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The modern day 'unclean' eh?…and for thousands of years people have ‘blamed’ the ‘unclean’ lepers for spreading that disease.
The modern day 'unclean' eh?…and for thousands of years people have ‘blamed’ the ‘unclean’ lepers for spreading that disease.
Oh the irony....just a selfish prick.
…and for thousands of years people have ‘blamed’ the ‘unclean’ lepers for spreading that disease.
Yawn. Let us know when it hits 99%. (no mask, pre-vax, post-Toby Keith and Alabama Concert.)Good news, it has about 95% natural immunity.
The modern day 'unclean' eh?
You said what you wanted to be true, and then pretended that it was in the study. The study specifically disavows your chosen misrepresentation:Yeah yeah yeah we know the drill. My representation of the study is that there’s quite a lot in there for both sides to hate and there’s quite a lot for both to criticize by way of methodology. I think we just both proved that. But between you and me, its only the true believer that tried to argue this study is great for masking.
Sure feels like it, which is saying a lot… I had always hoped mankind had grown in the last few thousand years.
Guess the fear of social isolation is an age old tool wielded to protect the general populace.
I know there are treatments today for Hansen's. Is there a vaccine?
You’ve already done that for me Magoo….you just don’t realize it.That's an interesting philosophy, but you gave no examples to illustrate it.
I specifically noted there’s a potential upside there (note also it’s not as easy as multiplying the 10% by 4). I also noted there was probably a discount there since the study measured both masks and distancing effects instead of isolating the distancing effects out. And I’m the one that’s hearing only what they want to be true????You said what you wanted to be true, and then pretended that it was in the study. The study specifically disavows your chosen misrepresentation:
”Our results should not be taken to imply that masks can prevent only 10% of COVID-19 cases, let alone 10% of COVID-19 mortality.”
It is the first sentence of the bottom paragraph on page 30.
Go ahead and make your “masks = religion” rhetoric. Whatever. Toss in a few ad hominem attacks while you’re at it.
The study itself is worth reading,
You’ve already done that for me Magoo….you just don’t realize it.
Your summary was the one specifically disavowed by the study authors.I specifically noted there’s a potential upside there (note also it’s not as easy as multiplying the 10% by 4). I also noted there was probably a discount there since the study measured both masks and distancing effects instead of isolating the distancing effects out. And I’m the one that’s hearing only what they want to be true????
Your summary was the one specifically disavowed by the study authors.
Why should I treat it as anything other than deliberate misrepresentation?
There is plenty to discuss with the right way to isolate the mask effect from the distance effect, as well as whether and how you can extrapolate from 28% to higher percentages.
But if you're going to flat out lie about what is and is not in the study, then there is no point in having that discussion with you.
Your summary was the one specifically disavowed by the study authors.
Why should I treat it as anything other than deliberate misrepresentation?
There is plenty to discuss with the right way to isolate the mask effect from the distance effect, as well as whether and how you can extrapolate from 28% to higher percentages.
But if you're going to flat out lie about what is and is not in the study, then there is no point in having that discussion with you.
I post the below not just for the initial antimask take by Martin Kulldorff but there's some really good back and forth there from the pro maskers and antimaskers about the limitations of the study and what it shows and doesn't show. Good read on both side.
Kinda like here, huh? Present company included.Looks like free rein for loons to post nonsense.
Plus this one has already been linked, again just on our little site, at least once already. It's remarkable how many people are independently and closely following biostaticians' Twitter feeds.......Looks like free rein for loons to post nonsense.
It’s pretty shoddy work for a statistician. The p value is clearly below 0.05, so he uses rounded confidence intervals to get the result he wants.Plus this one has already been linked, again just on our little site, at least once already. It's remarkable how many people are independently and closely following biostaticians' Twitter feeds.......
Where do they get you tyrants from? The bible? He goaded you clowns all the way back to grad school. Lmao!It’s pretty shoddy work for a statistician. The p value is clearly below 0.05, so he uses rounded confidence intervals to get the result he wants.
That’s the kind of thing you get marked off for as an undergrad.
Heilspola!!Looks like free rein for loons to post nonsense.