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Oldie but goldie. Coincidence that there’s a growing sliver of deaths attributed to covid19 in 4Q20, precisely compensating for the rather surprising observation that deaths from all other causes falls by precisely that same amount, hence no excess deaths? Frankly, that’s so... https://twitter.com/c0vid0/status/1351234551616516104
...unlikely that it can be dismissed. Why? A population with restricted access to the NHS for up to 9mo, during which time there was a very large fall in referrals & completed consultant episodes for illnesses that lead to mortality, isn’t one where “fewer deaths” is a...
...reasonable expectation. Most people would say if asked “that’ll lead to increased deaths, if anything”. Mr Occam would probably pop his head round the door & wink. A more plausible explanation, consistent with other datasets, is that London reached herd immunity during the...
...spring pandemic, hence no excess deaths. As to deaths attributed to covid19, that only requires that PCR mass testing yields a substantial fraction of positive results which are false. It’s noteworthy that in the Swansea study in late summer, somewhere between 80-90% of PCR...
...positives turned out, upon retesting, to have been false.
But I’m bored with pointing this out, so suit yourselves!
But I’m bored with pointing this out, so suit yourselves!
