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Thank you, I am aware of how PTS may present - what does that have to do with slowing infectious disease?
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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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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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Replying to @PaulVCooper1 @SimsYStuart and
IKR? That argument doesn’t work in the way that Stuart thinks it does...
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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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Replying to @PaulVCooper1 @gorskon and
That’s how you calculate total mortality rate for a population. Case mortality is very different (and no, I am not an epidemiologist).
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It is painfully and risibly apparent that you are not an epidemiologist.
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Replying to @gorskon @SimsYStuart and
And fortunate. So fortunate for the entire world, that the only person apparently worse at maths than me, is not an epidemiologist. Cos even I can see the flaws.
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