I have been grousing about the presumptive Covid reports which are sometimes based on flu symptoms, with no testing.
Flu normally declines in March-April. However, I agree there are probably cases of covid19 diagnosed as flu, and vice-versa.
I have been grousing about the presumptive Covid reports which are sometimes based on flu symptoms, with no testing.
Normal incidence stats have some degree of symmetry on the rates as they rise then fall. If you see an abnormal pattern, it's reasonable to explore or study or research for an explanation.
How is this different from the reports of annual flu deaths?
It's not. The difference is that we don't spend 5 trillion dollars and shut down the country for the flu.
There are other differences. The entire world (not just the US) is recognizing that this isn't the flu.It's not. The difference is that we don't spend 5 trillion dollars and shut down the country for the flu.
Well, you held out longer than I would have guessed.No fear mongers please.
Covid is changing pretty rapidly, some say "mutating" into strains that survive better somehow. But the severity of the disease is also changing. Less lethal, more survivable.
I'm not being rational about this anymore. Seriously, there is no basis for any rational analysis here. We are getting too many fake victims, no real scrutiny goes into the numbers we're getting.
The FDA renewed warnings against non-patentable treatments. Some say Fauci and Gates are invested in the leading vaccine development. Some are saying we will be issued vaccination papers necessary to get access to gas pumps and groceries.
The idea of governments using mass pathogens to control populations is as old as Lucifer. Didn't want to see it this way. Wanted to believe the science. Just can't, not anymore.
The fact with this virus is that for anything that is genetically derived to have this high a "binding coefficient" , it must follow that it will naturally degrade over time and become more of a regular sort of illness.
For any virus to survive as a pathogen over a long period of time, or recur regularly or seasonally, with such lethality as we were told this has, is a statistical anomaly. What it's called in statistics is "Regression to the Mean", a kind of expectation that humans will survive on some genetic success formula, and the disease will mellow out to something we can survive if we are healthy.
Well, you held out longer than I would have guessed.
Do you have any reasonable evidence of the virus changing? I've yet to see proof of that although it's seems possible and even likely.
Sweden is still nowhere close to herd immunity. At most they’re at about 20 percent in Stockholm which has been the hardest hit city.All I have evidence of is my cows are still having calves.... everything else has to just sorta steam outta the top of my head.
Looking at the remarks on Sweden, I can only wonder. Seems like they did OK for a while without a shutdown..... who knows..... lots of people in the hot tubs while the cold weather lasted. Now.... who knows..... they're walking in the streets and smiling, if not coughing. Maybe just a change in social activities here.....
But if "herd immunity" is going to be a long-range hope, I would have guessed they're over that critical mass of immune people.... which is often about 60% of the population where the transmittal really drops off.
Since it doesn't look like "herd immunity" really kicked in, my next wonder is why..... and a rapidly changing virus could do that. dunno.
Plus, early on, there were quite a few hot shot PCR eggheads with more machines than they really needed for other work. All kinds of stuff about different strains and tracking them across the world. With two major varieties in play by mid January, and assuming the first showed up in December, we should have a monthly doubling or better in strains showing up..... over 50 by now if not a zillion. Most strains would just die out because of some failure caused by the mutation, some might think. Most new strains would likely be less concerning because the properties that make this so fearsome are statistically improbable to begin with, and any alterations would reduce the effectiveness.....
bs, maybe.
nice to have someone to talk to besides cows.
Sweden is still nowhere close to herd immunity. At most they’re at about 20 percent in Stockholm which has been the hardest hit city.
Since it doesn't look like "herd immunity" really kicked in, my next wonder is why.....