Mega Thread Coronavirus & the AFL - season postponed. Part 2 * CONTINUED ABUSE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED *
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Don't know why people still bother replying to an obvious wind-up merchant.
Nailed it
its pretty deadly 1 in 100 people who get it die.
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what! ...
In New York City, an epicenter of the pandemic with more than one-third of all U.S. deaths, the rate of death for people 18 to 45 years old is 0.01 percent, or 11 per 100,000 in the population. On the other hand, people aged 75 and over have a death rate 80 times that. For people under 18 years old, the rate of death is zero per 100,000.
over 75 is 880 per 100,000
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basically it's pneumonia
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yep thats what kills them
also because the testing is unreliable, they want to assume now every pnuemonia death is a covid death
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They're classing almost everything as covid death, it's got to stop
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No overreaction, the actions have stopped the virus from running amok.Almost 16k tests today, only 16 cases nationally and 74 recoveries. Great day, another step closer to a lifting of restrictions and moving on from this crazy overreaction.
Well done team
Laughable you cannot see the value of shutting down.
Did you have a measles shot, TB, etc.
So were they useless too and an over action ???
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If 20,000 excess people have died in New York City compared to the average, what do you think they died of?
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Do you realise they have more "excess deaths" (above the yearly average for this period) than deaths attributed to corona...?
Well, I've found a study that says that up to 50% of flu carriers are asymptomatic.
Disease Control Measures for Flu | Clinicians' Biosecurity News
CBN Report: Disease Control Measures for Flu--Do Public Health and Infection Control Measures Work to Prevent the Spread of Flu? E Toner MD, Not much is known about influenza ransmission or ways to prevent it: An effective response to an influenza pandemic will hinge on the availability of...
If we're going to include them in Covid19 cases, we should include them in flu calculations.
So 0.1% should be 0.05%.
Have a look at the data that the Fauchi study referenced. Italy had 6 deaths at that stage, Spain none, and only 34 deaths outside of China. It was early on and the case mortality rate has risen substantially since then.
Also, if you can find out how he came to a 2% rate when the data supplied had 2700 deaths out of a total 80,239 cases (3.4%) then I'd appreciate it. I've looked through it but I can't work out where the number was calculated.
Those that call it an overreaction will have to live with the stigma for the rest of their lives.
In just over two months if you estimate the amount of underreported deaths, there has been a quarter of a million lives lost to this disease (+ who knows how many died in China) and there is still all of the billions in developing countries who unfortunately are going to go through it as well. A vaccine can't come soon enough.
Hopefully as a collective will take a lot of learnings from this to be come out better for it and more prepared the next time.
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It's the one fact you cannot fudge. The debate over true case fatality rates and mortality rates and true cause of death is intended to confuse people but irrespective of how many are asymptomatic or the demographics of those who die or how the CDC and medical professions classify COVID-19 deaths, you cannot twist raw numbers that are easy to compare year by year.
Watch the complete silence over it from the sceptics in this topic.
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was it the week over Easter ?
it seems very odd TBH, no build up and its not as though the virus just came it had been there since January.
the previous 10 weeks deaths were under average.
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Congratulations, you supplied a graph that proved my point.
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happy to converse all POV
Yeah that’s how exponential growth operates.
It’ll build for ages looking like nothing to worry about.
Then suddenly you look like the UK, US, Italy etc
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There isnt going to be a vaccine, I am 98 % sure of that. Other solutions are needed
Will get one but it will just take longer than most people think. Just watch the money
getting poured out of climatology and into epidemiology. Nobody will give a a s**t about a one degree difference after this.Anything particular that you can share about the S-protiein or RNA on SARS-Covid-2 that makes this a 98% probability of no vaccine?
Well I'm off to the shop to get a bottle of Pine-O- Clean, a packet of syringes, a sunlamp and some of that hydroxycloroquine stuff
If it's good enough for Doctor Donald, it's good enough for me
Seriously though, does everyone realise that Trump has the launch codes for the ICBM's?
If it's good enough for Doctor Donald, it's good enough for me
Seriously though, does everyone realise that Trump has the launch codes for the ICBM's?
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