This is an interesting video, but there are more q..

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This is an interesting video, but there are more questions not cleared up here, 1. when they say someone is positive, could that be for a lesser, non dangerous coronavirus? 2. If they actually have COVID-19, and have no symptoms, are they really contagious? If they are, to what degree? For example, if they are shopping in public or attending an in person class, what is the likelihood of someone nearby getting infected? 3. Maybe I missed this along the way, but why aren't our relevant government agencies studying this and getting citizens the information they desperately need?

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there is a thing called the "Cycle Threshold", the number they are supposed to use and give you when you supposedly test positive. The higher the number, say 35,means you are positive but less likely to get sick, or be transmittable. The lower the number say 24, you are sick. So they are hiding the threshold number from us again,

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