DanM wrote:
We have entered a new phase. The multi-vaxxed establishment media lunatics now lie about their latest illness when they are sick and can't go out or go to work.
Huh?
This thread was deleted by a volunteer moderator. I certainly don't want a thread this big deleted so I've restored. THat being said, this thread has served it's purpose. I've closed it to new posts.
We have a new 2024 vaccine thread here. New people don't need to try to wade through 20,000 posts to figure out what is going on.
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2022 Mortality data released by Statistics Canada.
83% of the Canadian population has taken at least one dose of Covid "vaccine".
Note that the Atlantic provinces had the highest rates of vax uptake while the Prairie provinces had the lowest.
*******Deaths, 2022; Released: 2023-11-27
There were 334,623 deaths in Canada in 2022, an increase of 7.3% from 2021. This increase was noted across all provinces and territories except Nunavut. The age-standardized mortality rate, which removes the effects of differences in the age structure of a population over time, also increased, from 907.2 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 972.5 deaths in 2022. In 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the age-standardized mortality rate was 830.5 deaths.
The number of COVID-19 deaths increased from 14,466 in 2021 to 19,716 in 2022, the highest number of such deaths recorded since the beginning of the pandemic
In 2022, the rate of COVID-19 deaths increased across all Canadian regions, except the Prairies (i.e., Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta). The largest increase was in Atlantic Canada, where the rate of COVID-19 deaths in 2022 (59.5 deaths per 100,000 population) was more than seven times higher than in 2021 (8.3 deaths). In 2022, the rate of COVID-19 deaths increased by 38.3% to 54.5 deaths in Central Canada (i.e., Quebec and Ontario) and by 29.6% to 41.6 deaths in Western Canada (i.e., British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut).
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DanM wrote:
2022 Mortality data released by Statistics Canada.
83% of the Canadian population has taken at least one dose of Covid "vaccine".
Note that the Atlantic provinces had the highest rates of vax uptake while the Prairie provinces had the lowest.
*******Deaths, 2022; Released: 2023-11-27
There were 334,623 deaths in Canada in 2022, an increase of 7.3% from 2021. This increase was noted across all provinces and territories except Nunavut. The age-standardized mortality rate, which removes the effects of differences in the age structure of a population over time, also increased, from 907.2 deaths per 100,000 population in 2021 to 972.5 deaths in 2022. In 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the age-standardized mortality rate was 830.5 deaths.
The number of COVID-19 deaths increased from 14,466 in 2021 to 19,716 in 2022, the highest number of such deaths recorded since the beginning of the pandemic
In 2022, the rate of COVID-19 deaths increased across all Canadian regions, except the Prairies (i.e., Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta). The largest increase was in Atlantic Canada, where the rate of COVID-19 deaths in 2022 (59.5 deaths per 100,000 population) was more than seven times higher than in 2021 (8.3 deaths). In 2022, the rate of COVID-19 deaths increased by 38.3% to 54.5 deaths in Central Canada (i.e., Quebec and Ontario) and by 29.6% to 41.6 deaths in Western Canada (i.e., British Columbia, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut).
Because you've spent countless posts demonstrating your bona fides in understanding probability and statistics, and have regaled LRC with a spate of data analysis nonpareil, I simply say: Thank you. Oh, thank you.
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Pascal without a wager because it has been certain from the begi wrote:
Because you've spent countless posts demonstrating your bona fides in understanding probability and statistics, and have regaled LRC with a spate of data analysis nonpareil, I simply say: Thank you. Oh, thank you.
LOL
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2600 bro wrote:
Pascal without a wager because it has been certain from the begi wrote:
Because you've spent countless posts demonstrating your bona fides in understanding probability and statistics, and have regaled LRC with a spate of data analysis nonpareil, I simply say: Thank you. Oh, thank you.
LOL
Statistical reports from Canadian government agencies are considered unreliable ?
I guess you guys are into conspiracy theories.
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This is all I was saying,
“Human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) is not usually associated with disease in the immunocompetent, but a major cause of opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. HHV-6 infection can upregulate HIV replication and accelerate progress towards AIDS.”
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Covidiocy wrote:
This is all I was saying,
“Human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) is not usually associated with disease in the immunocompetent, but a major cause of opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. HHV-6 infection can upregulate HIV replication and accelerate progress towards AIDS.”
.Seems not much different from the myriad other latent viral issues that appear as AIDS progresses
HHV-6 infection was detected in 17.6% (15/85) of HIV-infected
individuals, and in 3.53% (3/85) of healthy controls. Thus, HHV-6
infection was more likely to be found in HIV-infected individuals than
in healthy controls (odds ratio 5.85; 95% confidence interval, 1.6–21).
The HHV-6B was the most common subtype identified in both HIV-infected
individuals (12/15) and healthy controls (3/3). The HHV-6A and
co-infection between HHV-6A and HHV-6B were only found in HIV-infected
individuals (2/15 and 1/15, respectively). Viral RNA load of
HIV-infected individuals was not correlated to HHV-6 infection.11 -
Covidiocy wrote:
This is all I was saying,
“Human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) is not usually associated with disease in the immunocompetent, but a major cause of opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. HHV-6 infection can upregulate HIV replication and accelerate progress towards AIDS.”
.Serious question. If you're this obsessed with science (take that as a compliment) then why don't you do it as a career anymore if you have an advanced degree in it?
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2600 bro wrote:
Covidiocy wrote:
This is all I was saying,
“Human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) is not usually associated with disease in the immunocompetent, but a major cause of opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. HHV-6 infection can upregulate HIV replication and accelerate progress towards AIDS.”
.Seems not much different from the myriad other latent viral issues that appear as AIDS progresses
HHV-6 infection was detected in 17.6% (15/85) of HIV-infected
individuals, and in 3.53% (3/85) of healthy controls. Thus, HHV-6
infection was more likely to be found in HIV-infected individuals than
in healthy controls (odds ratio 5.85; 95% confidence interval, 1.6–21).
The HHV-6B was the most common subtype identified in both HIV-infected
individuals (12/15) and healthy controls (3/3). The HHV-6A and
co-infection between HHV-6A and HHV-6B were only found in HIV-infected
individuals (2/15 and 1/15, respectively). Viral RNA load of
HIV-infected individuals was not correlated to HHV-6 infection.A lot of latent viruses don’t have an affinity for CD4, CD8, or NK cells and aren’t responsible for depleting them in conjunction with other immunocompromising conditions.
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Covidiocy wrote:
2600 bro wrote:
Seems not much different from the myriad other latent viral issues that appear as AIDS progresses
HHV-6 infection was detected in 17.6% (15/85) of HIV-infected
individuals, and in 3.53% (3/85) of healthy controls. Thus, HHV-6
infection was more likely to be found in HIV-infected individuals than
in healthy controls (odds ratio 5.85; 95% confidence interval, 1.6–21).
The HHV-6B was the most common subtype identified in both HIV-infected
individuals (12/15) and healthy controls (3/3). The HHV-6A and
co-infection between HHV-6A and HHV-6B were only found in HIV-infected
individuals (2/15 and 1/15, respectively). Viral RNA load of
HIV-infected individuals was not correlated to HHV-6 infection.A lot of latent viruses don’t have an affinity for CD4, CD8, or NK cells and aren’t responsible for depleting them in conjunction with other immunocompromising conditions.
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fastboy77 wrote:
Covidiocy wrote:
This is all I was saying,
“Human herpesvirus-6 (HHV-6) is not usually associated with disease in the immunocompetent, but a major cause of opportunistic infection in HIV-infected individuals. HHV-6 infection can upregulate HIV replication and accelerate progress towards AIDS.”
.Serious question. If you're this obsessed with science (take that as a compliment) then why don't you do it as a career anymore if you have an advanced degree in it?
Never did it as a career fastboy. I was on my way to doing it as a career, but got very jaded by all the cynical grad students I was around who hated their lives, got jaded by the internal politics at the micro-lab level, and got jaded by the grant process. I didn’t see a path to happiness doing research I actually wanted to do around generally sterile people I didn’t want to be around.
I did briefly explore medicine, but all of the doctors I worked around (specialists) were divorced and hated their lives. They all told me to do something else besides medicine if I wanted a family, a life, and money. Plus, they were getting increasingly squeezed by the bureaucratic constipation of practicing medicine.
C’est Le Vie… nobody loves their job. I actually don’t mind mine. Do what makes you happy for 10 hours each and every day, not what makes you rich. The money will come.
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Covidiocy wrote:
fastboy77 wrote:
Serious question. If you're this obsessed with science (take that as a compliment) then why don't you do it as a career anymore if you have an advanced degree in it?
Never did it as a career fastboy. I was on my way to doing it as a career, but got very jaded by all the cynical grad students I was around who hated their lives, got jaded by the internal politics at the micro-lab level, and got jaded by the grant process. I didn’t see a path to happiness doing research I actually wanted to do around generally sterile people I didn’t want to be around.
I did briefly explore medicine, but all of the doctors I worked around (specialists) were divorced and hated their lives. They all told me to do something else besides medicine if I wanted a family, a life, and money. Plus, they were getting increasingly squeezed by the bureaucratic constipation of practicing medicine.
C’est Le Vie… nobody loves their job. I actually don’t mind mine. Do what makes you happy for 10 hours each and every day, not what makes you rich. The money will come.
This is good advice fastboy
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RIP. A tragic outcome for a vocal true believer.
As the Lost in Space robot said: WARNING. WARNING. DANGER. DANGER.
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Diane Clehane, an author and journalist from Greenwich, Connecticut, had planned to go to restaurants and enjoy her favorite meals indoors, travel on the train to New York City to attend the theater and finally take a pandemic-postponed trip to Ireland.
But now COVID-19 cases in some Connecticut counties are more than doubling amid a surge of the highly transmissible Delta variant in the U.S. This rise is shown to affect the unvaccinated in the majority of cases, leading the CDC director to call it "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
For fully vaccinated Clehane, the developments make her fear that she'll get COVID from an unvaccinated person -- a small percentage of vaccinated people are still testing positive for the virus -- leading her to nix her plans.
"I find it infuriating and absurd," Clehane tells PEOPLE, noting that the vaccine has been "proven to save lives, in a timeframe that we actually have seen at work."
She questions why people who won't get vaccinated "feel this is an assault on their personal liberties."
"You know what's a real assault on your personal liberties?" she says. "Being on a respirator."
Greenwich resident and Royal biographer Diane Clehane died on Monday at age 61. A social media post by her husband Jim Donovan said she had been battling an illness.
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DanM wrote:
RIP. A tragic outcome for a vocal true believer.
As the Lost in Space robot said: WARNING. WARNING. DANGER. DANGER.
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Diane Clehane, an author and journalist from Greenwich, Connecticut, had planned to go to restaurants and enjoy her favorite meals indoors, travel on the train to New York City to attend the theater and finally take a pandemic-postponed trip to Ireland.
But now COVID-19 cases in some Connecticut counties are more than doubling amid a surge of the highly transmissible Delta variant in the U.S. This rise is shown to affect the unvaccinated in the majority of cases, leading the CDC director to call it "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
For fully vaccinated Clehane, the developments make her fear that she'll get COVID from an unvaccinated person -- a small percentage of vaccinated people are still testing positive for the virus -- leading her to nix her plans.
"I find it infuriating and absurd," Clehane tells PEOPLE, noting that the vaccine has been "proven to save lives, in a timeframe that we actually have seen at work."
She questions why people who won't get vaccinated "feel this is an assault on their personal liberties."
"You know what's a real assault on your personal liberties?" she says. "Being on a respirator."
Greenwich resident and Royal biographer Diane Clehane died on Monday at age 61. A social media post by her husband Jim Donovan said she had been battling an illness.
DanM gleefully posting random people's deaths.
Brain totally broken by COVID.
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Harambe wrote:
DanM gleefully posting random people's deaths.
Brain totally broken by COVID.
Crazy people like Charlie Munger wanted to force it on us.
“If I were running the world, of course it would be mandatory,” Munger said. “When I was in World War Two’s army, they didn’t ask me if I wanted a vaccination. They just vaccinated me. It didn’t hurt me or anybody else in that world. We all just submitted to whatever the government told us to submit to.
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Harambe wrote:
DanM wrote:
RIP. A tragic outcome for a vocal true believer.
As the Lost in Space robot said: WARNING. WARNING. DANGER. DANGER.
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Diane Clehane, an author and journalist from Greenwich, Connecticut, had planned to go to restaurants and enjoy her favorite meals indoors, travel on the train to New York City to attend the theater and finally take a pandemic-postponed trip to Ireland.
But now COVID-19 cases in some Connecticut counties are more than doubling amid a surge of the highly transmissible Delta variant in the U.S. This rise is shown to affect the unvaccinated in the majority of cases, leading the CDC director to call it "a pandemic of the unvaccinated."
For fully vaccinated Clehane, the developments make her fear that she'll get COVID from an unvaccinated person -- a small percentage of vaccinated people are still testing positive for the virus -- leading her to nix her plans.
"I find it infuriating and absurd," Clehane tells PEOPLE, noting that the vaccine has been "proven to save lives, in a timeframe that we actually have seen at work."
She questions why people who won't get vaccinated "feel this is an assault on their personal liberties."
"You know what's a real assault on your personal liberties?" she says. "Being on a respirator."
Greenwich resident and Royal biographer Diane Clehane died on Monday at age 61. A social media post by her husband Jim Donovan said she had been battling an illness.
DanM gleefully posting random people's deaths.
Brain totally broken by COVID.
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DanM wrote:
Harambe wrote:
DanM gleefully posting random people's deaths.
Brain totally broken by COVID.
Crazy people like Charlie Munger wanted to force it on us.
“If I were running the world, of course it would be mandatory,” Munger said. “When I was in World War Two’s army, they didn’t ask me if I wanted a vaccination. They just vaccinated me. It didn’t hurt me or anybody else in that world. We all just submitted to whatever the government told us to submit to.
Completely random response too.
DanM is going downhill - sad to see.
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DanM wrote:
Harambe wrote:
DanM gleefully posting random people's deaths.
Brain totally broken by COVID.
Crazy people like Charlie Munger wanted to force it on us.
“If I were running the world, of course it would be mandatory,” Munger said. “When I was in World War Two’s army, they didn’t ask me if I wanted a vaccination. They just vaccinated me. It didn’t hurt me or anybody else in that world. We all just submitted to whatever the government told us to submit to.
Charlie served our country and made billions. I'll trust his intuition here over someone borderline orgasmic over dead Americans.
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