Knowing that the numbers incorporate at least one, perhaps more, false reports is a pretty good reason.Not when that “good reason” is an unscientific one. Then it is a rejection of science.
Knowing that the numbers incorporate at least one, perhaps more, false reports is a pretty good reason.Not when that “good reason” is an unscientific one. Then it is a rejection of science.
Nope. It isn’t. Not when working with large numbers.LeafByNiggle:![]()
Knowing that the numbers incorporate at least one, perhaps more, false reports is a pretty good reason.Not when that “good reason” is an unscientific one. Then it is a rejection of science.
I just read a story about a Nashville man whose co-worker had tested positive andJudging by all the confirming data, I would say it is not happening very often.
With 3/4 of a million tests done per day, and under the crisis circumstances we are experiencing, you are worried about a couple of bookkeeping errors?LeafByNiggle:![]()
I just read a story about a Nashville man whose co-worker had tested positive andJudging by all the confirming data, I would say it is not happening very often.
the state called this man twice to also say he was positive and to inquire about
his symptoms. He also never took the test, but they insisted he was positive
for covid-19.
I can’t speak for why others are concerned, but . . .you are worried about a couple of bookkeeping errors?
Well, when you find proof that even 0.01% of the 5 million positive test results have been falsified, you be sure and let us know, OK?I would hardly classify falsified test data to be an accounting error.
Proof of that is strangely missing.These fake attributions to coronvirus are common.
I agree. When you find them, remove them from the total and we will have an even more reliable total.These fake corona death classifications should not be accepted.
The only thing that has been politicized is the unscientific rejection of scientific data.phony politicized “data”
This thread bears witness to proof that the numbers are wrong.Well, when you find proof
I have put up whole threads on it including Medical examiners from places around the country ordering re-classification to accurate causes of death.Proof of that is strangely missing.
No, this thread bears witness to the number of people that are anxious to claim problem is serious when it is not.This thread bears witness to proof that the numbers are wrong.
Proof that it is common.I have put up whole threads on it including Medical examiners from places around the country ordering re-classification to accurate causes of death.
What do you want for “proof”?
After noticing a couple reported deaths of people in their 20s in Orange County, Florida, Fox35 reporter Danielle Lama asked Orange County Health Officer Dr. Raul Pino whether the two young deceased individuals had serious underlying conditions. The answer was shocking.
“The first one didn’t have any. He died in a motorcycle accident,” Pino said.
So of course his name was later removed from the death count, right?
“I don’t think so. I have to double-check,” Pino said. “We were arguing, discussing, or trying to argue with the state. Not because of the numbers — it’s 100 … it doesn’t make any difference
What do you want for “proof”?Proof that it is common .
I do not believe anyone indicated any more than a problem exists.No, this thread bears witness to the number of people that are anxious to claim problem is serious when it is not.
No one said that either.Well, @vz71, if we are all agreed then that this problem is nothing more than an anomaly
I am glad we can agree.A problem exists. Of course it does.
We don’t know how much bigger it may be.A much bigger problem though is the SARS-Cov2 virus.
Good observation vz.The numbers are wrong.
Several Palm Beach County Deaths Wrongly Attributed to the Coronavirus
HANNAH BLEAU
24 Jul 2020
Several deaths in Palm Beach County, one of the areas of Florida hit hardest by the Chinese coronavirus, have been wrongly attributed to the virus, a CBS12 News investigation revealed.
All eyes have been on Florida following the surge in cases of the virus and subsequent discrepancies in reporting. As Fox 35 revealed, health authorities misreported the number of individuals testing positive for the coronavirus, resulting in some labs reporting extremely high positivity rates — as high as 100 percent — even though that did not match reality.
Health officials came under fire yet again last week after listing a man who died in a fatal motorcycle crash as a coronavirus-related fatality.
The CBS12 News I-Team discovered similar issues in Palm Beach County, identifying “eight cases in which a person was counted as a COVID death, but did not have COVID listed as a cause of contributing cause of death.”
CBS12 obtained a spreadsheet from the Medical Examiner’s of 581 coronavirus fatalities in Palm Beach County and found that one of the individuals was a 60-year-old man who died from a gunshot wound to the head. Another was a 90-year-old male who fell and died “from complications of a hip fracture.”
A 77-year-old woman died of Parkinson’s disease.
CBS 12 spoke to Palm Beach County resident Rachel Eade, who has been “researching the same issue” and discovered another stunning observation. Only 168 of the deaths were listed as COVID “without any contributing factors.”
The outlet reported:
The I-Team took our findings to the Palm Beach County Medical Examiner’s office, and Operations Manager Paul Petrino said the eight we flagged were in fact errors, and should not have been on their spreadsheet.
He said office is in the process of removing them. . . .
.If we “aren’t even aware of” the injuries “yet” how can we know these “PERMENENT injuries” will in fact even occur, let alone be permanent? You have informed yourself of the Kawasaki Syndrome cases in New York and that they are likely coincidental rather than causally linked? There has been no direct link found.
Youtube removed this information from that post . . . .A “Thank you” to @YooHyuk here for this link . . . San Diego County supervisor says six of 194 confirmed deaths are ‘pure, solely coronavirus’ deaths By Andrew Mark Miller May 15, 2020 - 11:52 AM
Pennsylvania Health Secretary Moved Mother Out Of Nursing Home As . . .
What we should not be falling for is the rampant anti-science bias that is taking over the thinking of a large part of the population.The conservatives and even some of the leftists just are not falling for this anymore.