Message from @andrasol

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2020-11-28 14:29:05 UTC  

Yeaah ;-) already said that. And told you to instead pm me

2020-11-28 14:29:14 UTC  

Now go... run away ;-)

2020-11-28 14:31:09 UTC  

Anything news from Trump's World

2020-11-28 14:31:30 UTC  

Appareny grennel's case in PA is stopping cert. From being sent to electors

2020-11-28 14:31:46 UTC  

And the opinion stating it could succeed on the merrita

2020-11-28 14:31:50 UTC  

*merrita

2020-11-28 14:31:56 UTC  

*merrits

2020-11-28 14:32:23 UTC  

But havent dug in any deeper

2020-11-28 14:35:48 UTC  

and that is made even harder in a pandemic where a new category is added to the list, which is why one of the best ways to evaluate this is to just look at totals for all categories of deaths and compare to what we normally see. The CDC has made those numbers available at their website and what we see is that this pandemic is indeed an extraordinary event. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

2020-11-28 14:37:18 UTC  

With their method of counting. Which is questionable imho.

Then again im nobody

2020-11-28 14:37:45 UTC  

I asked them to make Covid a separate channel but for now this channel seems to be a catch all

2020-11-28 14:38:33 UTC  

Still thats no reason to muddy up this chat. Start one and link it here?

2020-11-28 14:38:34 UTC  

@andrasol, you just advanced to level 3!

2020-11-28 14:39:11 UTC  

@meglide well, exactly. When you stand in the pathology department you also see that this is extraordinary. But it isnt creating the mortlity rate the hysterics think.

2020-11-28 14:40:03 UTC  

a death is a death, a dead body is a dead body ... unless you're saying they are fudging the numbers then I don't see your point

2020-11-28 14:40:11 UTC  

@meglide This was normally not a problem, because Cause of death in a NYHA class IV dying in a flu epidemic would be: Primary: Flu, Secondary: Heart Failure.

2020-11-28 14:40:20 UTC  

But then there was no politics involved.

2020-11-28 14:40:45 UTC  

Now you are in a situation where the disease control centers have opinions on these classifications, and in some instances, politicians.

2020-11-28 14:41:10 UTC  

They are here. By counting all flu and ljng disseases, even without corona test as corona cases.

2020-11-28 14:41:29 UTC  

And that is again, all documented on our national website for covid data

2020-11-28 14:42:05 UTC  

This my differ in other countries though. Yet the document on how to count was issued by the who... so it should not

2020-11-28 14:42:13 UTC  

I remember a lady that was managing data and created a program in Florida got fired by gov. Desantis. Cuse the covid numbers were to high.

2020-11-28 14:42:23 UTC  

the main point is that the excess deaths this year are a once in 100 year type of event, so if it's not Covid-19 you got an even greater problem of what the heck is it?

2020-11-28 14:42:25 UTC  

@andrasol which makes sense, as there is no flu in the population at the moment and corona tests does not always have a high sensitivity. You have something called a "clinical diagnosis" which is some times more specific than the tests. These are complicated issues. Its why medschool is 6 years.

2020-11-28 14:42:34 UTC  

Thats fair

2020-11-28 14:43:19 UTC  

@meglide Perfect, I can to some extent explain that. You have something called "secondary deaths".

2020-11-28 14:43:19 UTC  

Thats according to your link?

I will def. Look into that. Caude that would idd say a lot

2020-11-28 14:43:35 UTC  

Not if you checked with previous years...

2020-11-28 14:43:48 UTC  

@meglide you have people dying that would normally survive because 1) the fear going to the hospital, 2) the hospital is stretch beyond capacity.

2020-11-28 14:43:53 UTC  

Yet i can understand that they have to make a determination either way

2020-11-28 14:44:31 UTC  

Expanding capacity should have been part of the plan. Not here in belgium though

2020-11-28 14:44:32 UTC  

@meglide even here, where we have not passed 80% capacity, you already see secondary and tertiary deaths.

2020-11-28 14:44:54 UTC  

@andrasol that is political question. Expanding capacity strains the exconomy.

2020-11-28 14:45:27 UTC  

One ICU bed is extremely expensive, as you have to train personell, and remove that personell from other functions. Those functions then go down, and you get he secondary deaths again.

2020-11-28 14:45:33 UTC  

Shutting it down completly, paying out insane money to those now shuttered does more so

2020-11-28 14:45:38 UTC  

Health-services is a complicated web

2020-11-28 14:45:43 UTC  

We now have the 2nd largest shortage in europe

2020-11-28 14:45:47 UTC  

exactly, the excess deaths are about 10 percent of the total but hospitals are run with little to no excess capacity thus even small increases in utilizations causes massive disruptions in care

2020-11-28 14:45:54 UTC  

In a socialised healthcare system

2020-11-28 14:46:08 UTC  

With 60% + taxes for buss. Owners

2020-11-28 14:46:48 UTC  

@meglide I can also offer some insights from the pathology department. There ARE young people dying from this. It is just rare.