Coronavirus!

by now most peo­ple know about the rapid spread of this virus.

One of the things that appear to be slight­ly odd is the way in which the data is being report­ed. Because of the way that the CDC has in recent his­to­ry report­ed var­i­ous sta­tis­tics which were some­what dis­tort­ed.

In fact in some cas­es there appears to be a moral fail­ure among CDC sci­en­tists who very like­ly but alleged­ly cooked the books when it came to some polit­i­cal­ly incen­di­ary in its nature.

So, when we have see data that is mis­re­port­ed and or exag­ger­at­ed so as to rep­re­sent a par­tic­u­lar point of view over time hon­ored sci­en­tif­ic stan­dards which have been in place for many years.

Yet, here we are!

Can we trust the CDC?

The answer is prob­a­bly not!

While this virus might be dan­ger­ous and it might lead to more seri­ous vari­a­tions (muta­tions) of the virus it still remains to be seen if any of the clo­sures of schools, sport­ing events, con­certs and any num­ber of oth­er steps that have been tak­en includ­ing the ban­ning of the sales of guns, ammu­ni­tion, alco­hol as well as a num­ber of oth­er items which bog­gles the mind when you begin to look clos­er at the data that we cur­rent­ly have avail­able.

Pan­ic spreads as con­sumers begin to over pur­chase essen­tial items.