Welcome to the party.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgcmmQhvDFw
Full video was censored, of course, but you can find it floating around.
They tested a bunch of other fruit as well (you can see the fruit tray in the background).
All tested positive.
And since the PCR tests are so incredibly sensitive, there's no reason why eating a fruit salad, or potentially even just smelling one, will result in a positive COIVD test.
Had a slice of orange?
QUARENTINE!
@mrcarmona @SystemSock @sizzletron@noagendasocial.com
I know this makes for a good meme, but you know the test cannot be detecting covid particles directly right?
This meme is so stupid... And I still believe it is a fraud, but this meme is exactly the kind of dumb shit that makes so called "anti vaxers" look retarded.
How to manufacture a 'pandemic': make the test so it creates a positive result when it detects influenza, ignore fact that 98% of projected flu cases miraculously disappear in same time period.
@KashKustomer @mrcarmona @sizzletron@noagendasocial.com @SystemSock
Yes, that is influenza, not kiwi. That is why the meme pisses me off. It completelly hides the true issue.
Let's say, that you need to develop a realy cheap and mass producable heatrbeat tester. You create a sensor, that detects a harmonic movement. You put it on dead body. No movement, weak body (here it fails, and everyone needs to know that), strong athleat etc...
And then some idiot puts it on a car engine and says your sensor is not working... That is not what it was made for, and it covers it's true failure. Influenza is an important information. Kiwi is a retarded meme.
@KashKustomer @mrcarmona @sizzletron@noagendasocial.com @SystemSock
Even if it was a fraud, this still is the most retarded way of trying to prove it.
I am a software tester. And you have to test EVERYTHING in a REASONABLE conditions. I do not test software without laptop turned on. I do not test how it will react to hammer being dropped at my HDD.
But I said that already, so just keep on proving the left right...
Being a software dev doesn't refute my reasonable hypothesis that the 'tests' in fact do not test for anything.
If I take a voltage meter and hook it up to a beer can to a result of 14.1v, something's fucky.
@KashKustomer @mrcarmona @sizzletron@noagendasocial.com @SystemSock
Ok, Keep on spreading this shit. You made it obvious that critical thinking is no longer one of your priorities.
Listen faggot I build irl shit not codemonkey assfuckery, go back to acting like you're good at your job & are some arbiter of truth & the perception thereof - bc you read a book on C++ 😂
But just fyi? Those tampons are wear items, not permanent installations
It's not that the test doesn't work on Kiwis.
The problem is that most people think this thing is actually detecting the virus.
Including our politicians.
PCR tests detect (in theory) whatever you calibrate them to find, multiplies it until it's detectable, and Bob's your uncle.
It's hyper-sensitive by design, for detection of trace amounts of whatever you're looking for.
It's worse than the opium urine test that comes out positive if you ate a bagel, because it has poppy seeds on it.
And it's not even calibrated to detect the virus, since that is impossible, it's not how it works.
It's calibrated to detect a specific protein, and the virus have those in common with several other viruses, plants, etc...
THE PCR TEST IS NOT RELIABLE INFORMATION FOR MAKING POLICY DECISIONS.
The point would be that the tests likely ship with the results baked in. X% will show up positive on average.
Some African president had them test it on a goat and a papaya, both positive.
News reported that entire shipments of tests were 'contaminated' last year, but what if it was just rigged, period?
Hence Kovid Kiwi