A recently published study out of China is spooking the internet, as it suggests a Chinese lab manufactured a mutant viral strain that kills 100% of ‘humanized’ mice. Reading the study will provide you with important details, however, such as the fact the entire thing was based on a “unique model” and not any actual virus or disease. In fact, even the one of the model isolates did “not appear to cause obvious disease.” This is the psychological definition of “fear porn”, which deliberately plays on public fear of disease, disaster, and death. Alongside the deadly computer model, is the increasing attention to something called Disease X, which is making its rounds from Johns Hopkins and the World Economic Forum to the mainstream media, specialty labs in the UK, and the US Congress. Some are reporting that Disease X will come from melting ice due to Climate Change, despite the fact that this theory is also based on… computer models. In fact, the AP reported on the supposed heat records in 2023 as such: “The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Thursday issued a note of caution about the Maine tool’s findings, saying it could not confirm data that results in part from computer modeling, saying it wasn’t a good substitute for observations.” This is identical to Pfizer’s response to claims about their virus research: “most of this work is conducted using computer simulations.” But who cares about objective fact - certainly not Friederike Otto of Imperial College London, who said “I don’t think it’s crucial how ‘official’ the numbers are, what matters is that they are huge and dangerous and wouldn’t have happened without climate change.”

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