TSOT011 Back with a Covid Vengeance

Tyson weighs in on recent stories about very high alleged active infection among prison population (and no, he doesn't mean the whole planet.. bdnkSHHHH) yet many (ALL in one case) being asymptomatic. We cite several articles regarding literally captured populations (those in prison) both:1. Having a large percentage of infection ("have Covid"), and...2. A very low percentage (and in at least one case ZERO) of cases being symptomatic.We cover the logic of how 75% of a population in a small area could be "positive" via testing, yet NONE of them have symptoms. There are only three logical possibilities, and one of them can't be consistent with reality.1. Testing not precise enough and so there are too many false positives. (We know for instance that they admit bacteria can set it off)2. The positive result is from an old infection, from which you've recovered. The testing is the remnant infection, not an active infection.3. Some or all ARE actively infected, but this virus gives NO detectable symptoms across a sampled infected population.  We spend time on why 3 is an impossibility, assuming there is ANYTHING to this "virus" being worse than the flu. And really even if it is only as bad as the flu.  Therefore, it MUST be a combination of 1 and/or 2. Both of which have to do with testing. Then we tackle the fable of contagiousness immediately before you have any symptoms and up to the time when they may finally appear, up to 14 days later. The "walking bullet" claim. Garbage upon garbage upon garbage. dWHY would it be that you are not really practically contagious as soon as it enters your body. TLDL: It enters in an infinitesimal amount. And there is only enough to really come off your body after it incubates and multiplies. And why would that be statistically, practically coming off your body if there is not yet even enough to cause symptoms? And what is the main symptom and the main way to spread (that is, have some of your virus population leave your body)? Coughing. Seems a bit like a symptom, doesn't it. The Purchased Lottery Ticket Analogy for Contagiousness. But really was it ever really 14 days? Only in a statistical sense - the average of "infection to symptoms" was five days. But see how that doesn't help their narrative of "you could have it NOW and be spreading it" to healthy asymptomatic people having to still worry during a two week period during which they feel fine. The PigPen fable of Covid.  (TLDL: This is not a cloud of poisonous toxins being dumped on a population)What ANY decent percentage of asymptomatic cases really means. The logic. You're body obliterated it is what it means! So if any decent percentage of a somewhat random or healthy population can have asymptomatic "cases" only, what does that say about the allegation that the thing is generally very deadly?? (of course the problem with this "observation" is that it can be affected by previously-discussed bad testing).So what if the weakness of the testing is the general, not specific, weakness of that kind of testing? It could be. It's just that in any other case we have not tested to this extent, and so the next headlines weren't waiting on whatever the new "number" is.  =================================================Thanks for listening! Please feel free to email me at [email protected] with requests for appearances, thoughts, feedback, questions, observations, or show ideas! Please like my episodes and follow my show if that is what feels right to you!