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Has the "common cold" actually been a long series of corona viruses in a continuing pattern of ever evolving mutation?
Not simply one consistent strain? As in, "I've got a cold."
Have we actually been having a different variant of the "cold" virus each and every time?
If so, does that show that new variants of corona virus have been with us for many years?
If this is the case then it would seem that the main difference between today's cv19 mutations and cold and flu viruses of the past is the widespread promotion.
Preaching to the choir, I know.
Just thinking through some ammunition to help the uninformed on their way.
If this can be shown it seems like it could be a powerful argument.
Thank you for reading.
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Yeah sure… and the first one was immaculately created. Sorry, but I’ve completely stopped believing in the whole contagious respiratory model. How has anyone ever known if the ‘virus’ was the flu or the cold? Oh well the flu you’re in bed, and with a cold you’re not. These things are never diagnosed by observation of viruses in a location equal to those in a host. No they’re assumed to have been there because ‘everybody knows that when you have a respiratory condition that the cause was the only cause - a virus’. It couldn’t possibly simply be that when you become emotionally or physically unwell you get a respiratory condition… no it has to be that there were invisible viruses in the location, which evolved from some initial virus which came into existence by magic. It’s a great story.