Coronavirus and Pandemics

I would be interested to know how many people you personally know who have the virus Percy?

Talk about jumping the gun. You guys seem almost triggered by the question. Calm down. I don't know why you would think that about me.But there are a few names we have all heard of that have declared positive.
Boris Johnson, Tom Hanks, Prince Charles. You might care to add to this list.

It may seem that asking one person this question is not significant, but what if I had asked a hundred people or a thousand - and what if I had asked them all individually. The sample size would then be more meaningful and could be used for extrapolation.As it happens, even though I had asked you personally, several others offered their own experiences voluntarily - already adding to the sample size.Why prejudge the intention of the question in this way and bite my head off like that. The only reason I can imagine is that you are confident that I could not have asked this question to a hundred people and certainly not a thousand because they too would have bitten my head off. Such is the nature of society today.

Actually, I wasn't steering the conversation in any direction. I know it's hard to believe right. It was a straight forward question that deserves a straight forward answer.It doesn't even matter whether my question was a good one or a bad one because what it is most fascinating and interesting was the response to it. It mirrors what a top conspiracy journalist once wrote when he stated - "Can't win the debate? Then don't have it".

"The lady doth protest too much, methinks" - I never questioned the veracity of the mainstream claims about the coronavirus. We know the coronavirus is real and causes about 20% of cases of the common cold. This particular strain of course is less well established. Your repeated defence though of something that never was under attack makes me think that perhaps you are beginning to doubt your own narrative?