Each and every one of the aforementioned measures was rooted in a false narrative. When people previously questioned this narrative, those who blindly believe experts without question claimed that questioners were “grandma killers” or “selfish.”
Transmission of the coronavirus by asymptomatic people is “very rare,” says the WHO's Maria Van Kerkhove, contradicting a widely held belief among health officials and researchers
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Here is the inescapable reality: each and every one of us was fed lies about the coronavirus. Some people believed the lies, whereas others did not. How many businesses and jobs shuttered permanently due to shutdown orders? How many surges in domestic violence occurred because of shelter-in-place directives? All of this turned out to be for absolutely nothing.
Preliminary evidence claiming the rampancy of asymptomatic coronavirus transmission was false. Now, millions of Americans have paid the price for the wrong information of health experts. All of this goes to show why believing “the experts” without question is dangerous and foolish. No one is infallible. No one is perfect, and believe it or not, everyone is capable of corruption.
