Didn't say any of that or anything remotely close to it, what I...

Didn't say any of that or anything remotely close to it, what I can say though is that when people like you claim to be a "healthcare worker" and suggest you are working in the realm of medical research despite how unhinged and unwilling you are to engage honestly, you're only helping validate the beliefs of extremists.

You're a medical researcher who doesn't seem to be able to engage with basic literacy, speaks in broken sentences, can't provide basic evidence for their beliefs and constantly lashes out with personal attacks and a lack of sourced information or relevant content. No one who is sceptical of aspects of the medical community is going to read your posts and come away with anything other than disgust and validation that there are crazy people in the field. In my opinion from the way you write I find it incredibly hard to believe that you work in the field, if you are you're making a mockery of it and are a horrible spokesperson for your beliefs. Again, the lack of thoughtful and evidence based argument you engage in when it comes to covid discourse is undeniably going to bolster the beliefs of any extremists who read your posts.

In 3 months my point will be validated. The vast majority of the country will get Omicron, the death rates will be incredibly low and the return to something that strongly resembles normalcy will return.

I also said that there are various and specifically a large randomized control trial that emphasises that cloth masks have no statistically significant reduction in transmission. Surgical masks appear to have a mild reduction, although with consideration to Australian case numbers you'd be delusional to hype even surgical masks at their ability to inhibit cases in a meaningful way.

Calling me an antivaxer in particular is laughable, the reason I'm so confident in my prediction is precisely *because* I believe in the proven efficacy of vaccines to create a safe environment for society to return to normal and live with covid as an endemic disease. Not to mention this will only become more clear with the implementation of anti-virals into treatment regimens and rapidly achieved natural immunity.

There's nothing your positions on covid of screaming bloody murder and claiming that there will never be a return to normalcy offer the forum in terms of economic understanding or financial advice for a stock like this. Whether you like it or not Omicron cases will peak within a month at which point covid will rapidly slip off the radar as a central economic issue and restrictions will slip away. I know it hurts to be left with a heavily deflated political football that you can no longer throw around to moralise with, but the reality is that the pandemic is on its last legs as a crisis-tier issue.