UNN has always been clear that it would not subscribe to MSM hysteria and would always be looking to provide all sides of a story. To this end…
A Nobel Prize-winning scientist from Stanford University, Professor Michael Levitt has, by analysing raw data predicted, that Ireland’s death rate and infection will “burn itself out” in the next two week and enable an exit from lockdown.
Professor Michael Levitt correctly calculated the demise of China’s spread, long ahead of most health experts and has rubbished other scientists as they have warned of exponential growth of the virus.
Now Prof Levitt has predicted that infection rates across the world will burn itself out and has said “In all European countries, it seems that the number of deaths from Covid-19 amount to the equivalent of a month of natural deaths for that country. So, there is a second pattern here.”
Professor Levitt has described the lockdown strategy as “a medieval approach” as well as saying “We should be smarter than that. We can do selective lockdown”.
Mr Levitt went on to say “The countries that control the epidemics very well are generally countries in the east – China, Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore – where there is a very strong sense of common good. And these countries have three factors in place. It is normal to wear a mask, they have already been traumatised by Sars so it’s common that they automatically measure your temperature and they don’t pay by cash or card, they pay on WeChat [a Chinese payments app] from 2m away. All these measures were already in place”.
In addition to this, Professor Levitt believes that the virus burns itself out, because people continue to meet the same people and go to the same locations in their weekly lives. After time, he says most people will either be infected or immune, without realising : “since we only count the confirmed cases, it looks like the confirmed cases are having a hard time infecting people because they are actually competing with unaffected cases”.
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Current Affairs Correspondent | My name is Oliver Down I am 22, and a staunch brexiteer. I am a Bristolian lad who studied politics in Leicester. I believe in free speech and accurate journalism and I won’t be afraid to give you “the other side” of the story!
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