27/n ...and then a paragraph about Iran that contradicts the earlier points raised about why NYC has seen so many deathspic.twitter.com/u70mD8SEWH
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38/n Another good critique of the study is here: https://quomodocumque.wordpress.com/2020/05/19/pandemic-blog-23-why-one-published-research-finding-is-misleading/ … It appears that for the Netherlands study, the number provided in this review is roughly 6x lower than the true IFR
Loved your thread
FWIW, we get very different results
Aussie?Almost feel the need to take you to a cricket pitch and make the mandatory disparaging remark about sand paper
Go on, deconstruct our paper at the end of thread. No offence will be taken!
https://twitter.com/myuranraj/status/1261997581107900418?s=21 …https://twitter.com/MyuranRaj/status/1261997581107900418 …
In young, otherwise healthy people, chances are the IFR will be in that ball park. If one can shield those most susceptible, which is perfectly possible with the known transmission of SARS-CoV-2, then you problems are solved...
yes, as JI says, " IFR is not a fixed physical constant" and is "depending on the population structure", ie how many old people are unshielded
he gives range of 0.02% to 0.40%.
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Thank you Sir, you are brilliant.
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