Another Covid Myth Dies the Death

It certainly also played a psychological role when stuff was constantly cleaned and disinfected. Just think yourself back 10 months when everything about Covid was uncertain. You wouldn't want to be that 1 store/shop/restaurant that doesn't clean as much as the others.

And anyone who agrees is downvoted.

My take is this. For a few years I've avoid touching doorknobs and doorhandles. I avoid people who have colds or flu. I avoid sick people with ANY communicable disease. Nothing to do with COVID. I just reduce my number of colds by a significant amount. Its called common sense.

How we got COVID will be explained by speculation for years. Those responsible will never pay. Those who profited will never pay.

Interesting. What's the procedure when introduced to someone? Avoid handshake and having to explain, or handshake and hand washing afterwards?

For anyone that is not aware, this article is from an organization that has had a really weird stance to the pandemic.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/oct/11/the-re...

The strangest thing they've done IMO is pretending to have a statement signed by medical scientists when, in reality, there was no checking of who signed it and their credentials (or even their existence)