Category: Covid (Page 2 of 2)

Questions for the Covid Commission

March 2, 2023 / Richard Nestoff

The way the Covid-19 pandemic was handled was a shit show. It’s over, but we have to do better than just never speak of it again. Questions should be openly discussed so we learn. The Norfold Group put together a reasonable set of questions. I don’t care who funded them or the background of the doctors. The report is so reasonable, it may become hard to find, so I’m backing the Questions for Covid Commission by Norfolk Group Full Report .

The executive summary provides ten concise questions, and they are:

Covid remote learning corrupted good people.

March 2, 2023 / Richard Nestoff

When cheating becomes the norm, normal kids cheat. During the summer of 2020, the administrative team for my school had time to plan for fully remote classes. They made no provision for valid testing. Teachers asked questions and suggested solutions, but no answers ever came. Even worse, the administration kept insisting that students be shown grace. In education-speak, grace means dialing down the accountability.

Covid fringe theory was probably right, but never mind.

February 28, 2023 / Richard Nestoff

Fringe Theory of Coronavirus Origin

Covid came from Wuhan lab

February 26, 2023 / Richard Nestoff

Covid came from Wuhan lab

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Energy Department has concluded that the Covid pandemic most likely arose from a laboratory leak, according to a classified intelligence report recently provided to the White House and key members of Congress.

It isn’t clear why the Energy Department is investigating the Covid origin, instead of building nuclear reactors, but at least they got to the answer that the rest of us figured out a long time ago.