Scientific proof COVID response is flawed
04-25-2020, 07:36 AM
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So now ask the questions...
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
Who benefits from shutting down small mom & pop retailers/businesses/restaurants while keeping the large corporate chains open?
Who benefits from mandatory vaccination legislation?
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
Who benefits from shutting down small mom & pop retailers/businesses/restaurants while keeping the large corporate chains open?
Who benefits from mandatory vaccination legislation?
Last edited by Burt123; 04-25-2020 at 08:02 AM.
04-25-2020, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Burt123
So now ask the questions...
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
04-25-2020, 08:13 AM
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I watched the first 15 minutes and I already see a major flaw in their argument. They take the rate of positive tests and extrapolate that to the entire population, and then come up with very low mortality rates. However, people taking COVID tests are people with symptoms. And, in some cases, only people with severe symptoms. One expects the rate of positives among these people to be much much higher than a random test covering the entire population.
Only random antibodies tests can start to give us a picture of COVID’s true mortality rate.
Only random antibodies tests can start to give us a picture of COVID’s true mortality rate.
04-25-2020, 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Burt123
So now ask the questions...
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
Who benefits from shutting down small mom & pop retailers/businesses/restaurants while keeping the large corporate chains open?
Who benefits from mandatory vaccination legislation?
Who benefits from this?
Who benefits from media scaremongering?
Who benefits from an economic recession in this country, or the world?
Who benefits from shutting down small mom & pop retailers/businesses/restaurants while keeping the large corporate chains open?
Who benefits from mandatory vaccination legislation?
C.H.I.N.A
04-25-2020, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
does a great job of looking at the camera when he speaks. this owner of private clinics of course has no hidden motivation to get on youtube or TV
04-25-2020, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Tom Bradys Cat
Oh you are here. Now to the government work question.... You appear to know....
that is obvious
04-25-2020, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Thor
Uh, no. Those two are owners in a for profit urgent care business. You know, when it’s not bad enough to go to the ER? Virologists? Uh, not quite big guy. I will concede that they have really spiffy embroidery on their scrubs.
Since when has not being financially viable become a virtue?
04-25-2020, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by senecacaptain
The government is not working. You said it works. It is not working at various levels.
that is obvious
that is obvious
Where ypu highlighted the first point and scoffed with the implication that I was either wrong or that you did know. Seeing the subject of the sentence was 'you' I assumed you had experience in the matter or knew better.
Ill take it you have never worked on a big project with them or in it.
They lumber, then sledgehammer and then are very slow at cominf back around to review and tune.
04-25-2020, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by sigler
Only random antibodies tests can start to give us a picture of COVID’s true mortality rate.
And even that will be flawed, because the rate CLEARLY varies hugely with age and the initial health of the individuals. Take a look at this snapshot of case-mortality:
US military veterans in VA hospitals - appreciable case fatality rate in known coronavirus patients - up around 6 or 7%.
Active duty military - far lower. Only about 0.3%. Influenza levels at best, and that ignores the hundreds of thousands of people that have had it and didn’t even get sick enough to be tested.
And seriously, there is no longer any doubt that the world has over-reacted to coronavirus. The only debatable point left is the extent of that over reaction.
