Neither Canada nor US ever envisioned herd immunity against CoVid. They wanted then and still only demand now, herd mentality. One other thought...note how when the weather gets nice each spring and summer the numbers of deaths magically went down - both before 'vaccines' were available and afterwards. This indicates, to me anyway, that fresh air and sunshine are excellent (perhaps the best?) disinfectants for the human immune system...just like everyone's grandparents have told us for decades. Which begs the question: where's the imperical evidence that shows otherwise-healthy 'vaccinated' people fared "better" than the healthy unvaxxed? Lastly, one should have known that *every* contagious viral outbreak tends to affect the elderly and immune-compromised among us at the highest rates. We've known that for a couple of centuries now. CoVid didn't change that. Good post, Ken.
This post is blindingly ironic. You’ve found a study about biases, which apparently confirms your personal beliefs (all scientists are liars for some vague reason, it’s bad when governments govern etc.), and you hold it up as ‘proof’ that you were right all along. This is a textbook example of confirmation bias in action.
What if we’d done nothing? Epidemiology data going purely from excess mortality rates puts the number at around 20 million, but that obviously increases every day. At least 20 million more people would have died of Covid if we’d done nothing. It’s more difficult to estimate the numbers that would have died if there were no lockdowns etc, but obviously, it would’ve been a lot.
Neither Canada nor US ever envisioned herd immunity against CoVid. They wanted then and still only demand now, herd mentality. One other thought...note how when the weather gets nice each spring and summer the numbers of deaths magically went down - both before 'vaccines' were available and afterwards. This indicates, to me anyway, that fresh air and sunshine are excellent (perhaps the best?) disinfectants for the human immune system...just like everyone's grandparents have told us for decades. Which begs the question: where's the imperical evidence that shows otherwise-healthy 'vaccinated' people fared "better" than the healthy unvaxxed? Lastly, one should have known that *every* contagious viral outbreak tends to affect the elderly and immune-compromised among us at the highest rates. We've known that for a couple of centuries now. CoVid didn't change that. Good post, Ken.
This post is blindingly ironic. You’ve found a study about biases, which apparently confirms your personal beliefs (all scientists are liars for some vague reason, it’s bad when governments govern etc.), and you hold it up as ‘proof’ that you were right all along. This is a textbook example of confirmation bias in action.
What if we’d done nothing? Epidemiology data going purely from excess mortality rates puts the number at around 20 million, but that obviously increases every day. At least 20 million more people would have died of Covid if we’d done nothing. It’s more difficult to estimate the numbers that would have died if there were no lockdowns etc, but obviously, it would’ve been a lot.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9537923/
"Miscategariztion bias" you can't even spell the word you dumb hick 🤣
LMAO