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Whats your framework for assuming a low death year is followed by a high death year? Better medical care could very well decrease deaths year on year even with an aging population. Just saying things doesn't make them true! And ok since your memory is failing you - I will rerun the regression for the past 10 years of deaths. 2010 2,468,435 2011 2,515,458 2012 2,543,279 2013 2,596,993 2014 2,626,418 2015 2,712,630 2016 2,744,248 2017 2,813,503 2018 2,839,205 2019 2,854,838 A linear regression gives an estimated: 2,925,599 deaths actual number: 3,373,672 excess from linear estimate: 448,073 So even with the most naive approach to estimating death trends there's still 450k excess deaths. Like I said... Harambe did this already.

Lead Foil Hat III wrote:

2600 bro wrote:

LMAO what about Harambe's positions on various issues could possibly be construed as "left-wing."

"Anyone who disagrees with me is a leftist"

Also the excess death threshold change is CLEARLY laid out in the modeling paper we've linked you to many times. Even if the drop of 2k per week was "political" that only accounts for ~60000k excess deaths!

Harambe demonstrated that a simple linear regression still shows enormous (450k+) excess deaths for 2020 - if that floats your boat.

Why? The shift is not justified. Low death years (2019) should be followed by a high death year. Harambe had not posted any useful regression. Stop lying. Excess deaths are real but massively over exaggerated. I am not required to believe your bs.

Covid does a lot more than just kill, many people who recover have complications for the rest of their lives.

Congrates you sheep!🙄👌

2600 bro wrote:

Whats your framework for assuming a low death year is followed by a high death year? Better medical care could very well decrease deaths year on year even with an aging population. Just saying things doesn't make them true!

And ok since your memory is failing you - I will rerun the regression for the past 10 years of deaths.

2010 2,468,435

2011 2,515,458

2012 2,543,279

2013 2,596,993

2014 2,626,418

2015 2,712,630

2016 2,744,248

2017 2,813,503

2018 2,839,205

2019 2,854,838

A linear regression gives an estimated: 2,925,599 deaths

actual number: 3,373,672

excess from linear estimate: 448,073

So even with the most naive approach to estimating death trends there's still 450k excess deaths. Like I said... Harambe did this already.

Yes, I did it on this page:

Remember, the 2020 estimate only includes deaths in 2020. The excess death estimate of 450k by regression alone is pretty much in line with other methods of calculation.... to the surprise of nobody but LFH.

We have had this argument many times with Leaddy. There are many sources that calculate excess deaths by various methods. They all agree roughly. Finding one part of one algorithm you don't understand does not mean it's fraud.... smh

I suspect we wont here from him again on this issue. The more evidence he sees... the more extreme his views get. I remember in like November he was pretty reasonable.

The biggest single failure of our health care system has been revealed to be the quality of US outpatient care. Many people die of the disease at home without being hospitalized or even treated, having been diagnosed as having the disease a week or two prior. This happened to my cousin who was diagnosed at a local clinic and sent home for more than a week, without medical supervision, where his disease became severe before he was finally admitted to hospital.

In the terribly tragic death of Desiree Penrose, her post-vaccination complaints were sufficient to put her under intense supervision by a physician, but apparently she was not (her obituary said her death was "unexpected"). She had an underlying health condition that should have been a red flag for the health system.

We have seen that the outpatient treatment with monoclonal antibodies has beneficial effect on the disease and can be administered outside of the hospital. That's exactly the treatment that Donald Trump received. But it's a fact that thousands or tens of thousands of monoclonal antibody treatment are languishing unused by the health care system while about a thousand people are dying every day.

Our hospital-centric view of health care is actually killing people.