The faulty logic chain used for CoViD-19 testing:
1) If the PCR test is positive, that necessarily means a specific fragment of DNA has been found in your sample.
2) The fragment of DNA found must be from a SARS-CoV-2 virus.
3) If positive, you must have been infected with this virus.
4) If positive, you must be carrying this virus.
5) If positive, you must be contagious, or at least will become contagious.
6) If negative, you do not have the virus in you.
7) If negative, you cannot be contagious for at least 2 days after testing.
All of these premises are either false or baseless.
Well he also said that you have it, it's just making it measurable. So yeah, you have the Sars-Cov-2 virus even if it's not measurable generically. You don't have Covid-19 without symptoms however and THAT is the problem. The numbers are being reported as if having the virus is the same as being sick with the virus.
6 Comments
Horseman
- 4 years ago
Its a bit like having the herpes or chicken pox virus......bound to find it if you look hard enough....does nnot men you are sick though
Rational_Correctness
- 4 years ago
The faulty logic chain used for CoViD-19 testing: 1) If the PCR test is positive, that necessarily means a specific fragment of DNA has been found in your sample. 2) The fragment of DNA found must be from a SARS-CoV-2 virus. 3) If positive, you must have been infected with this virus. 4) If positive, you must be carrying this virus. 5) If positive, you must be contagious, or at least will become contagious. 6) If negative, you do not have the virus in you. 7) If negative, you cannot be contagious for at least 2 days after testing. All of these premises are either false or baseless.
KBT
- 3 years ago
He may not have been overly eloquent, but I certainly understood his message?
riverwood
- 4 years ago
He also said that the test should not be amplified more than 36 times The UK is amplifying it 45 times! We're being played
Mr. Patroy
- 4 years ago
Well he also said that you have it, it's just making it measurable. So yeah, you have the Sars-Cov-2 virus even if it's not measurable generically. You don't have Covid-19 without symptoms however and THAT is the problem. The numbers are being reported as if having the virus is the same as being sick with the virus.
NewB2bn
- 4 years ago
Exactly, SARSCoV2 can, but rarely does cause CoViD