"So, what can we conclude from all this? Very simply, lockdown and the fear-mongering that goes with it almost certainly kills many more people than it saves, and it certainly results in many more years of life lost." -@sebrushworthhttps://twitter.com/sebrushworth/status/1338035204544471040 …
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Or you could read peer reviewed research on it and conclude that the non-rigorous “research” presented by Brushworth contradicts it.https://www.pnas.org/content/106/41/17290 …
Hi Rob. Thanks for sharing. The life expectancy dips in 1920, 23, 26, 28, 29, and 36 were all due to severe influenza years. Luckily, there were no lockdowns with accompanying fear mongering during the Great Depression, and schools were open.
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Ignoring the “many more years of life lost” a bit, as well as the thrust that lock downs lead to job losses, I see.
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