PCR tests do nothing more than confirm the presence of fragmen | SHIFT
PCR tests do nothing more than confirm the presence of fragments of viral RNA of the target SARS CO-V2 virus in someone’s nose. While a person with COVID-19 is infectious for a one-to-two week period, non-viable (harmless) viral SARS CO-V2 fragments remain in the nose and can be detected by a PCR test for up to 100 days after exposure. Up to 75% of “positive” individuals are most likely post-infectious. It's a casedemic, not an actual pandemic.
