Down the Covid Rabbit Hole - Part 1

An explanation for the origins of Covid, the quantum nature of viruses, why Omicron might not be mild and the direction of things to come

So far in this pandemic I have broadly come across two polarized groups of views, with everyone else falling somewhere in the middle.  On one side, there are those who champion lockdowns, masks and vaccines, filling Twitter with stories of high death tolls and Long Covid whilst (until recently, anyway) dismissing any talk of lab leaks as conspiracy theory.  The other side say that lockdowns and masks cause more harm than good, vaccines are not the panacea they have been made out to be and lab leaks are a credible theory.  They say the high death tolls are due to mis-labelling every death ‘with Covid’ instead of focussing on just those ‘due to Covid’ and that Long Covid is relatively rare, being explained instead by lockdown induced deteriorating mental health and #masspsychosis.

However, I have recently come across a third group.  This group are convinced of the lab origins of SARS-CoV-2, in fact they provide credible proof and one claims to have had the first peer-reviewed paper (in 2020) detailing this array of evidence.  They think the high death tolls to date are accurate and that Long Covid is just the tip of the iceberg, which won’t become apparent for years to come.  Antibody Dependent Enhancement (ADE) and Original Antigenic Sin (OAS) are major worries for this group and have been discussed for well over a year.  They do not think that the current vaccines are the answer and may well make matters worse.

They provide interesting evidence as to why we think of viruses in the incorrect, classical sense but instead, due to their size, should view their behaviour in a way more aligned with how we now know particles interact in a quantum way. Worryingly, they suggest that, when viewed like this, it does not show that Omicron is mild but instead points to a more sinister direction that the pandemic might be taking.  More children being currently hospitalised with Covid is used as evidence for this and whether or not their theories are correct, this is one data set that should be monitored closely and one which I will investigate in a future article.

In December 2019 I was worried about what I was seeing on Twitter, with Chinese citizens dying in the street and having their houses welded shut.  However, by the time lockdowns occurred in the Western world, in March 2020, I had become sceptical and after looking at the raw data and statistics, changed my views.  It seemed that the videos of people collapsing in the street were forgeries, meant to provoke panic, especially when the same phenomenon never emerged here.  However, I try to keep an open mind and if the data changes, so will my opinion.  This third aforementioned group, provides explanations as to why these sudden deaths would have occurred in China but nowhere else.

The sudden change in tone around the Western world has been dramatic.  Two weeks ago, lockdowns were on the horizon due to Omicron but now, just as hospitalisations actually are rising, the panic has dissipated and almost in lock step, countries are talking about how to live with Covid, just like flu.  This is what most lockdown sceptics have been saying since the beginning, so hopefully this change of direction is good news.  However, when countries act almost in unison, my ears prick up and I check to see if all is what it seems. To this day, I have still not come to a firm conclusion as to why, in the UK anyway, we were following traditional pandemic procedures and then suddenly U-turned on areas with decades of research such as lockdowns and asymptomatic transmission. These theories would explain those sudden U-turns.

This article is not meant to be fearmongering but when previous theories have been shown to have validity, the people who provided the evidence for those theories have earned the right to have their future predictions taken seriously. Hopefully, the pandemic is becoming endemic and the doomsters have lost the ears of their respective governments.  Nevertheless, one’s views should never be entrenched and new theories should be examined and discussed.  In the rest of this article, I will summarise the aforementioned theories and explain why some consider this to be a sign of dangerous things to come. 

Quantum Viruses

The classical take on viruses is that they should be viewed as singular strains, mutating linearly over time into new variants. However, this theory suggests we should, instead, look at viruses in the same way we do other quantum phenomena, not as fixed events but as clouds of possibilities.

Quantum theory provides explanations for the way atoms and subatomic particles act and interact with each other. Every particle or group of particles are also waves which means they can be in more than one place, or time, at once. Furthermore, different particles, if entangled, can interact with each, instantaneously, wherever they are in space or time. Increasingly, the fields of quantum biology and chemistry have detected this phenomenon in ever larger particles, detecting quantum superposition in particles made up of thousands of atoms.

Quantum effects have been noticed in photosynthesis, vision, respiration and it has been hypothesised to be the explanation behind bird navigation, DNA and even human consciousness itself. So with viruses being incredibly small, why would they not behave in this same quantum way?

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