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I love how now the fatalities are an undercount and the number of cases is a certainty so it fits this shoehorned argument. In reality the fatalities are ‘peop
by tinus_hn 5y ago
I love how now the fatalities are an undercount and the number of cases is a certainty so it fits this shoehorned argument.
In reality the fatalities are ‘people who died within a certain period after being tested positive’ and an enormous amount of cases without any symptoms go undetected.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> I love how now the fatalities are an undercount and the number of cases is a certainty so it fits this shoehorned argument. Cases are a certainty basically by definition (now, if you want to do the usual thing and argue that we should look at IFR and not CFR, that’s a different story, but I’m not the one who introduced a false claim about CFR.) > an enormous amount of cases without any symptoms go undetected. By definition, if an infection goes undetected, its not a case.