Guess you missed the posts on mask efficiency .https://thestandard.org.nz/open-mike-01-03-2022/#comment-1869642 To summarise, laboratory experiments found masks to be 0% effective against virus aerosols. A believer in masks posted a rebuttal article, which...
Some real odd things in the Scottish data. (follow on from my post .https://thestandard.org.nz/open-mike-04-03-2022/#comment-1870995) The populations for any given week for the unvaccinated should be the same in the cases, hospitalizations, and deaths ...
Just memories of articles in passing up to now. Looked on line, divided opions not much hard data. So is a big experiment, and again for what benefit.... But the uneven rules have people wondering... We can go to concerts, dinner, Broadway shows. But being...
Still not done data check yet, but re did with 1 shot lumped in with unvaxed Deaths 14.7% from 18.5% of population (un vaccinated only) 18.8% from 26.1% of population ( 1 shot in with the un vaccinated
Still yet to do data entry check, but on thing that is odd ( unless it is a cause by my typos is the age standardisation. With a cursory glance the "age adjustment multiplier" week to week goes 4.03 2.83 6.09 in one category, but in an adjacent one for the...
Plenty of data that seat belts are effective reducing death As I mention above, the evidence that masks are effective at preventing death is lacking. Even that evidence that was presented by a mask believer,when you actually read it, cited articles that ...
I'm confused. The messaging I got was that there were many situations where you were required to wear a mask. But you are saying that if I choose not to wear a mask anywhere the will be no issue.
You assault someone, you are in the wrong. Yelling abuse at someone, well that is rude. I have to put that up from a neighbor from hell... Go too far and the police might arrest you for dissordley behaviour.
My preference would to have split split things apart further, with categories of "in transition", as they do not fit quite in either group. Have not had a chance to check my data entry yet..
My bad... Data in my spreadsheet is from 2 reports. I failed to put the second link in .https://www.publichealthscotland.scot/media/11763/22-02-16-covid19-winter_publication_report.pdf
But time enough to write a long ad hominem attack.... Care to enlighten which one offends you so much?
But the govt is ORDERING peole to wear masks and punishing them if they don't.... hardly freedom.
Glitch post [lprent: space filler comments? If this was meant to be deleted, then you could have used the delete button in the re-edit. ]
It starts by leading by example. It starts by being open and honest. It starts by acknowledging "the science" is often wrong. Have a read of "the truth wears off" I did a post on open mike 1 march post#3 ( on phone and cant manage get the link to the post ...
I noticed a few odd things in the tables in the Scottish COVID data so popped it into a spread sheet. .https://publichealthscotland.scot/media/11089/22-01-12-covid19-winter_publication_report.pdf One thing that popped out is at odds with what Tricledrown ...
They do an age standardization on the base numbers to get the displayed rate. for example if I look at the hospitalization table, end Jan start Feb Unvaxed base data in the table gives a raw rate of 11.8 but the age standardized rate almost tripples of 32....
Now I am at my laptop a wee bit more you clipped the word 'Warning' from the front, In the PDF the whole warning is in red, pretty hard to miss... But my memory was that it did not used to be there.. So looked back at the Jan 12 report There is the usual ...
I saw a response somewhere that the girls may have to make a hard choice, but if enough do it now they could save girls sports. If all the girls decided that at the start whistle, they all just sat down instead of racing, and face being kicked of the teams...
I did read that, and their musings as to why the data APPEARS to show the vax was innefective. And I thought I was very clear that they bear reaponsability for presenting the data the way they did. They set themselves up....
I was trying to follow the level of linking to substantiate claims that was being praticed by other commenters with respect to general claim etc I guess i misjudged No problem, I will work at being very pedantic about the linking.
My post yesterday () stirred up a hornets nest… and most of it seems to have stemmed from missing the point I was trying to make. The main point of this is about TRUST After all, I am told to trust the experts But first to address her statement “The ...
Apologies, I thought that posting the exact search then quoting the google text would be sufficient in context with the way other posters do. And i thought that posting the link to the open mike page and listing the post number would be enough. I cant see ...
My post yesterday (https://thestandard.org.nz/open-mike-01-03-2022) stirred up a hornets nest... and most of it seems to have stemmed from missing the point I was trying to make. The main point of this is about TRUST After all, I am told to trust the ...
Did a reply to you with all the links but I don't see it yet. lol, it appeared just after I posted this...
Not much research on all year round viruses, because the most problematic ones are seasonal I presume... The thrust of the post was to show that a person here who is certain masks worked cited a paper, and the paper claimed that the studies found they ...
Scottish data Have an image of another earlier one but cant see how to get it into here and the url is broken. It covered the peak where weekly cases were much higher, and had a unvaxed case rate of 958 per 100 k and double vaxed cases 1361 per 100 k for ...
.https://thestandard.org.nz/open-mike-24-02-2022/#comment-1868202 Initial post 2.2.2
I am not trying to miss represent anything in the scottish data. They were publishing RATES PER 100,000 of each distince sub population. Their earlier tables also had the total population of each sub group week by week. You look like you assume i am making...
I try and avoid assigning malice where mistakes, faulty assumptions or bad data could explain things.
Ps scottish report On phone with low data so going from memory, but in one of the tables, the unvaxed population jumps by 900,000 Unless it was in a previous report... Any way they postulate that the unceryainty over the unvaxed population is the cause, ...
Might have got the wording a bit off. My reason for mentioning the Scottish data was not as trying to show vax was inefective, but of how even the health system has problems with their data and interpretations of what it means. I have a problem with people...
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