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and why we haven't seen, for instance, the studies that show that masks are ineffective being debated on television?
Which studies? We can debate them here.
and why we haven't seen, for instance, the studies that show that masks are ineffective being debated on television?
the Imperial study released on 16th December
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/mrc-global-infectious-disease-analysis/covid-19/report-48-global-omicron/
Link for pdf
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/medicine/mrc-gida/2021-12-16-COVID19-Report-48.pdf
Which studies? We can debate them here.
Thanks; very technical indeed but it still doesn't chime with what I've seen "on the ground" these past 2 years.
The point I'm making now is why nobody who makes anti-mask statements is allowed on TV, radio or in the papers.
As an individual, your on the ground observations mean nought.
I could say......
"I have not seen a fatal car crash in the last 2 years, therefore fatal crashes do not occur."
Which is nonsense.
They get the same coverage as flat earthers, hollow moon believers and those who think the "elite" are lizard people. Sound about right to me.
why-Sweden-fared-better-with-fewer-restrictions issue
For masks read about the Denmark experiment.
No they didn't, https://www.businessinsider.com/swe...egy-failed-higher-death-rate-2021-8?r=US&IR=T.
"Sweden has recorded more COVID-19 cases per capita than most countries so far: Since the start of the pandemic, roughly 11 out of every 100 people in Sweden have been diagnosed with COVID-19, compared with 9.4 out of every 100 in the UK and 7.4 per 100 in Italy. Sweden has also recorded around 145 COVID-19 deaths for every 100,000 people — around three times more than Denmark, eight times more than Finland, and nearly 10 times more than Norway."
Your figures off cases per 100 in the UK and Sweden are at odds with Worldometer
Your figures off cases per 100 in the UK and Sweden are at odds with Worldometer so which shall we believe?
Your figures of cases per 100 in the UK and Sweden are at odds with Worldometer so which shall we believe?
The ironic bit is that since then we've decided to follow the Swedish model, and Sweden have chosen to follow a more conventional model. Which is why we've started to do worse again.August 20th Worldometer figures;
Uk population 67,220,000, total cases 6,430,428, cases per 100 = 9.57
Sweden population 10,350,000, total cases 1,117,567, cases per 100 = 10.8
Pretty close Id say.