wrong in so many ways
"flu" is not a classification of a single illness of a single cause.
in 2021 there were many cases of flus that were not covid if you look at the individual strain counts
however flu (multiple types) include covid.
a "flu" count is not calling all cases as covid. its classing all strains of flu including covid as flu
what you need to take into account is many factors
1. people wearing masks and social distancing declined the number of infections
2. cry baby mild sufferers(who were not severe) from old seasonal flus decided to stay away from hospitals/family clinics
there are more. but lets see if your smart enough to guess them
"flu" is not a classification of a single illness of a single cause.
in 2021 there were many cases of flus that were not covid if you look at the individual strain counts
however flu (multiple types) include covid.
a "flu" count is not calling all cases as covid. its classing all strains of flu including covid as flu
what you need to take into account is many factors
1. people wearing masks and social distancing declined the number of infections
2. cry baby mild sufferers(who were not severe) from old seasonal flus decided to stay away from hospitals/family clinics
there are more. but lets see if your smart enough to guess them
Do you really think that later in the year, the CDC will put that spike that is missing, back into the chart in the link in my previous post? After all, that way they could say that all those spikes were something all mixed up, and not the flu virus after all. "We been lyin' to you all along," right?
As Dr. Andrew Kaufman and others have been proving to us, they don't even have a for-certain isolation of the Covid virus... or flu or anything. And now you are starting to agree with them, backdoor style.
