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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Thanks for writing and publishing this document. For me, it does clarify PANDA'S hypothesis, which is bold.

I definitely agree with the main conclusions - namely, there never was an unusually "deadly virus," which the authors state means there was no "pandemic" as we should correctly understand this word.

I DO think one can cite significant "evidence" - which I've tried to do in my "early spread" articles - that there was "something" that was making more people sick than a normal or, say, the previous 10 flu seasons.

Was this "something" explained by a virus that was created in a lab? Did our mad scientists create a new virus that made many more people sick, but caused the deaths of very few people?

In the future, I'll try to write a more detailed piece that highlights the majority of points I agree with and the few I don't (or the elements of my hypothesis I'm not ready to abandon). But I'm going to sleep on the points made in this article before I write that piece!

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MK's avatar

Read the whole thing! (as they used to say) about 6 8.5x11 pages of text. But if you have had enough of it and can't takes no more! This will suffice:

"PCR testing created the illusion that something novel was spreading, whereas in fact all that was truly spreading was the testing itself"

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