I've been cataloging key takeaways regarding this pandemic that I've learned as a non-expert interested in following the data, which leads to different conclusions than narrative. My hope is to keep adding and then seeing where the theory is wrong vs. policies put into place. https://twitter.com/TimTravis2/status/1280206714940223490
This table from
@gummibear737
extends on work by
@MLevitt_NP2013
Many people already are naturally immune to Covid-19, due to previous exposure to other coronaviruses. It is very likely herd immunity threshold is far lower, which we are seeing in places that got hardest hit20%
This chart by
@EthicalSkeptic
shows how closely Covid-19 related deaths follow the normal risk of fatality. What mostly happened was deaths were pushed up a bit (a few months mostly), spurred by a weaker flu season leaving more tinder for the viral infection fire.
This table by
@kylamb8
shows we are far past the peak on all key metrics, except "cases", which is what Fauci has been focused on, spreading fear throughout. Actual cases peaked months ago, but we weren't testing as much. Many health experts understand lock-down was worthless.
Dr. Ioannidis is one of most renowned experts. He discovered early on how low actual IFR is and questioned the panic narrative from start. Would be one of my top picks to replace Fauci:
In this video, @MLevitt_NP2013 explains to @TonyRobbins we had much of data we needed from Diamond Princess. Testing is really a red herring and what matters is fatality rate, but we knew this was very low early. Response never made sense.
@rodbishop15 highlighted that the NHS (UK) attributes 1,318 deaths to Covid-19 only. As of July 6th, that is under 3% of total UK deaths. Same % in U.S. would be around 4k.
This thread by @apsmunro shows just how low community spread is in schools across the world. The argument schools should be closed is impossible to make based on data, it is simply fear and narrative. https://twitter.com/apsmunro/status/1278714280448319489
This thread by @boriquagato posits a theory that I've seen briefly alluded to by @EthicalSkeptic that some of the Asian countries success in suppressing Covid-19 was due to herd immunity from previous exposure to Coronaviruses such as Sars in 2003: https://twitter.com/boriquagato/status/1280212958392446977
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