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Developed countries tend to maintain rigorous public statistics on causes of death. There is no reason to fall back to anecdata. If you're paranoid that your p
by tpmx 4y ago
Developed countries tend to maintain rigorous public statistics on causes of death. There is no reason to fall back to anecdata.
If you're paranoid that your particular country is manipulating data, look at some other developed country's data.
- johndfsgdgdfg 4y agoI live in Ontario, Canada. For a long period of time the province reported deaths _with_ COVID, not necessarily deaths _because of_ COVID [1]. So when public health officials and the govts do stuffs like this, I cannot blame people when they are skpetic of COVID data. [1] https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-is-changing-how-it-reports-covid-19-deaths-1.5812306 https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-is-changing-how-it-report...
- tpmx 4y agoThat's not really applicable to this theory, is it? In this case the attributed and recorded cause of death would be heart failure.
- spookthesunset 4y agoIt's funny how two years into this we have absolutely no solid answer to "with" vs "from". You'd think these "experts" would realize how absolutely critical it is to know the difference because you'll get a dramatically different picture of covid depending on which way you measure. That so many of these "experts" dance around this question and shame the person asking it has made me very, very suspect of their motives.