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"“Because the virus is unable to infect the same person twice - thanks to the immune system generating antibodies to kill it - the epidemic reaches a stage where there are too few people left to infect for transmission to be sustained,” study author Neil Ferguson of the School of Public Health...

We have seen here that there's personal opposition in getting into the VAERS and EudraVigilance numbers. If you want to analyse data and post the results please feel free to do so. I'm not entirely sure why you expect me to do it. I've had the vaccine so I took a more empirical approach to finding ...

jonestu wrote:By your statement you support the vaccination of 75% of the population from 12 years old onward.

That's correct.

So you do not want to look into the numbers reported by VAERS and EudraVigilance official databases, isn't it ? Looking into the official numbers you like, but not other official numbers and then saying what ? Something about cherry picking ? Yes, cherry picking is one of the logical fallacies in y...

Where is the scientific spirit ? I'll tell you where you're going wrong. You've started with a conclusion. You already have a conclusion and selectively choose data that fits. This is a logical fallacy called cherry picking. To be more scientific start with the data. Then take logical steps from th...

jonetsu wrote:Can you do the same exercise with the VAERS database ?

You do it. Or go back to making cabinets.

My point however was that the number of people dying during the flue pandamic? of 2018 are about the same as the number of people now dying from corona. Your grasp of figures seems to be pretty poor. Will you stop comparing flu deaths with Covid deaths? They're not in the same league. Here is a tab...

To me these numbers look around the same as the number of people who died in 2018. Does that make sense to you? Because it doesn't make sense to me. What is your point? That because lockdowns and vaccinations have reduced the spread of Covid in the UK we should call the 2018 flu season a pandemic? ...

Maybe I reading this too fast , because I am also eating but. 1200 a day times 7 makes 8400. That even below the numbers of 2018 influenza numbers in the top graph. 13000. You're possibly not getting the first graph. The sine wave is the baseline number of deaths per week. The red line is the death...

I do see a death-toll from corona, that does not exceed the number of people dying from flue in 2019. I can't imagine where you were looking. Here is a graph for England up to the week before the first Covid death : https://i.ibb.co/7j91mTv/England-Flu-Deaths.png Note with interest that these are w...

I had a look at the webpage and I think there is a good chance it will work with Linux. Without trying it we can't be 100% sure but the fact it works with iOS means it's class compliant which means there is a good chance it will work with Linux. I've got a DR-07, which is pretty old now, from before...

The numbers I see, are that as many people died last year from corona, as in previous years from flue. I already told you that is wrong. There are some questions that have right and wrong answers like : How many days are there in the week? There is one right answer to that and I would suggest that ...

There's a big difference between kneeling down and bending over. Maybe I have a warped sense of humour but I laughed through most of the GitHub thread linked above. The crushing weight of boring business descends on something that doesn't have a business model, doesn't have marketing and doesn't tr...

One difference between Linux and Windows audio is that Linux is quite open about when it's going wrong. In commercial software it's not really in e.g. Steinberg's interests to say "Cubase is going wrong" whereas Linux reports and logs xruns. Did you hear or see the xrun? To make a meaningf...

tavasti wrote:And for my taste, sounds of recordings made before 1978 (or something like that) are too myddy, and don't want to listen them.

That's a shocker. You mean all those Motown records are unlistenable to you? Are you sure you like music?