"Muh Sweden."

[tholdren]

lolololololollol here wrongdomGuy is back with another 2 week notice.

Been happening since March. Hilarious

lol hilarious the outrage.

[boutons_deux]

Sweden Has Become the World’s Cautionary Tale

Its decision to carry on in the face of the pandemic has yielded

a surge of deaths

without sparing its economy from damage —

a red flag as the United States and Britain move to lift lockdowns.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/07/business/sweden-economy-coronavirus.html

[SnakeBoy]

In my view, the true herd immunity threshold probably lies somewhere between the 7% and 24% implied by the cases illustrated in Figures 4 and 5. If it were around 17%, which evidence from Stockholm County suggests the resulting fatalities from infections prior to the HIT being reached should be a very low proportion of the population. The Stockholm infection fatality rate appears to be approximately 0.4%,[20] considerably lower than per the Verity et al.[21] estimates used in Ferguson20, with a fatality rate of under 0.1% from infections until the HIT was reached. The fatality rate to reach the HIT in less densely populated areas should be lower, because R0 is positively related to population density.[22] Accordingly, total fatalities should be well under 0.1% of the population by the time herd immunity is achieved. Although there would be subsequent further fatalities, as the epidemic shrinks it should be increasingly practicable to hasten its end by using testing and contact tracing to prevent infections spreading, and thus substantially reduce the number of further fatalities below those projected by the SEIR model in a totally unmitigated scenario.

Well the first mistake Nicholas Lewis is making is that he is assuming the epidemic will pass instead of recognizing this virus is now endemic.

Mainly though, there doesn't seem to be any realistic scenario where the overall mortality rate is only .1%. Originally I thought it would be in that range but it now seems clear I was wrong.

The optimistic scenario of actual cases 20x confirmed cases put US mortality at just over .2% (~500k deaths to go for us). For Sweden it puts the mortality rate at just over .3%.

[RandomGuy]

Well the first mistake Nicholas Lewis is making is that he is assuming the epidemic will pass instead of recognizing this virus is now endemic.

Mainly though, there doesn't seem to be any realistic scenario where the overall mortality rate is only .1%. Originally I thought it would be in that range but it now seems clear I was wrong.

The optimistic scenario of actual cases 20x confirmed cases put US mortality at just over .2% (~500k deaths to go for us). For Sweden it puts the mortality rate at just over .3%.

You realize he is quoting a chemist, who has published exactly ONE paper in the field of epidemiology right? Dude is about as much of an expert on this, as the dip s you ers trot out to faslely play up doubts about human caused climate change.

Have fun arguing with his dumb ass, because he will cling to his ed beliefs based on this idiots semi-legit sounding creds the same way you do on that.

There is some irony.

[tholdren]

You realize he is quoting a chemist, who has published exactly ONE paper in the field of epidemiology right? Dude is about as much of an expert on this, as the dip s you ers trot out to faslely play up doubts about human caused climate change.

Have fun arguing with his dumb ass, because he will cling to his ed beliefs based on this idiots semi-legit sounding creds the same way you do on that.

There is some irony.

RandomGuy lolooololl too low iq to admit his math is wrongdomGuy.

Lololol


He's wrong


And doesn't understand. Lololol


Sad

[Blake]

In my view....

/Lie

[tholdren]

/Lie

That was a quote from a PhD. Lol

You dont understand lolololokok

[tholdren]

sweden

[TSA]

[tholdren]

ChumpDumper can't read that

[TimDunkem]

^Re hours starting.

[tholdren]

^Re hours starting.

name calling and waiting all day for me to post. Your hysteria.


Lololooo

[TimDunkem]

Obsessed

[ChumpDumper]

Now compare Sweden and Norway.

[tholdren]

Now compare Sweden and Norway.

Bwahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahaha

[TimDunkem]

Bwahaha tholdren can't show his math

Bwahaha said shooting 45 percent on 2s is impressive

Bwahaha trolls yet cries about being called names

Bwahaha pwned by ChumpDumper daily

Bwahahaha

[ChumpDumper]

Bwahaha tholdren can't show his math

Bwahaha said shooting 45 percent on 2s is impressive

Bwahaha trolls yet cries about being called names

Bwahaha pwned by ChumpDumper daily

Bwahahaha

set shot boomer

[TimDunkem]

set shot boomer

45% on set 2s boomer bwahahaha probably still shoots hookshots alone in his bunker telling himself he's "still got it" bwahaha

[TimDunkem]

I bet those slow motion layups and hookshots were sick back in 58'. Bwahahaha

[tholdren]

45% on set 2s boomer bwahahaha probably still shoots hookshots alone in his bunker telling himself he's "still got it" bwahaha

Today's 1st pick mid 30 pct fg% lol

[TimDunkem]

Bwahaha doubling down on 45% on set 2s as being impressive

Bwahahaha silly grandpa getting pwned on the internet

[tholdren]

Bwahaha doubling down on 45% on set 2s as being impressive

Bwahahaha silly grandpa getting pwned on the internet

Bwahahahahhaha today's nba fan gave up on overreacting to covid and now deflecting. Bwahahahhaha

No talent nba or math



Lololol

You lied about being sick lol

[TimDunkem]

Bwahaha hookshots, 45% on set shot 2s, layups, and dribbling above above the waist

Bwahahaha soooo much skill

Bwahaha silly grandpa lmaooo

[tholdren]

Sweden's daily coronavirus death rate is approaching zero.Newly diagnosed COVID-19 cases have fallen to one-sixth of their number at the peak, just two weeks ago.Suddenly, Sweden's "no-lockdown" approach to the crisis looks like a late-running success.

[ChumpDumper]

But experts are warning that the path Sweden took came at a high price: Sweden's death toll was 11 times that of neighboring Norway, and the current drop in fatalities is on a par with Haiti or Pakistan, countries that are struggling to control outbreaks.