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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ that so flawed I won't even bother
Where is the cube?st7 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ that so flawed I won't even bother
yes but he's.. u know.. shh
Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
There are likely to be many antiviral treatments that:aaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
aaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
Do you drink soft drink? Research all of the ingredients and get back to me.hover11 wrote:Aaron, why must I develop a treatment when I can develop a vaccine that the entire population has to take every 6 months to maximize my profits, there is no gain for me as big pharma in that regardaaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
timelapse wrote:Do you drink soft drink? Research all of the ingredients and get back to me.hover11 wrote:Aaron, why must I develop a treatment when I can develop a vaccine that the entire population has to take every 6 months to maximize my profits, there is no gain for me as big pharma in that regardaaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
Same with underarm deodorant
hover11 wrote:You make these wild assumptions and just throw them out , for the record no I don't drink soft drinks(carbonated beverages on the whole), anyone who works out regularly knows soft drinks are a definite NO, so deodorant is now being compared with an experimental vaccine???? REALLYtimelapse wrote:Do you drink soft drink? Research all of the ingredients and get back to me.hover11 wrote:Aaron, why must I develop a treatment when I can develop a vaccine that the entire population has to take every 6 months to maximize my profits, there is no gain for me as big pharma in that regardaaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
Same with underarm deodorant
You'll be surprised at what big pharma sneaking into your body alreadyhover11 wrote:You make these wild assumptions and just throw them out , for the record no I don't drink soft drinks(carbonated beverages on the whole), anyone who works out regularly knows soft drinks are a definite NO, so deodorant is now being compared with an experimental vaccine???? REALLYtimelapse wrote:Do you drink soft drink? Research all of the ingredients and get back to me.hover11 wrote:Aaron, why must I develop a treatment when I can develop a vaccine that the entire population has to take every 6 months to maximize my profits, there is no gain for me as big pharma in that regardaaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
Same with underarm deodorant
timelapse wrote:You'll be surprised at what big pharma sneaking into your body alreadyhover11 wrote:You make these wild assumptions and just throw them out , for the record no I don't drink soft drinks(carbonated beverages on the whole), anyone who works out regularly knows soft drinks are a definite NO, so deodorant is now being compared with an experimental vaccine???? REALLYtimelapse wrote:Do you drink soft drink? Research all of the ingredients and get back to me.hover11 wrote:Aaron, why must I develop a treatment when I can develop a vaccine that the entire population has to take every 6 months to maximize my profits, there is no gain for me as big pharma in that regardaaron17 wrote:Same thing with chemo...there are different avenues for treatment to deal with cancer. They really suppressing the treatments and pushing these vaccines.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:aaron17 wrote:I didn't know u putting seatbelts in ur body.
It's an analogy.
Do you know everything that you put into your body?
What's in a sausage or an antibiotic that you consume?
Same with underarm deodorant
dogg wrote:Rabid anti-vaxxer Inshan Ishmael has a poll on his page asking who's vaccinated.
Backfired.
Majority responded that they were.
What a sad, sad dotish man.
adnj wrote:Third COVID Vaccine Dose Could Be the Last
— Experts point to longer interval between doses providing more robust immunity
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-re ... ives/94089
Cuba approves emergency use of home-grown Covid vaccine, Latin America's first
The country has not bought or sought vaccines from elsewhere, and aims to immunize its population before the end of the year.
In June, the state-run BioCubaFarma laboratory said Abdala "shows efficacy of 92.28 percent in its three-dose scheme."
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/2 ... ca-s-first
See notes on Sinopharm and AZMmoney607 wrote:adnj wrote:Third COVID Vaccine Dose Could Be the Last
— Experts point to longer interval between doses providing more robust immunity
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-re ... ives/94089
Cuba approves emergency use of home-grown Covid vaccine, Latin America's first
The country has not bought or sought vaccines from elsewhere, and aims to immunize its population before the end of the year.
In June, the state-run BioCubaFarma laboratory said Abdala "shows efficacy of 92.28 percent in its three-dose scheme."
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/2 ... ca-s-first
This makes sense and has been the conventional wisdom for the past 100 years. So the question is, why was the conventional wisdom ignored. We even saw down here where the CMO shortened the interval from 3 months to 2 months.
timelapse wrote:See notes on Sinopharm and AZMmoney607 wrote:adnj wrote:Third COVID Vaccine Dose Could Be the Last
— Experts point to longer interval between doses providing more robust immunity
https://www.medpagetoday.com/special-re ... ives/94089
Cuba approves emergency use of home-grown Covid vaccine, Latin America's first
The country has not bought or sought vaccines from elsewhere, and aims to immunize its population before the end of the year.
In June, the state-run BioCubaFarma laboratory said Abdala "shows efficacy of 92.28 percent in its three-dose scheme."
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/2 ... ca-s-first
This makes sense and has been the conventional wisdom for the past 100 years. So the question is, why was the conventional wisdom ignored. We even saw down here where the CMO shortened the interval from 3 months to 2 months.
He, PEA and "Trio TT", whatever the fack that is.timelapse wrote:Inshan looking for relevance.
Perhaps he had no friends as a child
K74T wrote:He, PEA and "Trio TT", whatever the fack that is.timelapse wrote:Inshan looking for relevance.
Perhaps he had no friends as a child
Dohplaydat wrote:OK it seems really really really unlike that this is true. Let's do the odds assuming they were all unvaccinated first.
In Trinidad at most 15% of confirmed cases need hospitalization.
of that 15% let's go with another worse case figure and say 20% will need ICU.
So now let's assume these people are all near 60. Their rate of hospitalization and ICU is probably 5X the average case.
So 0.15 * 0.2 * 5 = 0.15 or 15% probability that each of those persons would need ICU treatment if they contracted covid. In reality, it's probably much lower, but I'm trying to show you how improbable it is.
Now to get the probability of all 3 of them all needing ICU we use the Product Rule. This states that the probability of the occurrence of independent events is the product of their individual probabilities. The probability of three persons needing ICU is 0.15 * 0.15 * 0.15 is now 0.003375 or 0.34% or 1 in 300.
And that's if they're unvaccinated, close to age 60 and facing worst case odds......being vaccinated probably changes that to 1 in a 5000.
So I call BS on your story..
Btw the rate of ICU death for covid here in T&T is 90% so I fully expect if you were to keep up with this BS story, at least 2 of them should die......if you want to make this believable.
Dohplaydat wrote:I'm not saying he is lying, I'm saying the probability of that happening (and you need to check over your math) is extremely low, which is why I called BS on his story.
He is either making it up or doesn't have all the facts. But if true I will concede that I was wrong, but back to the math.
15% of covid patients need hospitalization and a further 15% need ICU....those are roughly our local figures.
That means 2% (0.15 * .15) of covid patients will need ICU. Not 30% where the f*ck did that come from?
The 1 in 5000 is actually a worst-case scenario. adnj indicated that based on current findings if they were vaxed like 88sins is saying then the odds are even FAR more unlikely.
I assumed they were unvaxxed to show how unlikely a situation like that is in the first place. All 3 being fully vaccinated puts the story into an incredulous state.
Nothing that you underlined was in error.ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:OK it seems really really really unlike that this is true. Let's do the odds assuming they were all unvaccinated first.
In Trinidad at most 15% of confirmed cases need hospitalization.
of that 15% let's go with another worse case figure and say 20% will need ICU.
So now let's assume these people are all near 60. Their rate of hospitalization and ICU is probably 5X the average case.
So 0.15 * 0.2 * 5 = 0.15 or 15% probability that each of those persons would need ICU treatment if they contracted covid. In reality, it's probably much lower, but I'm trying to show you how improbable it is.
Now to get the probability of all 3 of them all needing ICU we use the Product Rule. This states that the probability of the occurrence of independent events is the product of their individual probabilities. The probability of three persons needing ICU is 0.15 * 0.15 * 0.15 is now 0.003375 or 0.34% or 1 in 300.
And that's if they're unvaccinated, close to age 60 and facing worst case odds......being vaccinated probably changes that to 1 in a 5000.
So I call BS on your story..
Btw the rate of ICU death for covid here in T&T is 90% so I fully expect if you were to keep up with this BS story, at least 2 of them should die......if you want to make this believable.Dohplaydat wrote:I'm not saying he is lying, I'm saying the probability of that happening (and you need to check over your math) is extremely low, which is why I called BS on his story.
He is either making it up or doesn't have all the facts. But if true I will concede that I was wrong, but back to the math.
15% of covid patients need hospitalization and a further 15% need ICU....those are roughly our local figures.
That means 2% (0.15 * .15) of covid patients will need ICU. Not 30% where the f*ck did that come from?
The 1 in 5000 is actually a worst-case scenario. adnj indicated that based on current findings if they were vaxed like 88sins is saying then the odds are even FAR more unlikely.
I assumed they were unvaxxed to show how unlikely a situation like that is in the first place. All 3 being fully vaccinated puts the story into an incredulous state.
I need to check over my math? You are the one who thinks 2% is 0.22% is 0.02.
ScHoolboySoloQ wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:OK it seems really really really unlike that this is true. Let's do the odds assuming they were all unvaccinated first.
In Trinidad at most 15% of confirmed cases need hospitalization.
of that 15% let's go with another worse case figure and say 20% will need ICU.
So now let's assume these people are all near 60. Their rate of hospitalization and ICU is probably 5X the average case.
So 0.15 * 0.2 * 5 = 0.15 or 15% probability that each of those persons would need ICU treatment if they contracted covid. In reality, it's probably much lower, but I'm trying to show you how improbable it is.
Now to get the probability of all 3 of them all needing ICU we use the Product Rule. This states that the probability of the occurrence of independent events is the product of their individual probabilities. The probability of three persons needing ICU is 0.15 * 0.15 * 0.15 is now 0.003375 or 0.34% or 1 in 300.
And that's if they're unvaccinated, close to age 60 and facing worst case odds......being vaccinated probably changes that to 1 in a 5000.
So I call BS on your story..
Btw the rate of ICU death for covid here in T&T is 90% so I fully expect if you were to keep up with this BS story, at least 2 of them should die......if you want to make this believable.Dohplaydat wrote:I'm not saying he is lying, I'm saying the probability of that happening (and you need to check over your math) is extremely low, which is why I called BS on his story.
He is either making it up or doesn't have all the facts. But if true I will concede that I was wrong, but back to the math.
15% of covid patients need hospitalization and a further 15% need ICU....those are roughly our local figures.
That means 2% (0.15 * .15) of covid patients will need ICU. Not 30% where the f*ck did that come from?
The 1 in 5000 is actually a worst-case scenario. adnj indicated that based on current findings if they were vaxed like 88sins is saying then the odds are even FAR more unlikely.
I assumed they were unvaxxed to show how unlikely a situation like that is in the first place. All 3 being fully vaccinated puts the story into an incredulous state.
I need to check over my math? You are the one who thinks 2% is 0.22% is 0.02.
ScHoolboySoloQ wrote: three persons needing ICU is 0.3^3 = 0.027 or 3 in 100.
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