Posted on 04/16/2021 6:41:18 AM PDT by palmer
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United Kingdom | 9 |
United States | 9 |
Uruguay | 9 |
Uzbekistan | 5 |
Vanuatu | 5 |
Venezuela, RB | 7 |
Vietnam | 6 |
Virgin Islands (U.S.) | 8 |
West Bank and Gaza | 3 |
Yemen, Rep. | 6 |
Zambia | 6 |
Zimbabwe | 8 |
World | 8 |
Arab World | 5 |
Caribbean small states | 8 |
Central Europe and the Baltics | 12 |
East Asia & Pacific | 7 |
East Asia & Pacific (excluding high income) | 7 |
Euro area | 10 |
Europe & Central Asia | 10 |
Europe & Central Asia (excluding high income) | 10 |
European Union | 11 |
Fragile and conflict affected situations | 9 |
Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) | 8 |
Latin America & Caribbean | 6 |
Latin America & Caribbean (excluding high income) | 6 |
Least developed countries: UN classification | 7 |
Middle East & North Africa | 5 |
Middle East & North Africa (excluding high income) | 5 |
North America | 9 |
OECD members | 9 |
Other small states | 7 |
Pacific island small states | 6 |
Small states | 7 |
South Asia | 7 |
Sub-Saharan Africa | 9 |
Sub-Saharan Africa (excluding high income) | 9 |
High income | 9 |
Low & middle income | 7 |
Low income | 8 |
Lower middle income | 7 |
Middle income | 7 |
Upper middle income |
Obviousy they all need more investigation, but from the numbers we should not be panicking over 3,000 COVID deaths in VAERS. Many are simple coincidence.
9 out of 1000? Isn’t that the same as the covid survival rate? (99.6%)
I’ll take my chances and abstain from the experimental vax.
>>Obviousy they all need more investigation, but from the numbers we should not be panicking over 3,000 COVID deaths in VAERS. Many are simple coincidence.<<
I do NOT have the figures handy but I would bet real money that the number of deaths from motor vehicle accidents reduced significantly during 2020 as driving reduced to near zero for many.
This large numbers game is silly. Unless and until you have a good grasp of Chaos Theory and counting as a discipline most people cannot understand why deaths are inevitable with large populations.
Here's one example: blood clots from A-Z appear to be 1 in 1 miillion. That's 99.9999% survival even if all the blood clot victims died (and they did not).
Which means 99.9975% of the people who are vaccinated won’t.
1 out of 100 women has clotting issues from birth control pills. Almost killed my 26-year-old daughter.
“That’s a different set of numbers. Survival from the vaccine is likely in the 99.999% range, although may be lower since we don’t have enough data yet.”
Very good point. If the COVID survival rate is 99.6% that means 4000 of every million people will die.
Vaccine fatality rate is at most 1 or 2 in a million.
That means that for each million people vaccinated we are saving 3998 lives.
Considering the CDC refuses to even acknowledge deaths by vaccine, I bet that number is much higher than 75.
“survival” can also include suffering with serious illness for weeks, time in the hospital, time in the ICU, permanent and potentially disabling lung damage, and other serious complications that can be permanent.
And many are not.
The deaths from platelet destruction syndrome are not coincidence.
The deaths and complications from blood clots may be coincidence - except that age profiles for those problems do not match the age and health profiles of un-vaccinated people with such problems. The correlation is way too strong to dismiss.
Both problems are known pathological immune responses to COVID-19 infection. They are most likely also provoked by vaccination or mRNA treatments in susceptible persons. How unfortunate for them.
The overall serious reaction rate is pretty low after 180 million+ mRNA treatments. So is the actual serious reaction rate of COVID-19 infection. The difference is masked by statistical noise levels and political bias, so it is very hard to tell which pathway has less risk. Flip a coin.
Like the Flu, there will be new variations of COVID every season, and the old mRNA treatments will need to be replaced with new ones. Like the Flu vaccine, the new treatments will be only partially effective. We are already starting to see this happening.
Hopefully, the mRNA treatments will not provoke ADE reactions when the next season of COVID comes around. We should know in a few more months. (And thanks to all the "volunteers" who are participating in the largest medical experiment in human history)
We've been had.
It’s 3 million vaccinations per day in the United States alone—not the whole world.
Oh, I see what you’re trying to say now, somewhat. The title looked sketchy.
In before the “MATH IS HARD” anti-vaxxers. Good post.
What evidence leads you to believe government numbers? Did 80 million people vote for Joe Biden?
not one in that list.
Well just look at how well India is currently doing for your answer.
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