I also recently stumbled across a study of kindergartens that showed they were full of bacteria and viruses--more than in the average home-- but that they were in a dormant and in a harmless state. When disinfectants were used for cleaning, it killed most of the pathogens, but those that survived became active, and people started getting sick. Cleaning with cleaning products increased the danger from pathogens. So, wash hands with soap after you take a crap or whatever = yes, go around spraying and wiping everything = no.

Interesting bit of history.

Lockdown does not work.

Oh it's working alright. Just not in the way it's being presented.

Thanks for this. I'm gonna show it to a couple smartass knowitall medical professionals in my family. I don't think it will matter, but I'll have some fun with it.

Isn't the purpose of lockdowns to slow spread, not prevent it? The idea is to not have everyone getting sick at once because it puts such a high load on medical facilities.

Of course they got sick, they weren't wearing dirty pieces of cloth on their faces.

Very enlightening, glad you posted it.

Note how they did not control the environment which the people slept and lived in, which could have shown a different perspective.