The Archivist
24 March 2024 · 03:16 UTC

The ‘common cold’ is around 200 distinct viruses. Which adults catch 2-4 times a year, and children 10 or…

The ‘common cold’ is around 200 distinct viruses. Which adults catch 2-4 times a year, and children 10 or more. This is the endgame of disease normalisation, first to lump 200+ infections under a single ‘common’ moniker. And then to allow continuous, largely avoidable infection.

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