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strange they say no scientific proof but fauci says scientific..... who do you believe.
The guy who has lied to the public multiple times or the govt who has not....?
Wednesday said it will not advise the public to wear masks to slow the spread of coronavirus, asserting that their effectiveness has not been provenBut they're still required in airports and on public transport.
strange they say no scientific proof but fauci says scientific..... who do you believe.
The guy who has lied to the public multiple times or the govt who has not....?
Mask are currently required only on public transportation in the Netherlands and in airports.
So you agree that its not scientific to wear masks.Mask are currently required only on public transportation in the Netherlands and in airports.
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bwahahahahahhahahahHHth
They said it. You said the opposite. Which is it mr flip flop
They require masks on public transport and in airports.
You said they don't require masks at all.
You lied.
You lost.
You're going to meltdown.
lol
I was right ifr lower than flu for healthy. /covid
no math scared goalpost move gossip lie /th
show your math
Director od Cdc just said school age risk of mortality 1 in a million. /thread
The head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today that a child is 6 to 13 times more likely to die from influenza than from COVID-19, and that school closures that began in the spring led to significant public health problems for the nation's children, including worsening mental health and increasing hunger.
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Lololol I've been right all along. Told you
You said for all healthy age groups not school age children.
Three weeks after Governor Greg Abbott issued a statewide mask mandate, some epidemiologists are cautiously optimistic the order is helping to bring down cases in Texas, according to the Texas Tribune.
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Which is every time.
And I'm correct. I thought it would be lower than flu not 13 times lower.
Lololoool
Thanks for that
Beahahahaahahaaha
rest of the thread is an interesting dive into all cause deaths
Shocking. Unless you actually research instead of gossip.
Sorry to say, buddy, but this guy is another truther. His own graph pretty much defeats his argument. Let's look.
We can see Sweden (light blue) exceeded their all cause mortality vs. the previous year, while the Nordics matched it or even beat their previous all cause mortality figures. You really don't want to go too far back in comparing all cause mortality figures because different flu strains with varying levels of lethality appear in different years. Not to mention how treatments improve each year for various illnesses. This is why the all cause mortality baseline is usually projected rather than averaged from prior years (meaning his graph in picture 2 is useless). Here's the all cause mortality figures from Euromomo. We can see Sweden is almost 3 times above the "substantial increase" baseline, while the other Nordics kept all cause below that line.
Ain't trying to pick on you, but these truthers (Gato Malo made Zorin's "bad info" list) cleverly use tricks (example here is devising the all cause baseline by averaging deaths from prior years) for the purpose of downplaying or endorsing a mitigation strategy.
touches on the prior flu further in the thread for year prior being lowSorry to say, buddy, but this guy is another truther. His own graph pretty much defeats his argument. Let's look.
We can see Sweden (light blue) exceeded their all cause mortality vs. the previous year, while the Nordics matched it or even beat their previous all cause mortality figures. You really don't want to go too far back in comparing all cause mortality figures because different flu strains with varying levels of lethality appear in different years. Not to mention how treatments improve each year for various illnesses. This is why the all cause mortality baseline is usually projected rather than averaged from prior years (meaning his graph in picture 2 is useless). Here's the all cause mortality figures from Euromomo. We can see Sweden is almost 3 times above the "substantial increase" baseline, while the other Nordics kept all cause below that line.
Ain't trying to pick on you, but these truthers (Gato Malo made Zorin's "bad info" list) cleverly use tricks (example here is devising the all cause baseline by averaging deaths from prior years) for the purpose of downplaying or endorsing a mitigation strategy.
I've been trying with no luck to find a recent article I read earlier about how last year's flu season whether mild or extreme was the greatest indicator on how many deaths a country would experience with Covid.
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