COVID-19 Far More Widespread and Less Deadly Than We're Being Told

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"Significantly higher than expected" traces of coronavirus have been discovered in Massachusetts wastewater according to a new study, suggesting there may be many more people who are going undiagnosed than previously believed.

https://www.foxnews.com/science/higher-than-expected-coronavirus-traces-discovered-in-massachusetts-wastewater

Dr. Fauci claims COVID-19 is "10 times more lethal" than the flu. He arrives at that number by dividing the 1% mortality rate for COVID by the 0.1% rate for the flu. But once again he is wrong, hasn't gotten a projection or statistic correct once yet but why should a bureaucrat have to actually be correct to remain employed?  The tremendous number of undiagnosed contractions nationwide means the mortality rate for COVID-19 is far less than 1%, and at the rate information is coming out, it will probably end up being little if any higher than the flu.  Although, it does still appear that it's far more contagious, but that will only be the case until herd immunity levels have increased to levels similar to the flu. Then it likely won't be any more contagious either.

But will any policy makers talk about these mathematics and design policy around them? No.  Instead we get stupid statements from health quacks calling for "lockdowns should remain in place until a vaccine is found" (purportedly 12-18 months away).  People that wreckless with the freedoms of others should be quarantined in concentration camps for their own safety, which they are apparently overwhelmingly concerned about.

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