Excellent interview, Professor! My hope is that an age-targeted strategy will be implemented...
"We don’t close schools because of the annual flu. We don’t ban people from driving cars because there are people who die in car accidents. We let people live normal lives with standard precautions." - @alastair_benn interviewed me for @reactionlifehttps://reaction.life/we-are-throwing-the-working-class-under-the-bus-an-interview-with-professor-martin-kulldorff/ …
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There are ways of protecting these people, 1st make sure their Vit D levels are sufficient, there is so much data on this its ridiculous that its not part of the plan. Reduce stress and decent sleep. Tricky when they've been scared shitless for months.https://www.dropbox.com/s/dcxa3wps7mym3rx/2020.09.04.20188268v1.full.pdf?dl=0 …
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It's a classic case of risk v reward. If we eliminate every possible thing that could kills us we would have very dull lives.
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@drbeen_medical nightly podcast on YouTube https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=upqAME1_G6U …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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But we forbid driving and drinking rather than letting drivers determine the risk for themselves. Why is that?
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We have a ballpark estimate (deaths / morbidity) for the „liberal“ („herd immunity“) strategy, but not for the other extreme („lockdown forever“). Most feel more comfortable in reducing known risks than unknown ones. Is that rational? Maybe. I really don‘t know.
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