Corona virus, Port and the AFL. Part 4.

[Janus]

Tell me you don't buy Jumbo sized eggs without telling me you don't buy Jumbo sized eggs.

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

The odds of someone who is 40-69 who is unvaccinated dying from COVID, including all co-morbidities, is 870 in every 1,000,000. 0.087%.

You've got more chance of conceiving twins naturally than you have of dying from COVID. That's 0.4%.

This halves when you are in your 20-39 - it becomes 320 or so in every 1,000,000. 0.032%. Again, this is with all co-morbidities, just straight up age, sex and vaccination status.

Yet you have done the same with your vaccination fear, wouldn’t you say? You are absolutely terrified of the vaccine and what it will do.
Most just ignore you. I understand why.

Nope. I welcome what it is doing and what it will do. I present to you the case study of Ireland:

Vaccinations not performing as well as hoped in reducing spread of Covid – CMO

The combination of higher levels of social contact, a move to socialising indoors and a "collective relaxing of basic public health behaviours" is being blamed for the surge of infection

www.irishexaminer.com

This article is a lie, by the way. Vaccinations have done nothing to help with severe illness in Ireland.

October 1st 2020 to October 27th 2020 (before vaccinations) - 88 deaths in Ireland from COVID

October 1st 2021 to October 27th 2021 (after vaccinations) - 187 deaths in Ireland from COVID

So year on year, the death rate from COVID in Ireland had more than doubled. And before you say 'It must be the unvaccinated' - Ireland has over 93% of its adult population vaccinated and 75% of it's total population vaccinated.

 

[OneGreatClub]

ICAC will be facinating tomorrow for popcorn eaters.
Gladys might have saved Australia but I doubt she can save herself.

 

[EskimoPAFC]

What is the vaccine's efficacy against double yolked eggs?

 

[harder to kill]

What is the vaccine's efficacy against double yolked eggs?

Been double vaxxed since June. Got a double yolker yesterday.

 

[EskimoPAFC]

Been double vaxxed since June. Got a double yolker yesterday.

 

[davesnothere]

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

The odds of someone who is 40-69 who is unvaccinated dying from COVID, including all co-morbidities, is 870 in every 1,000,000. 0.087%.

You've got more chance of conceiving twins naturally than you have of dying from COVID. That's 0.4%.

This halves when you are in your 20-39 - it becomes 320 or so in every 1,000,000. 0.032%. Again, this is with all co-morbidities, just straight up age, sex and vaccination status.



Nope. I welcome what it is doing and what it will do. I present to you the case study of Ireland:

View attachment 1269782

Vaccinations not performing as well as hoped in reducing spread of Covid – CMO

The combination of higher levels of social contact, a move to socialising indoors and a "collective relaxing of basic public health behaviours" is being blamed for the surge of infection

www.irishexaminer.com

This article is a lie, by the way. Vaccinations have done nothing to help with severe illness in Ireland.

October 1st 2020 to October 27th 2020 (before vaccinations) - 88 deaths in Ireland from COVID

October 1st 2021 to October 27th 2021 (after vaccinations) - 187 deaths in Ireland from COVID

So year on year, the death rate from COVID in Ireland had more than doubled. And before you say 'It must be the unvaccinated' - Ireland has over 93% of its adult population vaccinated and 75% of it's total population vaccinated.

Ireland is cold wet and miserable. Poorly ventilated pubs/entertainment areas and a very high number of early vaxxers with that protection waning fairly quickly.

The vaccine works but it's looking fairly obvious that after 3 months you don't want the entire population losing the benefits of being vaccinated at the same time.

Ireland is on the cusp of yet another Covid-related disaster

Health services and schools will bear the brunt as we fail to take action on latest wave

www.irishtimes.com

"Understandably, many hoped that 92 per cent vaccination coverage in adults would make us safe. However, Covid-19 vaccines only promised protection against serious disease, and not for everyone; and now that protection is waning."


Makes Sydney interesting. Everyone vaccinated within a couple of months and the vaccine obviously keep numbers low. A couple of months from now everyone with waning immunity at pretty much the same time has numbers going though the roof about Christmas?

 

[EskimoPAFC]

Ireland is cold wet and miserable. Poorly ventilated pubs/entertainment areas and a very high number of early vaxxers with that protection waning fairly quickly.

The vaccine works but it's looking fairly obvious that after 3 months you don't want the entire population losing the benefits of being vaccinated at the same time.

This isn't the conclusion I reach from this data.

I think what's happening is we are looking at the balancing effects of exit waves.

Vaccination rates are going up as restrictions are going down. One of these reduces the percentage chance of contracting or at least having serious effects from the virus, the other speeds up the spread of the virus.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

South Australians who become infected with COVID-19 but don’t require hospitalisation will be able to receive face-to-face treatment at new centres to be established across the state once the borders are reopened.
The State Government yesterday announced it would open the first ‘COVID care centre’ near the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s emergency department after November 23 – the scheduled date for when South Australia will open back up to the COVID-hit eastern states.

It is designed for people who contract COVID-19 and are deemed capable of managing their illness at home, but who are at risk of having their condition deteriorate. The $5.5 million will be staffed by nurses, GPs and medical specialists, and will be open by referral only to about 50 people each day.

Premier Steven Marshall said the Government planned to open additional COVID care centres in Adelaide’s north and south, as well as in the regions if required. Deputy chief public health officer Dr Emily Kirkpatrick said patients would have access to new treatments that “will allow people to then return back to their home and reduce the need for an admission into a hospital space or into an intensive care unit”.

“Being able to offer these additional treatments, the ability to assess patients face-to-face who are at risk of deteriorating or at risk of having a poor outcome from COVID-19 is going to be very important as we move forward having an agile, adaptable COVID-19 community response program,” she said.

 

[PortWTF]

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

The odds of someone who is 40-69 who is unvaccinated dying from COVID, including all co-morbidities, is 870 in every 1,000,000. 0.087%.

You've got more chance of conceiving twins naturally than you have of dying from COVID. That's 0.4%.

This halves when you are in your 20-39 - it becomes 320 or so in every 1,000,000. 0.032%. Again, this is with all co-morbidities, just straight up age, sex and vaccination status.



Nope. I welcome what it is doing and what it will do. I present to you the case study of Ireland:

View attachment 1269782

Vaccinations not performing as well as hoped in reducing spread of Covid – CMO

The combination of higher levels of social contact, a move to socialising indoors and a "collective relaxing of basic public health behaviours" is being blamed for the surge of infection

www.irishexaminer.com

This article is a lie, by the way. Vaccinations have done nothing to help with severe illness in Ireland.

October 1st 2020 to October 27th 2020 (before vaccinations) - 88 deaths in Ireland from COVID

October 1st 2021 to October 27th 2021 (after vaccinations) - 187 deaths in Ireland from COVID

So year on year, the death rate from COVID in Ireland had more than doubled. And before you say 'It must be the unvaccinated' - Ireland has over 93% of its adult population vaccinated and 75% of it's total population vaccinated.

And this right here is why you can make statistics argue any point you want to make.

 

[OneGreatClub]

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Ireland is cold wet and miserable. Poorly ventilated pubs/entertainment areas and a very high number of early vaxxers with that protection waning fairly quickly.

The vaccine works but it's looking fairly obvious that after 3 months you don't want the entire population losing the benefits of being vaccinated at the same time.

Ireland is on the cusp of yet another Covid-related disaster

Health services and schools will bear the brunt as we fail to take action on latest wave

www.irishtimes.com

"Understandably, many hoped that 92 per cent vaccination coverage in adults would make us safe. However, Covid-19 vaccines only promised protection against serious disease, and not for everyone; and now that protection is waning."


Makes Sydney interesting. Everyone vaccinated within a couple of months and the vaccine obviously keep numbers low. A couple of months from now everyone with waning immunity at pretty much the same time has numbers going though the roof about Christmas?

When comparing last year to this he also conveniently omits the fact that Delta is a totally different beast to Alpha

 

[OneGreatClub]

South Australians who become infected with COVID-19 but don’t require hospitalisation will be able to receive face-to-face treatment at new centres to be established across the state once the borders are reopened.
The State Government yesterday announced it would open the first ‘COVID care centre’ near the Royal Adelaide Hospital’s emergency department after November 23 – the scheduled date for when South Australia will open back up to the COVID-hit eastern states.

It is designed for people who contract COVID-19 and are deemed capable of managing their illness at home, but who are at risk of having their condition deteriorate. The $5.5 million will be staffed by nurses, GPs and medical specialists, and will be open by referral only to about 50 people each day.

Premier Steven Marshall said the Government planned to open additional COVID care centres in Adelaide’s north and south, as well as in the regions if required. Deputy chief public health officer Dr Emily Kirkpatrick said patients would have access to new treatments that “will allow people to then return back to their home and reduce the need for an admission into a hospital space or into an intensive care unit”.

“Being able to offer these additional treatments, the ability to assess patients face-to-face who are at risk of deteriorating or at risk of having a poor outcome from COVID-19 is going to be very important as we move forward having an agile, adaptable COVID-19 community response program,” she said.

As long as we don’t have 51 cases per day we will be fine.

 

[PowerBaz]

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

The odds of someone who is 40-69 who is unvaccinated dying from COVID, including all co-morbidities, is 870 in every 1,000,000. 0.087%.

You've got more chance of conceiving twins naturally than you have of dying from COVID. That's 0.4%.

This halves when you are in your 20-39 - it becomes 320 or so in every 1,000,000. 0.032%. Again, this is with all co-morbidities, just straight up age, sex and vaccination status.



Nope. I welcome what it is doing and what it will do. I present to you the case study of Ireland:

View attachment 1269782

Vaccinations not performing as well as hoped in reducing spread of Covid – CMO

The combination of higher levels of social contact, a move to socialising indoors and a "collective relaxing of basic public health behaviours" is being blamed for the surge of infection

www.irishexaminer.com

This article is a lie, by the way. Vaccinations have done nothing to help with severe illness in Ireland.

October 1st 2020 to October 27th 2020 (before vaccinations) - 88 deaths in Ireland from COVID

October 1st 2021 to October 27th 2021 (after vaccinations) - 187 deaths in Ireland from COVID

So year on year, the death rate from COVID in Ireland had more than doubled. And before you say 'It must be the unvaccinated' - Ireland has over 93% of its adult population vaccinated and 75% of it's total population vaccinated.

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

You’ve never been to Goodwood Butcher, every egg they sell is nearly a double yolk.

 

[raman]

You’ve never been to Goodwood Butcher, every egg they sell is nearly a double yolk.

Hens are extra motivated to go above and beyond, working for a butcher.

 

[chiwigi]

The odds of getting a double yolk are 1,000 in every 1,000,000 = 0.1%.

To show you how likely that is, I reckon most people here have had a double yolk or know someone who has.
So with this logic, if all people who have had a double yolk or know someone who has died today, how would people here feel?

I'd say we'd lose a few from the message board to begin with.

 

[chiwigi]

And for those concerned about mental health effects of Covid.
Here’s another:

People are getting psychosis after COVID-19, prompting scientists to investigate if the body is mistakenly attacking the brain after infection — Business Insider Australia

Two scientists told Insider that it is possible that the coronavirus is making the body attack the brain, causing psychiatric symptoms.

apple.news

 

[dirty2]

To show you how likely that is, I reckon most people here have had a double yolk or know someone who has.
So with this logic, if all people who have had a double yolk or know someone who has died today, how would people here feel?

I'd say we'd lose a few from the message board to begin with.

Used to get shit loads of double yolks when we got the eggs straight from the farm...

 

[dirty2]

On a side note... Eggs these days are rejected (or are supposed to be rejected) if they are double yolks... Or so I am told.

 

[JimmyBC]

I like bacon and eggs.

 

[Del165198]

And for those concerned about mental health effects of Covid.
Here’s another:

People are getting psychosis after COVID-19, prompting scientists to investigate if the body is mistakenly attacking the brain after infection — Business Insider Australia

Two scientists told Insider that it is possible that the coronavirus is making the body attack the brain, causing psychiatric symptoms.

apple.news

Already affecting a few in here..

 

[chiwigi]

Used to get sh*t loads of double yolks when we got the eggs straight from the farm...

Well that’s you dead then .

 

[PatientMental]

Already affecting a few in here..

Seems more common in the ones appearing skeptical of a vaccine.

 

[EskimoPAFC]

And for those concerned about mental health effects of Covid.
Here’s another:

People are getting psychosis after COVID-19, prompting scientists to investigate if the body is mistakenly attacking the brain after infection — Business Insider Australia

Two scientists told Insider that it is possible that the coronavirus is making the body attack the brain, causing psychiatric symptoms.

apple.news

Pretty big call to claim its psychosis, how do we know he isn't able to speak with his dead relatives?

 

[OneGreatClub]

To show you how likely that is, I reckon most people here have had a double yolk or know someone who has.
So with this logic, if all people who have had a double yolk or know someone who has died today, how would people here feel?

I'd say we'd lose a few from the message board to begin with.

I had a whole carton of double yolks once, one after another, weird.

 

[Del165198]

I had a whole carton of double yolks once, one after another, weird.

Powerful chicken

 

[dirty2]

Well that’s you dead then .

On a Friday... that sucks