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This does beg a question. We are all familiar with the idea that low test positivity rates mean high false positives, while high test positivity rates mean low
by ipspam 5y ago
This does beg a question.
We are all familiar with the idea that low test positivity rates mean high false positives, while high test positivity rates mean low false positive rates.
Yet no scientists or public health officials are willing to apply the same logic and reason to Covid-19 positives vs death and illness.
Wonder why?
For example, if the US of A regularly has 2.7 million deaths per year, and 550,000 die with a positive Covid test this year, BUT, there are 35 million confirmed Covid cases and 35-140 million MISSED diagnoses, how many people did Covid actually kill?
The problem is that the majority of Covid cases are not tested and confirmed, which leave the question unanswerable.
But certainly the facts as they are known are disturbing to the narrative that Covid is a killer.