PCR stands for polymerase chain reaction. It’s not a test. It was designed to replicate DNA samples when samples were too small.

Go read the article and learn something instead of parroting CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post talking points. BTW, not one of your memes has aged well. Not to mention you put the cherry on top of the greatest meme of all: The Left Can't Meme!

Just because your mommy and daddy told you you were smart and clever whilst growing up, doesn't mean that it's true. In fact, that's probably when you started believing things that aren't true.

You really shouldn't argue with someone that has a degree in underwater pottery making.

You or antithesis?

Read the damn article, you low information voter. Oh, and read the Pfizer docs that Pfizer wanted to keep from the public for 75 years and was ordered by a court to release. I don't do reddit. I get information from actual sourced material. If you wanna stay ignorant to what's really going on, be my guest. But, when the lights finally go on for you, don't whine about it. This is your warning.

Re: "Pfizer docs that Pfizer wanted to keep from the public for 75 years"

Pfizer spokesperson: "What we're selling is great! We just don't want you to know how great for 75 years!"

Despite this, a growing number of experts now say that PCR testing could have been scrapped completely in early 2021 as the vaccines were rolled out.

They say [PCR testing] was badly needed in 2020 to get a handle on soaring Covid deaths and stop people unknowingly passing on the virus, but by last summer, with the majority vaccinated, it was 'pointless'.

Dr Alexander Edwards, associate professor in biomedical technology at the University of Reading, acknowledges PCR tests 'aren't perfect' but adds: 'Yes, it can pick up tiny amounts of virus, but those who say that means it isn't enough to be infectious are missing the point.

'The argument about cycle thresholds and infectiousness is an unfortunate distraction,' he adds.

'The majority of people who test positive on a PCR, no matter how many cycles it has been through, are likely to be infectious. The best you can do is use a positive test as a red flag for likely infectiousness and ask people to stay inside.'

That is not sourced material, that is an opinion editorial at best!! The sources are the volumes of medical literature you've never heard of because you spend your time reading clickbait tabloid garbage like this!

Look how mad they get when they can't whine about forcing you to wear a useless mask or take a gene therapy experimental drug that doesn't vaccinate whatsoever.

Keep raging, maskie