I have a connection to an industry insider on this matter.
The PCR "test" is an oxymoron of science, while it did work early on in showing people that would likely get sick. The quality of the tests deteriorated in a direct correlation as it got more and more mass produced. It's a diagnostic protocol and not exactly appropriate for the use case it ended up getting. Pharma likes money though, and government paid for them. So they did it anyway.
lolxd 0 points 10 months ago
I have a connection to an industry insider on this matter.
The PCR "test" is an oxymoron of science, while it did work early on in showing people that would likely get sick. The quality of the tests deteriorated in a direct correlation as it got more and more mass produced. It's a diagnostic protocol and not exactly appropriate for the use case it ended up getting. Pharma likes money though, and government paid for them. So they did it anyway.