To be fair, there’s not much difference, aside from availability, between fictional quack cures and actual quack cures.
Not that HCQ is a quack treatment, in case the forsynthia references get confusing in this thread. Just that HCQ is not the game changing super cure it’s been made out to be by some.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/21/health/hydroxychloroquine-veterans-study/index.html
Here is the actual study:
Thus while quite negative news note that this was not a controlled study.
I feel partly vindicated.
You may leave your squirming public apologies for your excessive scepticism below.
Banksiaman
PS - I expect it will be a matter of a few days or a week at most before we are told that we may make some impact on the virus by throwing rocks at it. Also, virus mallets and bacterial tweezers will shortly be available for purchase on my website.
A sufficiently large and fast rock may even eliminate virus from multiple individuals. With just one rock! I am trademarking “Chicxulub”.
High-velocity Brussels sprouts work too. I’m devising a rapid-fire launcher. Stand back.
Humanity is the virus. Asteroids are the cure.
Don’t forget Laetrile. That stuff rocks.
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