Coronavirus - Here for life (In high population density areas)

People. Wise the fuck up.

I wonder when positivity will slow down, it will presumably remain high as we only test symptomatic people for a couple of weeks but it will be the first good sign.

Social distancing, proper PPE in healthcare settings, sanitising, limited gathering indoors.

No country that had a bad first wave has had those sorts of level return again, have they?

Belgium. Belgium have fucked this up monumentally

Not in mortality rates.

The no of cases Belgium had in the autumn winter is over 10x that it had in the initial wave yet death are still lower.

Those figures are encouraging.
There was no massive jump in positivity with the tightening of testing.

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they’ve had lockdowns, yet they’ve had very significant excess mortality in all three waves.

It will slow down with some test centres but not with others. There is no central standardisation or verification of test results . I don’t think the test companies will stop shaking the magic money tree just yet.

Up until 31 July

Belgium had 68,006 cases - 9,715 deaths

From 1 Aug to present

581,163 additional cases - 9,929 deaths.

So cases increased nearly 10x but deaths are more or less at the same number.

Tyrone is rampant.

It’s pure fraud

I can’t take the credit for this here.

But 3 waves?

:smile:

we were talking about excess death - you’ve obviously drifted off again

three waves.

So the 2nd spike isn’t Covid related?

Week 32-34 is where the second spike occurs (July-Aug) and there is barely any Covid related deaths in that period which would suggest the excess deaths in that period has nothing to do with Covid?

the second spike in September and October - are you being intentionally stupid here?

It’s clear as day week 32-34 in that graph which equates to July-Aug.

Serious question, what sort of calendar are you working off?

it’s also clear as day that your graph shows April as the peak right - which coincides with 15 as the peak in the EuroMomo Graph - it should be 16 for the 4th Month - shouldn’t it? So we’re N-1 in the representations.

Week 32-34 equates to roughly July/Aug.

Week 10-17 seems to be in line with the first peak which would roughly cover early March to end of April.

So effectively the second peak you cite doesn’t seem to be in anyway related to Covid.

go at MS paint again there