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Why was this flagged so fast? The article doesn't seem to present fake numbers and I was looking forward to having people who live there tell us how people beha

• piker 5y ago
  The dates seem cherry-picked at a glance. The wave of criticism dates back to the beginning of the pandemic in March 2020, but some of the charts focus on "recent" results, starting as late as February 2021.
  • vadfa 5y ago
    ...the entire point of the post is that Sweden is not talked about anymore
    • piker 5y ago
      Yes, and perhaps relevant to that point is the contemporaneous observational data?
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    • malshe 5y ago
      If you are on LinkedIn, it's been talked about plenty. There is no post about Covid that has several commenters posting "but what about Sweden"
  • dudul 5y ago
    Isn't it the whole point though? That announced sure disasters didn't happen?
• wonnage 5y ago
  It quotes a tweet comparing death rates of a single city (Los Angeles) to entire countries... Not fake, but it should be obvious that the statistics of a small geographical area might not be comparable to that of a much larger one. Just wait till you find out the death rate at a single nursing home vs the surrounding 100km^2!