There are rumors that the number of Virus infections in China is well beyond the 80,000 reported.  One reason is that the Chinese always lie about the number of deaths. Another is that the crematories in China are running 24/7. Another rumor is that 21 million cell phones have been discontinued in the first three months of 2020 in a county where you have to have a cell phone. The Chinese have logical explanations of course.

People are starting to wonder if the virus actually came from a research lab near Wuhan instead of the wet market, which apparently never actually sold bats.

An interesting story about the lost apple project. They had a great year searching for apple trees.

Getting stir crazy with sheltering in place? Here's how a submarine officer learned to cope.

Most of the people on the aircraft carrier that tested positive for the virus have no symptoms. This is a significant issue that apparently healthy people are carriers.

Remdesivir seems to be working as a cure for the virus in this small anecdotal study.

An aerial photo of Stonehenge repeals that the block looks like a Lego.

Here's a time waster for those sheltering in place: The Marble Olympics. Have your sound on for the play-by-play announcing. If your patience runs out, drag the pointer over to check out the other events.

Former presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg killed an investigation into China because he was developing business ties for his company. Then they went after the reporter's wife.

The New York Times executive editor, Dean Baquet, actually had to answer questions about his paper’s very different coverage of sexual-assault allegations against Joe Biden and Brett Kavanaugh. I think we know why the coverage was different. How about the part where they changed the story after complaints by Biden's people?

Journalistic incompetence at the NYT; as you would expect. What happened to all those fact checkers?

Considering the number of cases not known, it appears that the Wuhan Virus is no worse than a bad flu epidemic, in which case the lock down is a mistake. For further study, read this article by Fauci making the same point.

Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus, who wrote a book about sexual assault accusations made against now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and defended Dr. Christine Blasey Ford in the pages of her newspaper, now says the “#BelieveAllWomen” and “#MeToo” movement are “dumb” — because a similar, but credible sexual assault allegation has been leveled against the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden.

This is an entertaining interview between Bill Maher and Dan Crenshaw on Trump's response to the Wuhan Virus. Watch the video.

Here is a list of 20 jobs that are more essential than Nancy Pelosi.