That's basically the entire population no?Canada was supposed to see vaccines in March, I guess they pleaded and Pfizer jumped them up the line and we'll see some next week. A whole 250 000 doses, lol.
That's basically the entire population no?Canada was supposed to see vaccines in March, I guess they pleaded and Pfizer jumped them up the line and we'll see some next week. A whole 250 000 doses, lol.
This guy said the search warrant was shit.The warrant specifies an IP address. So this should be pretty straightforward. What I don't see is that they took that IP address and subpoenaed user information from the internet service provider. so without that piece historically other cases have been dismissed because an IP address is not an identity without server logs from the ISP.
Every bit of it feels like a government overreach and as such I really hope it blows up in their face
Fucking hang them all.This guy said the search warrant was shit.
Florida GOP official resigns in protest over raid of COVID data scientist: 'I couldn't believe it'
Lifelong Republican Ron Filipkowski said the raid on COVID data scientist Rebekah Jones went too far, and may not have been warranted.www.yahoo.com
That's 125 000 people who will be treated of a total population of 35 million. This is an almost useless drop in the bucket, but remember I did say almost. Something is certainly better than nothing.That's basically the entire population no?
Wow, I'm amazed there are that many Canadians to be honest.That's 125 000 people who will be treated of a total population of 35 million. This is an almost useless drop in the bucket, but remember I did say almost. Something is certainly better than nothing.
Geographically it's the 2nd largest country in the world. You're correct in thinking no one lives here in the non-shithead sense.Wow, I'm amazed there are that many Canadians to be honest.
COVID deaths are in excess of the normal daily average deaths, and they only account for people who tested positive for COVID and had symptoms of COVID which contributed to their death. Actual deaths as calculated by excess mortality is at least 20% higher than confirmed deaths.Lol
7-8K die a day
every day
you are confusing pre-existing conditions, which have been diagnosed in 60% of Americans, with hospice care.A very large percentage of those daily numbers involving a covid test were very near the end already as we all know
they don't work by themselves? they're not like Mormon Magic Underwear?
Why do you post so much misinformation?
Excess deaths are a junk stat as has been explained to you several times throughout the pandemic. Please stop invoking it, it's extremely dishonest.COVID deaths are in excess of the normal daily average deaths, and they only account for people who tested positive for COVID and had symptoms of COVID which contributed to their death. Actual deaths as calculated by excess mortality is at least 20% higher than confirmed deaths.
you are confusing pre-existing conditions, which have been diagnosed in 60% of Americans, with hospice care.
your smarter than that.
it's a useful tool for comparing data trends and aggregating impacts. Explain to me why it's junk, I don't recall.Excess deaths are a junk stat as has been explained to you several times throughout the pandemic. Please stop invoking it, it's extremely dishonest.
it's not the beds, it's the staffing.Well this is scary, my county has roughly 875,000 people and 5 ICU beds free as of Monday.
Why a shortage of ICU beds in Denton County affects all North Texans
When a county with a population of about 875,000 has only six ICU beds available, health officials say the entire region should be concerned.www.wfaa.com
We have a problem with both right now.it's not the beds, it's the staffing.
We have a problem with both right now.
I doubt you have the money or the physical appearance to pull it off, but at the very least you and Gina Carano are intellectual soulmates. You should hit her up on Instagram.Excess deaths are a junk stat as has been explained to you several times throughout the pandemic. Please stop invoking it, it's extremely dishonest.
They take all deaths in excess of expectations. So in B.C. this year there was an August article that they had 200 something covid deaths this year. They had almost 300 excess overdose deaths over previous years, because of how excess deaths are recorded even though we know the cause of death wasn't covid, they are still excess deaths. So people like yourself will go "Well, sure there's 200 covid deaths but excess deaths are double that so it stands to reason that.." but really the excess deaths have nothing to do with covid aside from them being deaths of despair.it's a useful tool for comparing data trends and aggregating impacts. Explain to me why it's junk, I don't recall.
In Ontario we added beds but no staff has been added to manage those beds.We have a problem with both right now.
Petty insults but no counter points? I'm shocked.I doubt you have the money or the physical appearance to pull it off, but at the very least you and Gina Carano are intellectual soulmates. You should hit her up on Instagram.
so you're saying that you shouldn't use data outside of its intended purpose?They take all deaths in excess of expectations. So in B.C. this year there was an August article that they had 200 something covid deaths this year. They had almost 300 excess overdose deaths over previous years, because of how excess deaths are recorded even though we know the cause of death wasn't covid, they are still excess deaths. So people like yourself will go "Well, sure there's 200 covid deaths but excess deaths are double that so it stands to reason that.." but really the excess deaths have nothing to do with covid aside from them being deaths of despair.
As far as I could find looking into it excess deaths were a concept come up with the record flu deaths. Health Canada takes deaths from 6 months of warm weather, subtracts that from the deaths of the 6 months of cold weather and that leftover number (excess deaths) is the flu death rate. They just completely ignore that during the winter deaths by car accident, heart attack and suicide all spike.
I'm saying that the data point in question is suspect at best and used as a catch all when people are looking for deaths.so you're saying that you shouldn't use data outside of its intended purpose?
excess mortality is an indicator of the aggregate effect of the pandemic, and a way to gauge accuracy of COVID death reporting.
you can't say "COVID deaths are under-counted" until you can explain excess mortality - at a time when fewer people are at risk for the significant traditional seasonal deaths (flu, car accidents, etc) and at higher risk for others (suicide). But we can look at the historical magnitude of suicides and make the determination that in order for COVID deaths to be 'under-counted' other seasonal deaths would have to be outperforming historical averages by 300%. That 300% is a made up number, but those other deaths would have to be dramatically higher in order to explain where all the dead people came from, if not from COVID
Did you watch the video of Dr Kory?They take all deaths in excess of expectations. So in B.C. this year there was an August article that they had 200 something covid deaths this year. They had almost 300 excess overdose deaths over previous years, because of how excess deaths are recorded even though we know the cause of death wasn't covid, they are still excess deaths. So people like yourself will go "Well, sure there's 200 covid deaths but excess deaths are double that so it stands to reason that.." but really the excess deaths have nothing to do with covid aside from them being deaths of despair.
As far as I could find looking into it excess deaths were a concept come up with the record flu deaths. Health Canada takes deaths from 6 months of warm weather, subtracts that from the deaths of the 6 months of cold weather and that leftover number (excess deaths) is the flu death rate. They just completely ignore that during the winter deaths by car accident, heart attack and suicide all spike.