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He's discrediting all other statistics from large dataset, and making a point from the stats of a single cruise ship. Of course, he is aware of that and made i
by beaunative 7y ago
He's discrediting all other statistics from large dataset, and making a point from the stats of a single cruise ship. Of course, he is aware of that and made it clear in the article. We should not take a passage out of context, which would certainly confuse the crowd.
- beaunative 7y agoand of course, those who on a cruise ship are generally middle-class if not wealthy no-need-to-work people, so projecting that population onto the american population will tend to error, as wealthier people tend to have better medical care and thus less "pre-existing" conditions. On the other hand, for people suffering from chronical or critical disease, it wouldn't make sense for them to take on a cruise trip, where they won't have access to sufficient medical services. Yet, that's quite possible for many of us. Thus the population on the cruise is already healthier than the general population of the same age.