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Yeah, never mind. The intelligence level of this board is too low for this information.

Good work, doctors.

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ooh yeah im just going to leave this one here. This was before we shut down.

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You think you’re making a good point, but you’re not. This is like citing a quote from mid season about the team with the best record being the best in the league, then looking back at it after the Super Bowl and acting like it wasn’t a reasonable assessment.

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Ok if you say so

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Lol at the downvote. Sucks to suck. Try sticking to things you know frickall about. Medicine and vaccines aren’t it.

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A typical freezer will go to -4 F. Common Deep freezers go to-20. Since the phase 1 trials, Pfizer has determined that their Vaccine can be stored for up to 3 months at -4 F, like the Moderna vaccine.

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Link? Everything I‘ve seen says -110 F. If you’re correct that’s great news.

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told you you were lying didn't I dude

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1. Uninformed
2. Opinionated about topics he doesn’t know
3. Can’t count to 6


Life is going to be tough if it isn’t already.

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Link?

According to the CDC. We are at 109% of “expected” deaths for this year at 1,881,000. That puts excess deaths estimated at 155k. You’re off by 100k.

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205,000*. Transposed a couple of digits. Though since I last looked it’s up to 215,000.

I got the information from GitHub which publishes their methods here:

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And the economist publishes the GitHub data in an easily digestible form here:

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Peer reviewed data on this topic following the statistics through May:

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In the very same CDC table mentioned earlier, the final comorbidity listed (other than "all other causes) is:

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Intentional and unintentional injury, poisoning and other adverse events

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There are currently over 5000 deaths in this category. Seems like this could cover a wide range of things: car wrecks, suicides, fall injuries, drug overdoses, and murders.

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So how would you classify someone who was an accidental injury (let’s say they shot themselves in the leg with a gun in their pocket) and were in the hospital and contracted COVID and died, or went to the OR to fix their gunshot injury and never came off the ventilator because they had COVID? “Other adverse events” also covers iatrogenic diagnoses, so if someone got a line infection or a UTI while admitted for COVID it goes into that category.

Even if you were making a valid point (which you aren’t), that’s still only 5000 out of 190,000 deaths.

You’re grasping at straws to try to show that data that you don’t like is incorrect, and yet again you are someone who doesn’t have the knowledge base to know what the data you’re looking at means. I suggest asking the university of Facebook for your tuition back.

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Are we talking about the same experts that list motorcycle crash deaths as China Virus deaths?

Those experts?

Or not those experts but other ones totally not making it up?

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Let me guess, your cousin’s, uncle’s, barber’s roommate died in a motorcycle accident and the family said the death certificate blamed COVID.

I call bullshite unless you, or anyone actually shows something concrete of that. Doctors don’t risk their medical licenses to falsify death certificates, especially for a reason that benefits them in no way.

Your post was so dumb I felt like it wasn’t worth my time to respond. Probably shouldn’t have but it’s already typed, so here you go you cretin.

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Lol the CDCsaid exactly what I said it did, all of those deaths had complicating factors except 6%, sweet melt though homie

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Actually, no, you’re wrong. You just don’t have the knowledge base to understand the data. You’re like a rat crawling across a page of text trying to make sense of the shapes.

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I interviewed at the only DO school in the nation that also offers a dual degree Ph.D (at least at the time I was interviewing), and I couldn't pick out what was different between the MD curriculum and the DO curriculum other than the osteopathic stuff.

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There’s not much difference between the curriculum of Caribbean med schools and US allopathic ones either.

There is however a big difference between the quality of matriculants and the quality of products of the schools. The same is the case with Allopathic vs. Osteopathic med schools. There are exceptions of course, but the averages are lower for osteopathic, plus almost nobody that has an allopathic option for enrollment picks an osteopathic school.