I'm sorry, I haven't followed the thread, but regarding the thread title, why would Sweden's strategy soon be the world's? Don't they have almost 6000 deaths? Why wouldn't Japan, Korea, or Taiwan's (to name a few) strategies be more appealing?
LBC claiming Sweden have by far the healthiest economy in Europe.
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/present...-follow-swedens-lead-and-free-up-our-economy/
Tegnell pointed out something interesting the other day:
According to a report from WHO (feel free to find it, someone) there is a strong correleation between having unusually few influenza deaths the last 2-3 years and having a lot of Covid deaths this spring. Simply because that the normal seasonal influenza kills a lot of very vulnerable people, but if the influenza is mild a lot of those will survive until something else (like Covid-19) comes around to kill them. He said it was possibly part of the explanation why some countries experienced a lot more deaths than others. Sounds plausible to me.
The four per cent betterment of New Zealand only came at the cost of nearly 6,000 people. I am sure the economic situation in Sweden will be of comfort to their relatives and friends.
The four per cent betterment of New Zealand only came at the cost of nearly 6,000 people. I am sure the economic situation in Sweden will be of comfort to their relatives and friends.
Again a huge amount of this was care homes which Sweden acknowledges it should have dealt with much better. Will be interesting to see how their death rates for other issues compares to ours where many people with cancer will die because of lack of treatment. Who knows they could end up in a better net position
LBC claiming Sweden have by far the healthiest economy in Europe.
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/present...-follow-swedens-lead-and-free-up-our-economy/
LBC aren’t claiming that, Nick Ferrari is. He’s not representative of the whole of LBC, any more than the NSC’er who was locked up for being a paedophile is representative for the whole of NSC.
Tegnell pointed out something interesting the other day:
According to a report from WHO (feel free to find it, someone) there is a strong correleation between having unusually few influenza deaths the last 2-3 years and having a lot of Covid deaths this spring. Simply because that the normal seasonal influenza kills a lot of very vulnerable people, but if the influenza is mild a lot of those will survive until something else (like Covid-19) comes around to kill them. He said it was possibly part of the explanation why some countries experienced a lot more deaths than others. Sounds plausible to me.
Bit like if you get hit by a push bike it may only hurt you, but a juggernaut will flatten you
That's ok then.. I am sure that will ease the minds of those who have lost someone to Covid, to know there loved one gained a bit of extra time before dieing alone...
LBC aren’t claiming that, Nick Ferrari is. He’s not representative of the whole of LBC, any more than the NSC’er who was locked up for being a paedophile is representative for the whole of NSC.
Its not about making something ok or not ok, its about finding scientific answers.
And there is your problem, in a nutshell, scientists see numbers - numbers in this case are the lives of human beings...!
I dont think thats my problem. I dont even think it is a problem.
What?
YOU don’t see deaths as a problem, or you don’t see scientists seeing deaths as numbers?