On another note, an overall infection rate of 6.1% implies an overall IFR in Sweden of 0.69%
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Conversely, I would submit that Sweden didn't have enough information to pursue the policy they did.
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Really? I actually think Sweden knew more than enough to not pursue the policy that they did. One important piece of information was the fact that this was a novel virus that had too many unknown variables which should have been enough of a reason to decide not to play.
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Year is half over. They are at half of normal year’s deaths. What am I missing? https://www.statista.com/statistics/525353/sweden-number-of-deaths/ …
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Even NYC only has 25% seroprevalence in hardest hit areas. But there are plenty of ideas now about why resistance to COVID doesn’t necessarily mean antibodies. Should study more on why children are doing so well.
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What policy is that? Still the fake narrative on herd immunity? Deaths are almost back to normal. Why would anyone do that if the goal is herd immunity?pic.twitter.com/eiLthLF6Be
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Mitigation instead of suppression. …https://s3.eu-de.cloud-object-storage.appdomain.cloud/kva-image-pdf/2020/05/Fakta-och-debatt_17_juni_FINAL.pdf … We still have covid deaths in sweden. Looking at all cause mortality is a bit misleading, as the baseline for this year is lower before the epidemic started.pic.twitter.com/LtPijEvZwO
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Sweden is faring well, public support still high es ever. Alarmists and foreign experts try to make it look like a disaster, but actually it's their predictions that were proven wrong big time. Herd immunity does not need 70% seroprevalence. Turn obviously much, much earlier!
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Yup. Every "expert" prediction I saw said 20k to 40k deaths by June.
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Maybe people did the rational thing and said, "well if we are all gonna get it, why don't you go first?" Did Sweden offer risk-bonuses to those who got COVID-19 early?
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