COVID FROM SOLID CHUB TO ERECTION

Any ideas what is causing the recent COVID surge? Has anything really substantially changed since October? Does anyone actually know what is causing this new surge? Could it be the flu coupling with COVID? All anyone seems to do is shout about wearing masks, but everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.

We can see a steep climb in COVID cases per day starting somewhere in mid October. However, I don't recall any substantial change in policy or public behavior during this time. Does anyone know wtf is going on?

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Any ideas what is causing the recent COVID surge? Has anything really substantially changed since October? Does anyone actually know what is causing this new surge? Could it be the flu coupling with COVID? All anyone seems to do is shout about wearing masks, but everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.

We can see a steep climb in COVID cases per day starting somewhere in mid October. However, I don't recall any substantial change in policy or public behavior during this time. Does anyone know wtf is going on? Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

Maybe it's because people are still wearing masks over extended periods of time. As a person inhales and exhales behind that mask some of the fibers within the mask begin to breakdown gassing out toxic chemicals that the user inhales. Over time toxicity within the body begin to rise. Toxicity is the number one cause of disease.

LOL what a hypothesis.

I don't think this current upsurge has an explanation. I'm thinking it must be the seasonal flu coupling with COVID, but then again the flu should be way less transmissible, and most people are taking basic precautions.

Any ideas what is causing the recent COVID surge? Has anything really substantially changed since October? Does anyone actually know what is causing this new surge? Could it be the flu coupling with COVID? All anyone seems to do is shout about wearing masks, but everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.

We can see a steep climb in COVID cases per day starting somewhere in mid October. However, I don't recall any substantial change in policy or public behavior during this time. Does anyone know wtf is going on? Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

A high percentage of colds are caused by coronaviruses. Why are there more colds in winter? Supposedly because people gather indoors longer, viruses live longer in colder temperatures and lower humidity, cold air can suppresses immune response in nasal passages, and we get less Vitamin D because there's less sunlight. Or at least that's what I get from Googling. A lot of this also applies to influenza.

LOL what a hypothesis.

I don't think this current upsurge has an explanation. I'm thinking it must be the seasonal flu coupling with COVID, but then again the flu should be way less transmissible, and most people are taking basic precautions. Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

Well considering what these masks are made of, I think it's a realistic hypothesis. The surgical style masks most people are wearing are made of non woven fabric bonded by Polypropylene and the rivaled N95 mask actually contain Formaldehyde within the fibers, that's pretty toxic stuff. So depending on how often and the length of time a person wears these masks and their sensitivity they could be setting themselves up for unforeseen problems.

Maybe it's because people are still wearing masks over extended periods of time. As a person inhales and exhales behind that mask some of the fibers within the mask begin to breakdown gassing out toxic chemicals that the user inhales. Over time toxicity within the body begin to rise. Toxicity is the number one cause of disease. Originally Posted by Levianon17

Yeah! That's what it is!

Well considering what these masks are made of, I think it's a realistic hypothesis. The surgical style masks most people are wearing are made of non woven fabric bonded by Polypropylene and the rivaled N95 mask actually contain Formaldehyde within the fibers, that's pretty toxic stuff. So depending on how often and the length of time a person wears these masks and their sensitivity they could be setting themselves up for unforeseen problems. Originally Posted by Levianon17

Maybe it's really the TESTING!



Or maybe, just maybe it's THIS!



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Any ideas what is causing the recent COVID surge? Has anything really substantially changed since October? Does anyone actually know what is causing this new surge? Could it be the flu coupling with COVID? All anyone seems to do is shout about wearing masks, but everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.

We can see a steep climb in COVID cases per day starting somewhere in mid October. However, I don't recall any substantial change in policy or public behavior during this time. Does anyone know wtf is going on? Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

I'm referring to this graph below.



So, somewhere around October cases started to drastically increase. I think we locked down around April, and about somewhere around June is when states started opening up again.

So far our hypotheses are cold and flu virus, masks, and MAGA rallies. I don't think it's MAGA rallies, although it appears to have occurred during the campaign. I don't think it's as simple as not wearing masks, because I am seeing mostly everyone wearing masks. From September to today, I don't recall much changing in regards to COVID response.

Where did you get that graph, Strokey?

Why?

The graph is from https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/

The graph is from https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/ Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

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The graph is from https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/ Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

So what period is it covering?

Just checking. I can view the dashboard in numerous locations, but haven't seen one quite like that.

Is that been doctored by Trump?

Are MAGA rallies to blame? Maybe, but it's kind of anomalous, in my opinion. It just seems to spike out of nowhere.