I had in late February, what an antibody test much later confirmed, was a mild COVID case, before any of the lockdown. Almost a month later I had neurological symptoms, left side numbness which sent me to the ER for an MRI and neurological workup. Nothing of note was "found" and it resolved itself, but fuck was it scary for a healthy 30-something. I didn't learn until a month after that that I had COVID and put together all the pieces of what had happened.
Yeah it's like massospora and other "zombie" fungi. Once it gets into your brain, you feel the need to join mass protests and invoke your individual liberty to not wear a mask. Then it spreads to the other tinfoil hats accompanying you just to get out of their homes and see people.
How accurate is this?
The article is pretty vague.
It is another item in the long list of uncommon effects of Covid-19. They admit they don't know much about it but it is worth investigating.
That was a pretty scary read!
It apparently damages the brain before you even catch it. No other way to explain all these COVID deniers and anti-mask protestors.
Please don't post unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments.