both should have had plenty of people arriving to seed the areas with COVID-19. Perhaps all those cities got sprayed equally with with COVID-19 shedders, but only the NYC population had the CV resume (CV CV - haha) to trigger a bad response.

Here's the shitty part for me personally. I live in NY and have had plenty of colds over the years and presumably have plenty of antibodies. If your theory is right, there is a good chance some future mutation of COVID-19 will have the key to unlock an ADE response in me.

That blows. And unless I want to be playing Russian roulette every winter, I need a solution.

How about this?

There must be huge regional sections of the global population that do not have much experience with coronaviruses. I don't know much about coronaviruses, but I believe most of them don't do well in the heat.

Would moving to one of these regions be the answer? The heat would presumably provide some protection, and since the populations would have very thin CV histories, they would be unlikely to have their own bad reactions if they were exposed to some future iteration of COVID-19.

Where are my posts? BS.

Nevermind, somehow they are on page 3 before and got pushed back to page 2.

So sorry for your loss - that's terrible.

They didn't classify the cause of death as a result of the coronavirus...? That's crazy.

I have my own theory based partly on some early intel that came out about it and partly just on some intuition that it's really a binary pathogen. But my theory was based on the period of time between the 2 phases being possibly several weeks or even months between - not just a few weeks. That's pretty scary.

Chris Martenson had something on PeakProsperity about what actually causes death with covid, and what you described happened to your friend mirrors very closely what he said - check it out if you haven't seen it:

In the big covid thread very early on, I remember reading that red eyes was a symptom they were seeing in Wuhan. Also kept saying the eye was a vector for infection and pushing eyewear as well so might not be bs.

Just Wow. Thanks...I suppose.

Who is the researcher. Where comes the money for his research.

Hogwash

Just looked and didn’t realize this thread had gotten so many hits and questions.

I like that people are thinking through this.

Keep going, questions get answers.

I’ll post some more info tomorrow AM

Great thread, seriously.

The ADE thing would explain why little kids don't seem to be as affected...

And I also agree with the possibility of what the other poster says, where they think this is a slow cooking ELE

Don't mind the bsflags... there's nothing you can do about those tards.

Whew. Read the whole thing. Powerful.

Glad I know I am going to Jesus.

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Lol, I always wanted to live somewhere tropical...

Its from 2018 the research.