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TOPIC: On the worst Covid day
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Re:On the worst Covid day 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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TimG wrote:
.. and that is death due to ANY reason within 28 days of testing positive and NOT death due to covid !
And on the other hand, those who linger more than four weeks are not included.
You might just as well not bother with these statistics because they are all bollocks.
Are you "our" Lovely Tim who is always surrounded by ladies in Thailand?
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Re:On the worst Covid day 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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Honey wrote:
[quote] JK2006 wrote:
There have always been some people completely unaffected by covid, but at the beginning we were not testing.
I would certainly hope that the vaccinations lessen the symptoms in those who are vulnerable, or there would be no point to them.
Vaccines have undoubtedly been a game-changer. So long as you live in the "first world", of course:
www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-01762-w
The "developed world" has acted in a very selfish way.
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Re:On the worst Covid day 2 Years, 2 Months ago
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JK2006 wrote:
Yes - isolation would work against the spread of the common cold but would it be worth it and should it last forever (the only sensible way to deal with it)? I think Isolation is essential if you're dealing, for example, with EBOLA - until a vaccine or treatment is found. But for this stupid trivial virus, inflated by media and swallowed by gullibles who get told extremes and believe them ("one more death! Close all off licences!!"), we need common sense.
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