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This is misinformation on your part. First of all, one case is not a sample, it's the entire population. Secondly, it's not statistically valid for determining anything.
The science may eventually back up your assertion about omicron, but right now you are trying to twist a handful of data points to show what you want them to show.
Normally, I wouldn't care - people post bogus stats on this forum all the time (esp. about real estate) - but you have positioned yourself as the anti-misinformation police, so you need to hold yourself to a higher standard or the forum vigilantes will come after you.
That's not misinformation. Misinformation is using misleading statistics. I'm not using misleading statistics. A few cases is what we call small sample size. And it's not one case. It's a few cases.
You don't seem to grasp the difference between a population and a sample. A case count of four is not a enough to draw the conclusions that you did. When you said "it shows that it helps to be vaccinated" that is misinformation akin to anything Fox News would run with.
CalBears96
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And you have far right assholes like Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro who are fully vaccinated, but keep spreading misinformation and lies about the vaccine.
CalBears96
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So moretroll gonna troll.
morekaos
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Don't come out of your caves just yet...Danger! Danger! Will Robinson!!! Virus Gotta Virus
Majority of England's Omicron cases ARE double-vaccinated: Health chiefs reveal 55% of those with Covid super-strain had both jabs amid fears it can dodge shots - as UK daily cases creep up
Data on confirmed Covid cases in England show how the Omicron variant is already taking hold in the country
Proportion of confirmed positive tests that didn't detect the spike protein increased from 0.1% to 0.3%
One scientist said it equates around 60 more cases with hallmark than usual, suggesting Omicron infections
Comes as R rate spirals from less than one to 3.5 in South Africa's Omicron epicentre Gauteng province
Lead UK epidemiologist says Omicron infections likely appear mild because of immunity from past infections
WHO officials suggested on Thursday that Covid cases were milder in those who caught the Omicron strain
Information released today revealed SAGE have suggested work from home guidance and vaccine passports
Documents revealed cases could surge to 'similar or even larger' than previous waves
[url]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10271463/First-sign-Omicon-spreading-Britain-Chart-shows-uptick-CASES-super-variant-hallmarks.html[/url]
https://youtu.be/OWwOJlOI1nU
Majority of England's Omicron cases ARE double-vaccinated: Health chiefs reveal 55% of those with Covid super-strain had both jabs amid fears it can dodge shots - as UK daily cases creep up
Data on confirmed Covid cases in England show how the Omicron variant is already taking hold in the country
Proportion of confirmed positive tests that didn't detect the spike protein increased from 0.1% to 0.3%
One scientist said it equates around 60 more cases with hallmark than usual, suggesting Omicron infections
Comes as R rate spirals from less than one to 3.5 in South Africa's Omicron epicentre Gauteng province
Lead UK epidemiologist says Omicron infections likely appear mild because of immunity from past infections
WHO officials suggested on Thursday that Covid cases were milder in those who caught the Omicron strain
Information released today revealed SAGE have suggested work from home guidance and vaccine passports
Documents revealed cases could surge to 'similar or even larger' than previous waves
[url]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10271463/First-sign-Omicon-spreading-Britain-Chart-shows-uptick-CASES-super-variant-hallmarks.html[/url]
https://youtu.be/OWwOJlOI1nU
Liar Loan
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CalBears96 said:
This is misinformation on your part. First of all, one case is not a sample, it's the entire population. Secondly, it's not statistically valid for determining anything.
The science may eventually back up your assertion about omicron, but right now you are trying to twist a handful of data points to show what you want them to show.
Normally, I wouldn't care - people post bogus stats on this forum all the time (esp. about real estate) - but you have positioned yourself as the anti-misinformation police, so you need to hold yourself to a higher standard or the forum vigilantes will come after you.
CalBears96
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So moretroll gonna troll.
CalBears96
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Liar Loan said:
That's not misinformation. Misinformation is using misleading statistics. I'm not using misleading statistics. A few cases is what we call small sample size. And it's not one case. It's a few cases.
Liar Loan
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CalBears96 said:
You don't seem to grasp the difference between a population and a sample. A case count of four is not a enough to draw the conclusions that you did. When you said "it shows that it helps to be vaccinated" that is misinformation akin to anything Fox News would run with.
morekaos
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The WHO is spreading misinformation, ?morons??they must watch Fox News?.
A top World Health Organization (WHO) official said there is ?no evidence? to suggest that CCP virus booster doses would offer ?greater protection? to healthy people.
Dr. Mike Ryan, the WHO?s emergency director, questioned the logic of some countries trying to produce more booster doses to vaccinate anyone aged 18 and older.
?Right now, there is no evidence that I?m aware of that would suggest that boosting the entire population is going to necessarily provide any greater protection for otherwise healthy individuals against hospitalization and death,? Ryan said.
[url]https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/covid-19-virtual-press-conference-transcript---1-december-2021[/url]
A top World Health Organization (WHO) official said there is ?no evidence? to suggest that CCP virus booster doses would offer ?greater protection? to healthy people.
Dr. Mike Ryan, the WHO?s emergency director, questioned the logic of some countries trying to produce more booster doses to vaccinate anyone aged 18 and older.
?Right now, there is no evidence that I?m aware of that would suggest that boosting the entire population is going to necessarily provide any greater protection for otherwise healthy individuals against hospitalization and death,? Ryan said.
[url]https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/covid-19-virtual-press-conference-transcript---1-december-2021[/url]