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Vaccines worked out well then?
Not to mention isolation, mask waring, isolation, distancing, sanatizing, etc
Not to mention isolation, mask waring, isolation, distancing, sanatizing, etc
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//So where does your 99.97% figure come from (cos its obvs completely bogus, impossibly high,// Is it so impossibly high? At present, there have been 11.45m recorded cases and 147.2k deaths. Leaving aside, for the moment, the potential inaccuracies when recording both these figures, that means 98.7% of those recorded to have contracted the virus...
21:12 Mon 20th Dec 2021
Nailit, you seem to have retreated into a world of your own where you don't accept any ideas except your own predetermined stuff. Anneasquith asked you a question, but you don't seem to accept it as a valid question, you just accuse Anne of asking a ridiculous question. Why have you got like this? You used to be OK.
With statements like //I would surmise nailit has been drinking, no point in further discussion// and //Is it possible all the unregulated substances you have previously put into your body have disturbed rational thought// it's hardly surprising Nailit's becoming defensive. Do try and act like grown ups.
//So where does your 99.97% figure come from (cos its obvs completely bogus, impossibly high,//
Is it so impossibly high?
At present, there have been 11.45m recorded cases and 147.2k deaths. Leaving aside, for the moment, the potential inaccuracies when recording both these figures, that means 98.7% of those recorded to have contracted the virus survived and 1.3% died. Of course this cannot be relied upon entirely. Some of the 11.45m sufferers may have contracted the virus more than once; they may have survived every time or survived the earlier infection(s) and then died. Then some of those who died allegedly as a result of the virus may well have died of some other cause. But the biggest inaccuracy of all is that it is fairly common ground that the true number of infections is far greater than the 11.45m currently recorded. Possibly as many as two or three times as many.
Of course it’s true that these figures will vary for individual age groups and for those with vulnerabilities and the average figure will not be appropriate for everybody. But if you accept that the 11.45m is a considerable underestimate of the true number of infections, then the overall survival rate (or “ratio” as Peter would prefer) is well into 99% plus, and possibly higher that 99.5%.
Is it so impossibly high?
At present, there have been 11.45m recorded cases and 147.2k deaths. Leaving aside, for the moment, the potential inaccuracies when recording both these figures, that means 98.7% of those recorded to have contracted the virus survived and 1.3% died. Of course this cannot be relied upon entirely. Some of the 11.45m sufferers may have contracted the virus more than once; they may have survived every time or survived the earlier infection(s) and then died. Then some of those who died allegedly as a result of the virus may well have died of some other cause. But the biggest inaccuracy of all is that it is fairly common ground that the true number of infections is far greater than the 11.45m currently recorded. Possibly as many as two or three times as many.
Of course it’s true that these figures will vary for individual age groups and for those with vulnerabilities and the average figure will not be appropriate for everybody. But if you accept that the 11.45m is a considerable underestimate of the true number of infections, then the overall survival rate (or “ratio” as Peter would prefer) is well into 99% plus, and possibly higher that 99.5%.
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