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“Not significantly” = they did, and we’re going to downplay by how much. “Children died”. No. They didn’t. Children had the lowest overall mortality. > That a
by vGPU 3y ago
“Not significantly” = they did, and we’re going to downplay by how much.
“Children died”. No. They didn’t. Children had the lowest overall mortality.
> That analysis, which included empirical data on mortality in 2020 from more than 110 countries and areas and from more than 80 countries and areas for 2021, found no evidence of widespread, significant excess mortality among those under age 25 or excess stillbirths for 2020 or 2021.
- unicef
Try again.
- MengerSponge 3y agoCan you define significance for me? Because the way you're using it is not the same as the way your evidence uses it. You're either being ignorant or dishonest, and I'd hate to assume whichever one you find more objectionable.
- vGPU 3y agoBoth quotes are an example of the same principle. The differentiator is indeed, in what the writer’s definition of significance is.