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Quote from WhyDoesMyRobotHateMe

This is a dangerous statement far too many people won't stop making. At risk of cliche, you're doing the apples and oranges thing. If the number is similar, that's irrelevant - flu season's comin' and going as per usual, as well as the people that die of covid. It's an AND, not an OR.

It's only dangerous because it's true. They are counting ALL flu and pneumonia deaths as covid deaths. If you had covid antibodies in you when you died from drowning, you were counted as a covid death. They HAD to count all those in order to make the numbers look like something they're not.

If covid was a thing, we'd still have normal flu and pneumonia deaths ON TOP of the covid deaths, so the numbers would be much much higher than they are now.

Quote from WhyDoesMyRobotHateMe

it is the vulnerable that will be the most at risk - healthy people never were, the whole point of all of the precautions was so that they wouldn't have to die.

Then why make those not susceptible wear a mask? If you're at risk, stay home or wear a mask. Don't force 99.999% of the rest of the world to do it.

And if masks actually worked, why did they have to let all those felons out of prison? Why not have them wear a mask and keep them there?

And if a virologist wears sealed plastic from head to toe while he's working on a virus, what makes anyone think putting a bandanna on their face will protect them? That's like saying it's ok for kids to pee in the pool because they have bathing suits on. Literally.

The covid virus = .1 to .4 micros in size. The opening on a cloth face cover is 200 to 400 microns depending on what you have. Even the box of ear loop masks that all businesses are making customers wear say right on the box they don't protect from covid...

Quote from 3M

THIS PRODUCT IS AN EAR LOOP MASK. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A RESPIRATOR AND WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY PROTECTION AGAINST COVID-19 OR OTHER VIRUSES

Quote from WhyDoesMyRobotHateMe

can kill people, it does kill people and it will continue to do so unless we do something to stop it.

It killed less than 10,000 people in a country of around 350,000,000 people. That's 0.0003%. We've never done this for these kinds of numbers. Not even close.

You were told it was going to kill millions and be the worst pandemic ever by fear mongering politicians and the media. It's not. By a long shot. It's not even worse than the worst flu and we don't shut the world down over that.

There are already studies out showing the loss of human years from shutdowns will far, far exceed the loss of human years from covid if we would not have shut down.

Quote from WhyDoesMyRobotHateMe

If you've been lucky enough to not have lost someone you thought you had substantial time to cherish with remaining then I'm happy for you, and you should be too. But this attitude is a direct affront to the exponentially bigger number of people than the "died with, but not of" COVID statistic. Keep believing what you want but don't spread this poison around,

I personally know more people that have lost their jobs (14) and lost their businesses (3) from this shut down than people I personally know that ever had it(1), or even know anybody that has it(3). I also know one person that killed himself when he couldn't pay his debt when his company closed after the shutdown, so technically I know more people that died from the shutdown than people that died from covid.

Quote from WhyDoesMyRobotHateMe

if nothing else for the people that are still hiding away from their loved ones because they don't want to die.

I have no words....

So here we are in September and I'm starting to see more and more traffic on the way to work. That's a good thing because my fellow man is getting back to work, but it's a bad thing because all the idiots are back on the road and apparently they're mad as hell.

The good news is that here at work we've been running 2 shifts plus weekends full time since before this all started. We implemented 3 new CNC machines and 2 new robots (total of 3 robots now) to run these 3 different respirator parts we make.

_/ranton/

Now the bad news:

In the United States we've had < 200,000 so-called covid deaths in a country of ~350 million people (which is right on par with an average or above average flu season). Problem is, the people counting the numbers have been lying to us.

"Oh, that guy got in a head-on collision with a semi-truck and died? He died of Covid!! Oh, this guy got shot in the head? That one drowned? This one had cancer?

They all died from Covid!!"

By looking at the numbers and causes of death, this year we absolutely, without a doubt, 100% cured the flu AND pneumonia and reduced cancer deaths by about 60%.

What a great achievement, don't you think?

It's a crock of dung is what it is.

Seems every day I read something new or see some chart saying how bad this faux plandemic turned out NOT to be. And how it's "SO DANGEROUS", you can have it and not even know it.

And just last weekend the CDC quietly revised it's statistics for deaths here in the US. They finally told the truth about how many are actually dying from JUST covid, and the number is LESS than 10,000. (6% of their total original number). The other 94% of so-called covid deaths had an average of 2.5 major pre-existing conditions when they "died of covid".

So in reality the odds of a healthy person dying from covid are around 0.0003%. You have a better chance of dying from sunstroke, bee stings, or being hit by a bicycle than this faux virus.

Not only that, but the vast majority of "positive" tests have turned out to be false positives (either a straight up false positive or numbers so low they cannot cause any symptoms nor spread to someone else).

Yet we locked down the entire country (world) and destroyed an untold number of families' ability to make a living and closed businesses that are never coming back.

Why? For our health?

No. It's absolutely, 100% guaranteed, NOT about our health.

_/rantoff/

Today I read where HHS (Health and Human Services) are going to be cancelling millions of dollars of contracts for respirator parts. We will most likely be affected by that and will need to find other things for my robot army to do.

Lastly, I keep hearing about the "second wave" of plandemic lockdowns coming this month. Hope you all stocked up on toilet paper!

Quote from schnautz

Unfortunately, here in Indiana, there's too much leeway in determining if you're 'essential' or not.

I don't think that's unfortunate at all. People need to get back to work! And your company probably cannot afford to stay open for just one or three people to make and process this one part.

It is coming to light that we are not getting accurate information from the WHO and the CDC. The effects of this pandemic appear to have been significantly over-exaggerated and there are only a handful of real problem areas here in the USA. Yet we've shut down the entire country and intentionally destroyed the best economy and lowest unemployment this country has ever seen because of that false information.

It's also being surmised that this thing may have been running rampant inside the US since last December or sooner. My wife and one of my sons was sicker than normal before Christmas last year. Seemed like more than just a flu and I suggested my wife go to the doctor over it but she did not. It lasted longer than the flu, too.

I don't usually get sick but I got a few symptoms of flu as well, but not enough to keep me home. I still have a slight cough from it.

Anyway, I believe any business in an area like Indiana (population of almost 7 million with only 350 deaths so far from what I can tell) should stay open if they can find any loophole.

Quarantine the problem areas. Make the elderly and high risk people in all areas self quarantine. But allow any business that can provide their service while maintaining safety (via SD or other methods) to continue to do business.

We are gearing up here. Massively.

We make a handful of different parts for ventilators and are shifting from 8,000 units per year to between 80,000 and 100,000 units per year to start, possibly more.

We were already installing 2 new CNCs this week (a 4 axis hori and a 3 axis VMC with a trunion to get 5 axis), but now we're getting a third one to ensure we can hit capacity requirements.

We are asking our operators to work 12 hr days on both shifts so we can have spindles running 7/24 and working with our core suppliers to ensure they are exempt from closure.

I am almost finished with our new table for the robot that will quadruple it's capacity before humans need to load pallets.

Stop reading here if you think we're on the right track r.e. this virus...

We have literally destroyed the world's economy over this and instituted draconian new laws granting .gov's around the world even more control over our miserable little insignificant lives and to take more control over manufacturing.

I don't know (nor care) if this was man made... what they're doing with it is horrible and as every day passes it appears more and more like it's being blown way out of proportion intentionally to either distract us from something else or to usher in a new world order. (I've been tracking US population and deaths from this "virus" and so far we're at 0.00018% of the population dead from this.)

Then, when you look at what US democrats are doing to try to get their pork into the relief bill, delaying the action by DAYS, it gets rather infuriating.

:tinfoilhat-on:

This won't go over well with much of the community, but I'm getting the exact same sinking feeling in my stomach as I got around 2003 or 2004 when I started realizing those twin towers and building 7 were absolutely, without a doubt, imploded intentionally and did NOT fall down from being hit by planes in 2001 like we were told (7 was never even hit yet imploded exactly the same as the twins, anyone care to venture a guess how or why?).

:tinfoilhat-off:

I see two possible outcomes here:

1) Hundreds of thousands dead and millions terribly sick (if we're being told the truth)

2) We are being lied to for extremely nefarious reasons that we won't know for a few yeasr

Neither includes a bright outlook.