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daily infections are irelevant if almost all of them are asymptomatic or extremely mild not requiring any hospitalization Czechia has 200-300 daily infections
by Markoff 6y ago
daily infections are irelevant if almost all of them are asymptomatic or extremely mild not requiring any hospitalization
Czechia has 200-300 daily infections and we have like 30 hospitalized patients also in country of 10.7M, so there is pretty much zero chance of dying from COVID, from those 390 people who dies in those 4 months (where usually dies around 40000 people from all causes) had other issues and coronavirus was unlikely cause of death
my guess is people who fell for this mass hysteria will be very quiet in year or two when we will look at yearly death stats and see mere blip because of COVID, where just cause of death may temporarily shift to COVID, but in the end total numbers of death will remain same. UK stats shows already for 6 weeks lower than 5 year average mortality and number of excess deaths is shrinking
https://twitter.com/EdConwaySky/status/1290568780251308032 https://twitter.com/EdConwaySky/status/1290568780251308032
- anoncake 6y ago> daily infections are irelevant if almost all of them are asymptomatic or extremely mild not requiring any hospitalization In fact, more daily infections without more deaths are a good thing. It means the virus is not as dangerous as we thought and we're closer to herd immunity/the end of the pandemic.
- thebruce87m 6y agoI’m struggling to get your point about the U.K. 161 deaths below average for a week - if the trend holds for the remainder of the 22 weeks this year then that’s 3.5k deaths less which is dwarfed by the excess so far, so I can’t see that averaging out? Unless you’re point is something else?