Jessica Hockett, PhD

Things I Know or Think I Wrong About re: COVID (and Don’t Think or Believe Right Now):

▪ Thought it was novel to circulation
▪ Thought it had to “run through” a population toward a herd immunity threshold
▪ Thought it “spread”
▪ Thought it spread from U.S. labs in 2019
▪ Thought antibody tests for it made sense
▪ Thought it necessarily added risk of death for the elderly & people with significant co-morbidities
▪ Thought sending COVID+ patients into nursing homes from hospitals “spread” the virus and killed people
▪ Thought viral interference may have played some role in the temporary disappearance of positive flu tests
▪ Thought all-cause mortality numbers (daily/weekly deaths by day of death) were fraud-free
▪ Thought the ventilator “whistleblower” doctor with the YouTube vid was 100% genuine
▪ Thought people being too scared to go to the hospital is what gave us all those home deaths in 2020

I also thought Tony Fauci would step down after people found out about the puppy experiments he oversaw.

Boy, was I wrong.

What were YOU wrong about?

5:15 PM · 7 October 2023

Typos in original tweet corrected. Posted to WH76 on 7 October 2026.


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4 responses to “Things I Know or Think I Was Wrong About re: COVID (and Don’t Think or Believe Right Now) [Archival Twitter/X Post]”

  1. I know you have exposef these errors, but it would be useful to see your collected responses, perhaps under a substack tab

    1. Hi Ron. FYI, this is WordPress and I do not post on Substack.

      The original post above was on Twitter/X. On 23 November 2025, I removed and archived for personal use the two accounts I had on that platform. I do not have any accounts there.

      I take it you mean you want to see the replies to my post. Because my post is removed, seeing what the replies were would require using other search tools to see what the replies were and if those replies remain on Twitter/X, which isn’t something I’m going to do but which others are free to do via Grok or another AI search engine, using the 7 October date/time (Central US) and @Wood_House76 handle.

      I’ve chosen to do that when I’m documenting specific interactions between me and others, as with this interaction between me and Jay Bhattacharya’s account: https://woodhouse76.com/2023/04/30/jay-bhattacharya-and-jessica-hockett-twitter-x-interactions-about-the-commendation-of-mask-mandates-in-visualizing-the-invisible-30-april-2023-1-may-2023/

      The archival aspects of WH76 are mainly about documenting what I or others said in the past, be it right or wrong, and regardless of whether time proves those things to be correct or incorrect.

  2. I was wrong about most of these things too Jessica although the “viral interference “ bs didnt really make sense to me. And I never thought Fauci would step down. He’s been a narcissist and a tyrant for more than 40 years (eg what he did to destroy Peter Duesberg for questioning the HIV-AIDS connection).

    I’d like to say I was skeptical of all of it since one of the first things I remember was the cartoonishly staged Wuhan video of people dropping dead in the streets surrounded by workers in white hazmat suits but my subsequent behavior belies that. For a short time I wore a mask and my family and I took the first two shots in Feb/mar 2021. But shortly thereafter the fog began to clear from my brain (and I started to follow you) and now am dead certain it was a complete psy-op. And I’m equally certain it’s not the first nor the last time. I’ve begun believing what RFK Jr said about his fathers and JFK assasinations; and I question even 9-11. If those “in charge” will do what they did during COVID there’s nothing they won’t have done or will do.

    1. Thanks, Jeff.

      For a time, viral interference made more sense to me than the other side of the Flu Disappearance False Binary: non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs). But the more I looked at official data, the less sense either explanation made — and the data themselves are unstable, definitionally unsound, and riddled with other problems. ZERO positive flu tests — ZERO false positives — in Chicago by January 2021?* A smoking gun, really. But it took me a little longer to grasp that.

      [*See the tweet image and document at the bottom of this post: https://woodhouse76.com/2025/06/27/three-persistent-problems-in-the-pandemic-narrative-nobody-wants-to-address/%5D

      I thought the staged “dropping dead” video was ridiculous at the time “because China.” I also remember telling an older woman in my Bible study who was scared by the news from the Diamond Princess that it didn’t sound like something my kids and I needed to worry about. I pushed back on closures and masks from the get-go, but didn’t see things as staged, and COVID as a complete lie, until later.

      The shock-and-awe phase took most people by surprise. I have less “grace” for those who came into 2020 with highly relevant domain expertise and impeccable credentials and are still contributing to academic literature, discourse, and public policy under the “Next Pandemic” banner. State actors and those acting on the state’s behalf — whether in politics, medicine, or other fields — are without excuse.

      I don’t believe RFK Jr. about much of anything, but yes to your point about the assassination.

      A friend of mine [CORRECTION: It was my sibling, who is also a friend] made a good point a few weeks ago: “Jessica, they won’t even tell us who shot JFK, and that was decades ago. You think there’s any truth coming anytime soon about COVID, especially with New York City? No chance.”

      Point taken — and worth keeping in mind as we continue to watch various sides and factions pretend that truly threatening “revelations” have been disclosed or acknowledged by government officials and mainstream or alternative media.

      But I am a hopeful person and despair & resignation are never the solution. Nor is blaming “the ruling class” or similar vague entities.

      We press on. Philippians 3:14.

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