/cvg/ - Corona Virus General #3292 - CCP Virus Editions

it took like 10 days but finally a little good news

Korean researchers have been researching the "reactivations" and found they cannot find any live virus, only dead rna, the test still hits positive

Dutch researchers have started an experiment with a particular blood pressure medication (valsartan) that in theory would prevent lung fluid from building up, the most dangerous of coronas symptoms.

How delusional is Trump saying that the projection is 65k by the end? There's 37k now, 65k in a week and a half.

You know what? Maybe this is the third strain.

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UK will distribute untested and unproven vaccine in September. They will just test vaccine on the HERD directly, millions of shots already being produced

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I almost sure this wasn't about just tests, it was about former patients returning with symptoms.

I thought there was 8?

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kek

So, anyone care to comment on this?

patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020060606&fbclid=IwAR0akkhfIt0pgQIwl_tW-1S0le_To-LOhlJ6uxIHLSLdraFp7-RfDUAzKcE

there are three thousand

>thousands of blacks die of malaria every year
Fify

there are three big differences and the rest are all minor

hell there has even been a mutation making it significantly weaker in india

Source? This doesn't line up with the anecdotally reported symptoms reappearing in some patients.

You mean 4k

It’s almost like the virus is hiding somewhere beyond where they’re looking

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Obviously any Jap should buy a hunting rifle like I Am A Hero, become an instant god the second anything goes wrong

I see they are going to make use of the old foot in mouth solution and just kill the livestock and repopulate the island with a new herd

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But the KCDC reported they were returning with symptoms

6 million you nazi

3 thousand+ mutations, 8 strains
You need significant mutations for it to become a new strain
If I understand correctly, I'll openly admit I dont understand viruses or epidemiology very well

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Immunity update
>antibody tests work but some previously infected people recovered without producing antibodies
>likely using other immune mechanisms to fight the virus

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Fuck yeah spread it

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The virgin western flatten the curve vs the Chad Chinese crush the curve

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Has anyone made a DIY mask? How did it go? What did you use?

Remember when the number of deaths first exceeded the number of threads ?

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Oh looky where, what a coincidence

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You know that chart that shows coronavirus deaths compared to other causes of death? Does anyone know where to find something similar? I’m trying to corroborate the pic attached

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Because lazyfucks like you won't pick up the vegetables and still want to eat

back to trannies.

back to open borders.

back to incels.

back to cnn and msnbc and the nyt.

back to zionism.

back to maps.

back to schizo social media.

back to environmental destruction.

back to everyone on mind control meds.

back to pointless virtual and service jobs.

back to antifa.

back to debt.

back to the disappearance of the middle class.

back to being replaced.

back to the rnc and the dnc.

back to the bugs.

back to the pods.

back to meth and fent.

back to homeless cities.

back to capeshit.

back to bugmen.

yeah. i can't wait to go back.

Someone close to mes relative is going to die thanks to a botched operation thanks to rona hysteria and they can't even go see them.

There will be no more clap.

Repost because every time i post /cvg/ fucking new threads. Slow down asshats. Also why is there a 5 minute image copy lim...arrr fuck you im not in the fucking mood fuck this gay earth.

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>Korean researchers have been researching the "reactivations" and found they cannot find any live virus, only dead rna, the test still hits positive
Bro, they have symptoms and positive outcomes. If they can't find it, I don't think it's a very good news, you know.

yeah, it seems like when it gets to a new ethnicity or area it starts out as being generally weaker and than mutates like its consciously adapting to its new breed of hosts. At least thats what it looks like to me

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Chequed>If I understand correctly, I'll openly admit I dont understand viruses or epidemiology very well
That's pretty much it user

>bongs eating veggies

I wot m8

i made one out of simple cloth - it works really well. with that we can go back to work with zero problems!

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>COUNTRIES LIST
#1 United States 710,272 (37,175) #2 Spain 191,726 (20,043) #3 Italy 172,434 (22,745) #4 France 147,969 (18,681) #5 Germany 141,397 (4,352) #6 United Kingdom 108,692 (14,576) #7 China 82,719 (4,632) #8 Iran 80,868 (5,031) #9 Turkey 78,546 (1,769) #10 Belgium 37,183 (5,453) #11 Russia 36,793 (313) #12 Brazil 34,221 (2,171) #13 Canada 31,927 (1,310) #14 Netherlands 31,589 (3,601) #15 Switzerland 27,404 (1,344) #16 Portugal 19,685 (687) #17 India 14,792 (488) #18 Austria 14,671 (443) #19 Ireland 13,980 (530) #20 Sweden 13,822 (1,511) #21 Peru 13,489 (300) #22 Israel 13,107 (158) #23 South Korea 10,653 (232) #24 Japan 9,787 (190) #25 Chile 9,252 (116) #26 Poland 8,563 (339) #27 Ecuador 8,450 (421) #28 Romania 8,418 (417) #29 Pakistan 7,481 (143) #30 Denmark 7,242 (346) #31 Saudi Arabia 7,142 (87) #32 Norway 6,992 (163) #33 Mexico 6,875 (546) #34 Australia 6,565 (69) #35 Czech Republic 6,553 (176)…

>LATEST CHANGES
#1 Russia +4,785 (+40) #2 Iran +1,374 (+73) #3 Netherlands +1,140 (+142) #4 Belgium +1,045 (+290) #5 Spain +887 (+41) #6 Portugal +663 (+30) #7 Sweden +606 (+111) #8 Mexico +578 (+60) #9 Brazil +539 (+30) #10 United States +537 (+21) #11 Pakistan +456 (+8) #12 Ukraine +444 (+8) #13 India +440 (+2) #14 Romania +351 (+6) #15 Qatar +345 (+1) #16 Switzerland +326 (+17) #17 Indonesia +325 (+15) #18 Bangladesh +306 (+9) #19 Philippines +209 (+10) #20 Panama +194 (+7) #21 Finland +192 (+8) #22 Poland +184 (+7) #23 Denmark +169 (+10) #24 Israel +125 (+7) #25 Morocco +106 (+2) #26 Kuwait +93 (+1) #27 Argentina +89 (+6) #28 Austria +76 (+12) #29 Hungary +71 (+16) #30 Norway +55 (+2) #31 Malaysia +54 (+2) #32 Bosnia & Herzegovina +54 (+1) #33 Armenia +47 (+1) #34 Slovakia +40 (+2) #35 Sudan +33 (+4)…

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youtube.com/watch?v=m_P-sP698sA

Oh Hans...

Excellent video explains the recent Santa Clara County antibody testing showing COVID-19 is about as deadly as the flu. youtu.be/k7v2F3usNVA

>no bloatmaxxed quarantinewaifu to cuddle and frolick around with

hold me brehs...

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REMINDER IT CAUSES NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
>REMINDER IT CAUSES NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
REMINDER IT CAUSES NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS

medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19/86005
>Encephalopathy, agitation with confusion, and corticospinal signs were associated with severe COVID-19 in a case series from France.

People with low ACE2 count will keep infecting themselves and killing people with high ACE2 count. Swell.

Farmer Jew is going to pump his herd full of faulty vaccine isn't he

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Fake and gay
10,000,000 woman do not die from abortions each year

They're getting desperate at this point.

>lung damage from pneumonia is confirmed
breaking news.
so you choose to ignore large scale scientific studies but religiously believe random anecdotes online?
>but there were actually 5000 excess deaths "from all causes" in the same week in which everyone stayed indoors so no traffic accidents or robberies gone wrong or...
ahh yes. coronavirus, car accidents and robberies are the only way people die. show me these 5000 excess deaths, i speak german so i can understand dutch.
do you mean this study?
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.02.18.20024364v1?fbclid=IwAR38lI2cJw86CFFNsCqgHgk-Tx1b2d7BhM_P071pqgpm6g_u50cmNFFGoyo
i thought scientific studies/chinese data/jew shills/whatever the fuck you want to bring up, didn't matter?

I'm ok with that

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You mean the same study that demonstrated it had spread to less than 5% of the population. Furthermore why do people only look at death and not all the other associate problems with keeping people alive for many that will require hospitalization and treatment. That too does not include any long term problems that may exist.
Treating a novel virus with HIV inserts like the flu is beyond stupid

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What the fuck is "rona"
Is it some sort of nigger slang?

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This could lowkey be good news. If there is an easy treatment that doesnt involve creating antibodies that is easy to apply it would be a gamechanger.

This chart? It’s the most recent one I’ve seen lately, 4/7

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It's not like we are talking about significant numbers.

> of the 7,829 people who have recovered from coronavirus there, 2.1% retested positive, the KCDC said Friday. It is not clear how many of the people who have recovered have been tested again.

> KCDC deputy director Kwon Joon-wook said that so far, there's no indication that patients who retest positive are contagious, even though about 44% of them showed mild symptoms.

> According to Kwon, these tests may still be picking up parts of the RNA even after the person has recovered because the tests are so sensitive.
"That's one possible and very strong explanation," he said.
The same theory was posited by one of China's top respiratory experts, Zhong Nanshan. In a press conference earlier this week, he said that a recovered person can test positive because fragments of the disease remained in their body.
"I'm not too worried about this issue," he added.

> Kwon says there is no evidence so far of a person who has retested positive being infectious, adding: "At the moment, we think that there is no danger of further secondary or tertiary transmission."

That's.acutally.real.

I think it’s talking about the fetuses, not the mothers...

Innate immune response doesn't produce antibodies

> immunity certificates useless for now
Bill Gates must be seething

>back to environmental destruction.
lul libtarded hippie bitch

Yeah, but a week and a half ago that number of retested positive was 0%

>getting
kek

ace2 is not a anti body, some people are straight up not making anti bodies to the virus

So, what's the difference between a strain and a mutation. Is it the RNA makeup?

>he thinks flatten the curve will yield better outcomes than a short but real lockdown

Definitely fake and gay then
No one died
An unneeded body part was removed

haha wtf how did they train the cat to do that

>There are wagies lurking in here right now

Ugh

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What thread theme would fit by gif related

Remember to keep going. You can make it

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No I think he is suggesting those that have fewer ACE2 receptors will keep getting infected by not die but they will then spread the virus to those with higher numbers of ACE2 receptors who will die

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I mean people with low ACE2 don't need antibodies.

The sound they'll make rattling their cage will serve as a WARNING to the - electronic OLD MEN.

>he trusts China numbers
sorry Gwaelo just dropped 1000 deaths out of my pocket kekeke

>I Am A Hero
Is this good?

lol cringe.

strains are just changes in the RNA makeup which is very large. almost all of those changes are insignificant to how the virus functions. a mutation is a significant change to the function. there can be 50 billion strains but if none of them actually change how the virus attacks your body/your body deals with it, then it's irrelevant.

>been locked up since February, sister has a blood disease and the early reports made all my alarms go off so convince family to prep and stay the fuck inside
>all is well up until now, bit boring, family going a bit stir crazy but we managing
>before this thing started, sister had pneumonia that wouldn't go away for like 2 months, she has compromised immune system so it's expected
>get a call yesterday, family doctor informing us that sister needs to get anti bodies checked up for the pneumonia, seeing as our country is gonna open up again, and if her body hasn't produced any, she will have to get vaccinated
>now I'm shitting bricks about if this is just a ploy to test out an experimental vaccine against chink flu that will potentially harm more than it'll do good
>never had this happen in similar situations in the past
>gov has passed laws that legally allows them to forcefully vaccinate anybody

bros I did so much to protect my family, jesus fucking christ, why can't they just fuck off with their bullshit goddamn

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Its what youtubers have been saying to avoid unwarrented takedowns by 1984tube.

It's a 9/10 rollercoaster until the end

how does that make sense and where did you see that mentioned? youre saying that people with low ace2 never get the disease bad enough to need antibodies so theyll always keep getting reinfected and never feeling bad, but people with high ace2 get it bad so they develop antibodies? and youre saying that because of that low ace2 people will effectively infect almost everyone with high ace2?

You don't have to trust Chinese numbers to acknowledge that crushing the curve is superior to flattening the curve.

>For now, the most likely explanation of why people are retesting positive seems to be that the test is picking up remnants of the virus.
>The KCDC has re-investigated three cases from the same family where patients tested positive after recovering, Kwon says.

>In each of these cases, scientists tried to incubate the virus but weren't able to -- that told them there was no live virus present.

>Like many countries, South Korea uses a reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) to test for the virus. The RT-PCR test works by finding evidence of a virus's genetic information -- or RNA -- in a sample taken from the patient.
>According to Kwon, these tests may still be picking up parts of the RNA even after the person has recovered because the tests are so sensitive.
>"That's one possible and very strong explanation," he said.

lets say that corona currently has 3000 strains
what happened is that corona version 1 got copied over and over again, however with each copy there are chances for slight changes.

Up till now there have been three diverging strains spreading over the globe, but even these three are so similar that a vaccine could target all three.

The rest of the strains that came from these three all have such minor mutations that there functionally is no difference.

>Human body activity associated with a task provided to a user may be used in a mining process of a cryptocurrency system.
You know how when you're jogging you're making your own metabolism work? Now apply this concept PLUS whenever it starts working (metabolism) you somehow are giving computing power to do something in an unspecified cryptocurrenty network.

Something you have to keep in mind about patents. Just the fact that there is a patent on something doesn't mean that there's a physical implementation of it (or prototype). I don't know the WIPO rules about that, but I'm very certain that in the US that's how it works. In fact, patents, as they are right now in the US, are a nightmare. You can patent "everything" even if there's not a physical implementation of it.

In the EU the rules are very different. You NEED a physical implementation (prototype) to patent that idea. There are, of course, some exceptions as well. You can't patent mathematical formulas, etc. but in the US you can.

As a side note: This is why progress is super slow and only happens between decades (that's when patents expire, btw). Unless, a certain investor is willing to put money on that idea and pay the "inventor" to implement that idea.

Of all the shit Trumps done with appointing friends and family, Linda was probably one of his most reasonable appointments when she was the head of the small business commission, take away that it's wrestling and realize they she was the driving force behind turning her husbands struggling carnie business into a international multi-billion dollar a year entertainment company. Probably should have brought her back in instead of Vince, but he's no slacker when it comes to making shekels so I guess he's better than a lot of people Trump could have picked.

So then why do they show symptoms?

It's logistically impossible if China couldn't.

Okay, what about symptoms then?

There are synonymous and nonsynonymous mutations. Only nonsynonymous mutations change viral infection and reproduction and could be termed a new strain.

it's the coonrona

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No idea user. The data on what the mutations are specifically when dealing with coronavirus might be out there but I dont know how to find it. I would think it would explain why we have such a vast array of symptoms though with the way it presents basically rolling a ton of dice. Like I said, I'm struggling to wrap my hands around it but thats what I understand in my complete laymans perspective. To put things in perspective you need to be vaccinated for new flu strains once a year and we have 8 new strains of this new virus since this all began.
scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3048772/striking-coronavirus-mutations-found-within-one-family-cluster
>detected “striking” mutations in a new coronavirus that may have occurred during transmission between family members.
>potential to alter the way the virus behaves
>significant changes
>nonsynonymous substitutions, can alter biological traits, allowing them to adapt to different environments
>Two nonsynonymous changes took place in the viral strains isolated from the family
>total of 17 nonsynonymous mutations from cases
>30,000 base pairs, longer than many other viruses
>theoretically, mutations can make recovered patients sick again and cheat existing detection methods
archive.is/GPVv4#selection-2899.4-2899.104

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I don't think it's impossible. I certainly don't think it was impossible in January.

Add this to the list.

the-scientist.com/news-opinion/lab-made-coronavirus-triggers-debate-34502

Don't listen to that dumb mutt user.

Thanks, pals.

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What do we do if we're forced to take the vaccine?

I'm about to get tested. Be honest with me, how bad is the brain swab?

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It's too late for that now, Rolf.

Cool that people theorising early on that it was released from a lab in Wuhan ended up being right.

They had a committee meeting that cured the virus Hans you know this

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up the ra

I dont think thats right, do you have sources?

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If you don't have a gun it's irrelevant

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Force your fist up their ass and remove them from your home.

Don’t sneeze

==BOOMER RAGE==

m.youtube.com/watch?v=fiLv2Etoofw

You too user

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archive.is/yj0Ra

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based and committeepilled

Anyone got sources for the size of the virus?
>inb4 it's 0.3 microns user!