that 66% “kill rate” is wrong according to Dr McCullough, he says 13% of cases are serious and could require transplant or lead to death within 5 years, and he would know. Something is still very wrong here I just don’t like articles that try to make things sound worse than they are, sensationalism is not required, the situation is already quite disturbing given the lack of communication of risk (especially early on) and the road travelled bringing more/new information when supposedly “the professionals” were the science experts and we should’ve just “trusted the science”.
