Author Archives: mikezintel

Assumptions: PCR-RT tests are not only useless due to high false positive rates, they are dangerously misleading. Antigens tests, while having both false positives and false negatives, are much cheaper, easier and more accurate than PCR-RTs. Covid19 does not target … Continue reading →

To Date: WA State Deaths              8500 Population                         7.5M Deaths/Capita                   882 Sweden Deaths                 15,000 Pop                                   10M Deaths/Capita                   666 Mike.

I’ve been trying to understand the real causes of Trump Derangement Syndrome for the two years it took to develop a reasonable working theory. It’s all been swept into the memory hole now, having done the job, but many of … Continue reading →

I’ll do it as lovingly as a I can. Recently, I’ve seen a series of fb memes from my friends in Nova Scotia. They say, basically, don’t be rude to retail employees enforcing Covid19 rules, because they didn’t make them … Continue reading →

Recent news: The CDC has admitted that the vaccine doesn’t stop transmission of the virus, calling into question the strategy of carpet bombing the disease out of existence, and making a mockery of deeply held facebook wisdom that the unvaccinated … Continue reading →

So the system is stacked against you? And you’ve got it all figured: Unfair tax rates allow old white men to steal money that would otherwise make everyone rich. Racism, sexism, indifference to LGBT and immigrant issues and pronouns are … Continue reading →

For much of last year I used publicly available data and news to attempt to create models that demonstrated which mitigations we were doing were effective, and in what order. In addition to just understanding what was going on, and … Continue reading →

Blue is new cases. Orange, % of population taking Hydroxchloroquine. Of course it doesn’t. If anything, it shows the opposite of that the post title claims. It seems that HCQ causes increases in cases, rather dramatically in the 3rd wave, … Continue reading →

Style Pattern 5: All Commercial Airlines Move Many People to Remote Destinations, and Quickly, and That’s What Matters, Experts Say While flying can be disorienting and makes some people anxious, flying on commercial airlines is a very safe activity, thanks … Continue reading →

In the early 90s, Microsoft was riding a wave of growth that would propel them to become one of the most valuable companies of all time. At the core of this growth was the Windows operating system. To understand the … Continue reading →