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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2550
I laughed aloud when I read that comment.

Very funny.
Until you get up to date you'll keep listing Sweden wrongly using outdated data and facts. The Swedish strategy has changed dramatically since the 2nd wave hit. For months now it's required face masks in hospitals, care centres, public transport and public places. It's aggressively adopted a vaccination program. Unfortunately, there is some delay between actions and results due to the way COVID infections develop, but Sweden is now on the right path using masks and getting vaccinated. It never suspended vaccinations like Norway or Denmark, it couldn't afford to.

The main historical problem for Sweden came because they loosened restrictions too soon after the 1st wave and 2nd wave, and paid a huge price. The Swedish politicians basically listened to naysayers like yourself and it bit them on the ar5e!

Now they actually now follow the Melbourne like model, and it's going to serve them very well once they get cases back to manageable limits.

FYI, the latest official finding in Sweden;
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences' independent review of the available evidence validates WHO's recommendations to keep a physical distance, wear a face mask, keep rooms ventilated, avoid crowds, and practise good hand and respiratory hygiene.

However, not until Dec 18, 2020, did the government give directives to start to translate more of these recommendations into practice including the use of face masks, as the trajectory of rapidly rising cases and deaths continues and intensive-care facilities and the health-care professionals are stretched to the limits in many regions in Sweden.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2551
Sorry to hear about your father @Thryleon‍, it's never easy and sometimes we just feel powerless.

The vaccine lottery is interesting, I think that is just a kind way of say they don't know what will be delivered. We can't ignore the media and social media impacts of those booking cancellations, even when they just pose a question it's not always asking in innocence!

On the Brazil charts, I notice the charts linked have a big disclaiming stating they do not include the effects of COVID beyond 2020. You would have to be a bit of a statistical wizard to detangle what is one effect from another. I gather the major influence here is the global aging population, which like the rest of the planet will be putting a cap on population. It's a huge problem coming for young children now, my actuary friend tells me in the mid 2100s there will be too many people who all grow old and frail together at the same time, and most of the world won't have the resources or income to look after them.
I noted that to, but here is where it gets really slippery.

1.  That chart wasnt posted to dispell anything.  Its step one in figuring out the real data (I dont have the time, effort or energy at the minute).  This chart has the information that should normally be the case.

2.  Then add the number of covid deaths reported, and you might end up with a statistical answer to how many additional deaths we should be seeing.

3.  I dont really know what to think, but there are rubbery figures around brazil officially regarding both cases and deaths because they reportedly are not able to accurately capture figures in the slums anyway.

It is all a bit too convenient with respect to getting the official numbers.

Numbers without context though are just numbers.

"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2552
It is all a bit too convenient with respect to getting the official numbers.

Numbers without context though are just numbers.
Yes, there is a lot of politics in all this, wasn't Brazil one of the locations where the political leadership initially denied COVID was a pandemic, and even when the cases started to pile up they proposed weird untenable measures for a 3rd world location like HCQ, which was allegedly related to corruption regarding the purchase of HCQ.

Even the data from Europe is unreliable, some of the more extreme countries are apparently withholding a lot of data based on privacy concerns, even though they all basically comply to the EU systems.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2553
That was in my link @LP ... Bolsonaro.  Overthrow assured

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2554
That was in my link @LP ... Bolsonaro.  Overthrow assured
I suppose he'll be "Driven Into Exile" with only his $Billions to soften the blow! ::)
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2555
Until you get up to date you'll keep listing Sweden wrongly using outdated data and facts. The Swedish strategy has changed dramatically since the 2nd wave hit. For months now it's required face masks in hospitals, care centres, public transport and public places. It's aggressively adopted a vaccination program. Unfortunately, there is some delay between actions and results due to the way COVID infections develop, but Sweden is now on the right path using masks and getting vaccinated. It never suspended vaccinations like Norway or Denmark, it couldn't afford to.

The main historical problem for Sweden came because they loosened restrictions too soon after the 1st wave and 2nd wave, and paid a huge price. The Swedish politicians basically listened to naysayers like yourself and it bit them on the ar5e!

Now they actually now follow the Melbourne like model, and it's going to serve them very well once they get cases back to manageable limits.

FYI, the latest official finding in Sweden;

75% of deaths in Sweden were in the homes....

Until you get up to date you'll keep listing Sweden wrongly using outdated data and facts. The Swedish strategy has changed dramatically since the 2nd wave hit. For months now it's required face masks in hospitals, care centres, public transport and public places. It's aggressively adopted a vaccination program. Unfortunately, there is some delay between actions and results due to the way COVID infections develop, but Sweden is now on the right path using masks and getting vaccinated. It never suspended vaccinations like Norway or Denmark, it couldn't afford to.

The main historical problem for Sweden came because they loosened restrictions too soon after the 1st wave and 2nd wave, and paid a huge price. The Swedish politicians basically listened to naysayers like yourself and it bit them on the ar5e!

Now they actually now follow the Melbourne like model, and it's going to serve them very well once they get cases back to manageable limits.

FYI, the latest official finding in Sweden;

About to head off to the game. Will do Sweden later.

LP, you are the font of all knowledge - show me a paper - anything really - where SARS COV2 and COVID have met Koch's Postulates.....

I won't hold my breath.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2556
This is how insidious the media are.

After days and days of whipping the public into an anti-AstraZeneca frenzy, this is a typical headline they run today.
The commercial media have zero morals and are unprofessional, it's all about profit, even if it comes at the expense of your mental and physical health!

Why aren't they liable, were are the civil cases and class actions against them?


If people were spooked, it would be a lot easier to get an appointment for a jab.  Clinics are overwhelmed with folk trying make appointments and there are none available on the Bellarine or Geelong for at least a fortnight.  Hopefully, the high volume vaccination centre at the old Ford Factory will be up and running soon.
“Why don’t you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don’t you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don’t you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?”  Oddball

 

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2557
75% of deaths in Sweden were in the homes....
It's the general public the spread the disease, and the frail, susceptible and elderly that die first from it, like those in Sweden's care homes after the Swedish politicians prematurely relaxed restrictions. But Sweden learned from that huge huge error and are now doing the exact opposite of what you demand, they are the EU's new boosters for the use of masks, vaccines and social distancing. ;)

Nobody cares about Koch's Postulate or any other 18th or 19th century science, other than to learn from the history, science which has long since been superseded. References to it are just throw away labels used by those who desire of a smokescreen to mask their lack of knowledge around the real issues. You might as well quote Niels Bohr or Nietzsche.
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2558
It's the general public the spread the disease, and the frail, susceptible and elderly that die first from it, like those in Sweden's care homes after the Swedish politicians prematurely relaxed restrictions. But Sweden learned from that huge huge error and are now doing the exact opposite of what you demand, they are the EU's new boosters for the use of masks, vaccines and social distancing. ;)

Nobody cares about Koch's Postulate or any other 18th or 19th century science, other than to learn from the history, science which has long since been superseded. References to it are just throw away labels used by those who desire of a smokescreen to mask their lack of knowledge around the real issues. You might as well quote Niels Bohr or Nietzsche.

Same rhetoric, zero substance...

Great stuff LP.

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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2559
If people were spooked, it would be a lot easier to get an appointment for a jab.  Clinics are overwhelmed with folk trying make appointments and there are none available on the Bellarine or Geelong for at least a fortnight.  Hopefully, the high volume vaccination centre at the old Ford Factory will be up and running soon.

good luck....
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2560
Same rhetoric, zero substance...

Great stuff LP.
I'm afraid your post history exposes significant contradictions.

You've regularly questioned the validity of COVID by offering irrelevant references to things like Koch's Postulate, but historically in the very same forum you've consumed pages and pages arguing for the use of HCQ or Ivermectin. Those posts expose that you think the pandemic is caused by a virus because you argue for use of an anti-viral, even if they are ineffective against Sars-Cov-2.

 I dare say someone could analyse this site for positive terms around HCQ or Ivermectin and Flyboy77 would be a standout #1!

I'm a bit surprised a lawyer like yourself didn't see this contradiction before they posted so much!
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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #2563
https://www.theage.com.au/world/europe/merkel-holds-crisis-meeting-as-some-regions-halt-astrazeneca-for-under-60s-20210331-p57ffo.html
I don't understand, well maybe I do, that there can be a halt in some specific regions despite there being no official reports lodged.

It feels politically driven.
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