glorppe

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   by glorppe 5y ago

   You did categorically state it: “So vaccines do not reduce Covid-19 mortality, period.” You also missed my nuance, but that’s not surprising at this point.
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   by glorppe 5y ago

   I don’t follow the logical leap. It’s clear the paper doesn’t demonstrate a difference, you’re right. I do think it’s disingenuous to say that the vaccine categorically doesn’t prevent deaths, if it can prevent infections that would lead to
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   by glorppe 5y ago

   While this is a literal interpretation of all-cause mortality from the paper, I’m not sure this is the right take away. There was such a dramatic reduction in overall cases in the vaccination group that deaths are probably more statistical
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   by glorppe 6y ago

   I’m licking my chops and hoping the SF bay does get cheaper; I’d love to live in the city or in Berkeley if the prices dropped significantly. Especially if commuting isn’t a big part of my life. Meanwhile, you couldn’t pay me an extra 100