mmmmmyumyum

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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
Thanks!
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
How do you know that this was the cause of death when all we know is that these people were tested positive on Covid19 before they died? Not denying that Covid19 is a thing and measures are necessary but I think this question is valid when
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
Thanks for not contributing anything useful to this discussion.
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
Note: The two paragraphs in the link you replied with, are not evidence at all. For example the author also neglects the variance in the mortality rate each year. If they were evidence, then the author would deserve a nobel price in epidemi
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
What I find concerning is that in Germany at least one expert gets put into one basket with Conspiracy Theorists, who just says: "From looking at the numbers, we don't yet see anything out of the ordinary compared to other years.&
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
That's what I meant by "I want this to be a statistical discussion". I'm not spreading FUD at all. Those are all valid questions from a statistical point of view. I'm definitely not spreading Fear. Fear is what is s
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
Well yeah.. it is likely higher.. let's say it's 50% or even 200%. That could still be within the variance. If you can't tell me what this variance is, then it is not obvious at all that the situation in Italy is far beyond &
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by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago
You're comparing the number of deaths this year only to the number last year in the exact same time. What were the numbers in the years before? Comparing it to only one previous year doesn't allow to say that this is significant.
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Ask HN: What chance that we wouldn't notice Covid19 if we hadn't tested for it?
4 points by mmmmmyumyum 7y ago|9 comments