RobinBHM
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In your opinion, which is not backed up by evidence.The evidence suggests the transmission is slowing before lockdown
I have already provided the evidence that disproves that, as have others.
In your opinion, which is not backed up by evidence.The evidence suggests the transmission is slowing before lockdown
There isn't such a limiting factor in the community though....as shown by areas of the country that have peaks at different times.It did give us a very good idea of how a virus in the petri dish of a ship is becomes limited though
I am not pretending we don’t have any alternative information Selwyn but I cannot find anything that points to your assertion that the “epidemic curve“ has peaked before each lockdown.You can pretend that we don't have any alternative information on what may have happened if you want but that would be to ignore a history of immunology. It would mean to ignore Sweden and Belarus. Ignore the Diamond Princess petri dish etc.
If the internet hadn't been invented we would hardly even notice covid outside of hotspots
Why can't all the contributors have an attitude like this?Anyway - stay safe - neither of us are running the country so it doesn’t really matter that our opinions differ.
You must see the ironyWhy can't all the contributors have an attitude like this?
Why? I don't have a problem with people having differing opinions, I think they are wrong and I enjoy the debate but I don't attack them personally for it. I don't even say horrible things about rafezetter and he regularly calls me a genocidal nazi.You must see the irony![]()
Don't dismiss these key areas which are showing us another way. The Dakotas too. Florida tooI am not pretending we don’t have any alternative information Selwyn but I cannot find anything that points to your assertion that the “epidemic curve“ has peaked before each lockdown.
Look at Sweden, Belarus and the Diamond Princess hardly constitutes a reasoned argument. I was wondering if you were an expert in immunology, epidemiology or another field of data analysis but am now thinking not.
Anyway - stay safe - neither of us are running the country so it doesn’t really matter that our opinions differ.
Post 544Why? I don't have a problem with people having differing opinions, I think they are wrong and I enjoy the debate but I don't attack them personally for it. I don't even say horrible things about rafezetter and he regularly calls me a genocidal nazi.
Well, one of the problems with free speech is that you can freely transmit absolute ballcocks over and over again and there's no recourse even when you've been proved wrong. Hard to argue when the reply is "well your facts are wrong".
A bit more about the website I pointed at.
Though maybe some science is different to others ?As recently as October, an international review of pandemic planning ranked the UK the second best prepared country in the world (behind the US).
3. RAPID RESPONSE TO
AND MITIGATION OF THE
SPREAD OF AN EPIDEMIC
Rank Score
1 United Kingdom 91.9
OH GAWD!In your opinion, which is not backed up by evidence.
I have already provided the evidence that disproves that, as have others.
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“@RobinBHM see you can you can use evidence, that wasn't so hard was it?”
Some might be surprised to hear but I have bent/broken very few rules considering I hate them so much. The only one that comes to mind right now is that we formed a "bubble" before bubbles were legal. Oh and we did break the rule of 6 a couple of times as it was farcical that we could send the children outside and be legal, then swap the children for the parents on the same day and still be legal. Madness.So when would you all say pinapples, and start to break rules. I assume the majority have bent the rules already, so I mean proper break them
Anyone who says they have not bent the rules slightly is a true saint. For me it was taking my parents to have there vaccination. I'm not in their bubble, but I wasn't going to rely on a taxi, for 2 x 87y/o, one of whom is wheelchair bound.
For me, maybe if we are still in lockdown in the summer. I'll start to see my parents.
You know penicillin, and how it doesn't really work that well any more?I really am delighted that generally the program for innoculation seems to be going very very well.
Again, -The doctors' union said the UK's strategy "has become increasingly isolated internationally" and "is proving evermore difficult to justify".
Its not my intention to be confrontational, however, i must point out the difference between your opinion and the opinion of others.I really am delighted that generally the program for innoculation seems to be going very very well.
Of course, no problem, just pleased I'm an optimist it make life much more fun and colourful.Its not my intention to be confrontational, however, i must point out the difference between your opinion and the opinion of others.
Are you serious?Perhaps the BMA should go on strike until Bog Gob and his ilk agree to them doing it properly