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Husband, Father, Ex-paratrooper @USARMY, Gen X, Consciousness Studies, Philosophy of Mind, FEP, Pankseppian Affective Neuroscience, Embodied Cognition, NIИ

Texas, USA
Joined August 2012

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    1. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @1EEX303 @JaiKanta22 @gorskon

      https://www.healthline.com/health/hypervigilance …

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    2. spite is my (got the vaccine)motivation‏ @1EEX303 Jan 15
      Replying to @SimsYStuart @JaiKanta22 @gorskon

      Thank you, I am aware of how PTS may present - what does that have to do with slowing infectious disease?

      1 reply 0 retweets 19 likes
    3. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @1EEX303 @JaiKanta22 @gorskon

      What do you assess as the mortality rate in the USA for Covid in 2020? More or less than 1%? Data collection was initially a big mess (resulting in mass hysteria), but some of these statistics have since been updated (state by state).

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    4. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @SimsYStuart @1EEX303 and

      Here, let me help. As of today, about 389,000 deaths from COVID are reported nationally. So let’s do the math. 389,000 / 328 million (US population) = 0.1% mortality rate. And that number is probably really high given flawed data collection on cause of death (comorbidity).

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    6. David Gorski, MD, PhD‏Verified account @gorskon Jan 15
      Replying to @PaulVCooper1 @SimsYStuart and

      IKR? That argument doesn’t work in the way that Stuart thinks it does...🤦🏻‍♂️

      1 reply 0 retweets 31 likes
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    8. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @PaulVCooper1 @gorskon and

      Yes Paul, I’m apparently too cognitively deficient to understand basic statistics. You guys are funny. Let me help you out here. Here’s the math. Ready? 389,000/328 million is the mortality rate. That is 1 out of every 100,000 (as epidemiologists like to phrase it).

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    9. Vicki Allen Crabb‏ @crabb_vicki Jan 15
      Replying to @SimsYStuart @PaulVCooper1 and

      Your calculation is incorrect (389,000/328,000,000)*100,000 = ~120 deaths per 100,000. This estimate is likely low due to lag time in reporting. /1

      1 reply 0 retweets 28 likes
    10. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @crabb_vicki @PaulVCooper1 and

      Check your math Vicki.

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      Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
      Replying to @SimsYStuart @crabb_vicki and

      Ok, I just checked my own math. I was incorrect (that’s what I get for trying to cook dinner and play with my kids while doing calculations). 389,000/328 million is 118 out of every 100,000. Good catch. 😍

      6:11 PM - 15 Jan 2021
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        2. Vicki Allen Crabb‏ @crabb_vicki Jan 15
          Replying to @SimsYStuart @PaulVCooper1 and

          I make errors too. Mortality is not the only outcome of interest. It's generally the easiest to measure.

          2 replies 0 retweets 14 likes
        3. Stuart Sims‏ @SimsYStuart Jan 15
          Replying to @crabb_vicki @PaulVCooper1 and

          But 118 out of every 100,000 still equals 0.1% mortality rate. Respectfully, please explain to me how this justifies mass hysteria and mandatory mask mandates for young healthy people?

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        2. country before party‏ @jakehirsch77 Jan 16
          Replying to @SimsYStuart @crabb_vicki and

          Props for checking your math and for admitting it. That's rare in life and maybe even more rare on twitter. Will you now re-examine your conclusions based on that math? Math is easy to check. Changing your opinion is a lot harder. It's rare in life and even more rare on Twitter.

          3 replies 0 retweets 10 likes
        3. country before party‏ @jakehirsch77 Jan 16
          Replying to @jakehirsch77 @SimsYStuart and

          note here. I'm not even assuming you'll change your conclusions, whatever they are. I'm merely encouraging you to take the step of actually stepping back and re-examine them.

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        2. Stephen M. Thomas‏ @stmithomas Jan 16
          Replying to @SimsYStuart @crabb_vicki and

          You realize that the opioid epidemic was declared a crisis when the mortality rate was about 12 per 100,000, right? Shhh ( as the sane people like to say).

          1 reply 0 retweets 7 likes
        3. Vicki Allen Crabb‏ @crabb_vicki Jan 16
          Replying to @stmithomas @SimsYStuart and

          It would be interesting to determine at what rate do people take note? At what rate do we surge healthcare? At what rate do tertiary centers have to waitlist transfers? At what rate do hospitals have to advise home care for pts they would normally admit?

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        1. C.P. van den Breul‏ @c_breul Jan 16
          Replying to @SimsYStuart @crabb_vicki and

          What’s the mortality in a relevant age group. What’s the short/longtime effects of the pathology for people who almost succumbed Etc...

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