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Quote from: Petrochemicals on 10/11/2020 04:20:33Quote from: alancalverd on 09/11/2020 19:33:32.Indeed if you subtract the nursing home idiocy from the UK record, Sweden is doing extremely badly by comparison.Citation needed. You could start with https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/articles/deathsinvolvingcovid19inthecaresectorenglandandwales/deathsoccurringupto1may2020andregisteredupto9may2020provisionaland do the calculations for yourself. But the statistics come from the UK government, and you don't believe those from the Swedish government, so why accept these?
Quote from: alancalverd on 09/11/2020 19:33:32.Indeed if you subtract the nursing home idiocy from the UK record, Sweden is doing extremely badly by comparison.Citation needed.
.Indeed if you subtract the nursing home idiocy from the UK record, Sweden is doing extremely badly by comparison.
It begins to look like face cverings do not work yet heard in unity seems to be.
"We have a very serious situation," Prime Minister Stefan Löfven warned, adding that the virus was "going in the wrong direction".
The maximum number of people allowed to sit together in a cafe or restaurant is eight people.Stricter restrictions have been introduced in the regions of Halland, Örebo and Jönköping including a work from home order and the premier urged Swedes to avoid using public transport.Almost 70 per cent of the 10.5million people who live in the Nordic country are now under the voluntary government guidelines.
So the Czechs are well into a second wave, having done much better than the Swedes in the first wave, thanks in part to wearing face masks. And as you can see from their government statistics, the Swedes are just beginning their second wave.That's the problem with science - it's kind of inexorable. As of last Thursday:
Quote"We have a very serious situation," Prime Minister Stefan Löfven warned, adding that the virus was "going in the wrong direction". How very inconsiderate of it. QuoteThe maximum number of people allowed to sit together in a cafe or restaurant is eight people.Stricter restrictions have been introduced in the regions of Halland, Örebo and Jönköping including a work from home order and the premier urged Swedes to avoid using public transport.Almost 70 per cent of the 10.5million people who live in the Nordic country are now under the voluntary government guidelines. And so the government learns, at the expense of the dead.At present, about 0.2 - 0.3% of the UK population has been infected with COVID. You need to reach about 80% infection before herd immunity becomes significant, with 2.7 million excess deaths occurring en route in the UK - 6 times the WWII casualty figure. Only a corrupt politician would wish for such a trajectory, and the USA is well on the way.
If you can't be bothered to look at the Swedish government's published data, or learn the simplest facts about herd immunity, I can't be bothered to tell you why you are wrong.
managed outbreak
Could it be herd immunity
Tosh.No country has a high enough level of exposure, never mind immunity to demonstrate whether herd immunity works or not.If it wa going to work, it could only do so after almost everyone had been exposed.That hasn't happened so there's no way you can claim that herd immunity exists, never mind that it's working.
The Czech Repiblic is a good country to evaluate the effectiveness of masks. They did very well when they adopted masks earlier than the rest of Europe. Then disasterously when they abandoned masks. Of course masks work. OK lots of us don't like wearing them but I don't see the point in pretending that they don't work.Incidently Sweden leads the world in fortifying foods with vitamin D. We need both masks and vitamin D. They save lives without hurting the ecconomy.