uziq
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Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:

Jay wrote:


Oh wow a disease was the greatest cause of mortality in a demographic that is typically death free!!! Zomg! You're bad at math.
i refer you to the last 180 pages of discussion for your track record on stats. you couldn't even read and understand an unlabelled graph about the curve.

you evidently are dimwitted. you do not understand the very simple extrapolation of what will happen if nothing is done, and we do not have measures.

young people get seriously ill in sufficient number that it would pose a major public health risk, if hospitals were full.

yes, young people have a better chance of survival, but many require ventilation. no ventilators free, avoidably dead person. lots of other people die for avoidable reasons when the hospitals are at max capacity for prolonged periods.

people have been repeating this to you for 4 months. you are genuinely dimwitted.
uzi, I was correct in everything I said. You're so blinded by wanting to be right all the time that you've made yourself miserable by convincing yourself the world is going to end. I genuinely feel sorry for you. You are the least likeable, most miserable person I've ever encountered.
nobody is miserable here. you always escalate it to this level as soon as anyone asks you to think through the implications of what you're saying.

'i feel sorry for you, living in fear'. you have repeated this performance about 8 times already in this thread. make a point. nobody here who is criticising your posts is 'living in fear' or 'taking out their misery on everyone else'. you are a thick cunt. and you have a face like a raspberry.
Jay
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SuperJail Warden wrote:

Anyone upset that the economy died due to the lock down are getting mad at the wrong thing. The baby depression we are in was a policy choice. The federal government could have done dozens of things to prevent the total decline but it it didn't. The U.S. had an unique set of financial tools that no other country in the world has and we decided not to use them due to executive incompetence and right wing ideology.
Oh stop. Stop with the UBI nonsense. You can't write unlimited debt and expect it to work out. Dumbest shit the Sanders/AOC camp has come up with. We should've never shut down.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
Jay
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uziq wrote:

Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:


i refer you to the last 180 pages of discussion for your track record on stats. you couldn't even read and understand an unlabelled graph about the curve.

you evidently are dimwitted. you do not understand the very simple extrapolation of what will happen if nothing is done, and we do not have measures.

young people get seriously ill in sufficient number that it would pose a major public health risk, if hospitals were full.

yes, young people have a better chance of survival, but many require ventilation. no ventilators free, avoidably dead person. lots of other people die for avoidable reasons when the hospitals are at max capacity for prolonged periods.

people have been repeating this to you for 4 months. you are genuinely dimwitted.
uzi, I was correct in everything I said. You're so blinded by wanting to be right all the time that you've made yourself miserable by convincing yourself the world is going to end. I genuinely feel sorry for you. You are the least likeable, most miserable person I've ever encountered.
nobody is miserable here. you always escalate it to this level as soon as anyone asks you to think through the implications of what you're saying.

'i feel sorry for you, living in fear'. you have repeated this performance about 8 times already in this thread. make a point. nobody here who is criticising your posts is 'living in fear' or 'taking out their misery on everyone else'. you are a thick cunt. and you have a face like a raspberry.
I'm seriously surprised you haven't made several suicide attempts.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
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SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

I don't know where people are getting this "only 0.1 die" thing from. The numbers don't back this up.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

5,556,689 confirmed cases
348,231 deaths

6ish% date rate.

How many people who were sick and never showed symptoms is as mysterious of a number as how many people died from COVID and were never diagnosed.
0.1% is the typical death rate for the flu. Out of every 1,000 people that get the flu, 1 typically dies.

For covid, the rate is less than 0.3%, so approximately 1 out of every 333 people die after contracting it. The odds for someone under 50 dying is 1 out of 2000, and that person most likely had a comorbidity. It kills the elderly at a rate of about 1 per 150. The US death toll is so high because, due to shitty policies our governors came up with, the virus ran wild in the population most likely to die from it: people in nursing homes.
Without the test to prove your numbers your stats are conjecture?
this is jay's whole act. pick out the worst-case scenarios to lambast the experts, cherrypick the best stats from his preferred source to minimise the whole thing.
Jay
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uziq wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:


0.1% is the typical death rate for the flu. Out of every 1,000 people that get the flu, 1 typically dies.

For covid, the rate is less than 0.3%, so approximately 1 out of every 333 people die after contracting it. The odds for someone under 50 dying is 1 out of 2000, and that person most likely had a comorbidity. It kills the elderly at a rate of about 1 per 150. The US death toll is so high because, due to shitty policies our governors came up with, the virus ran wild in the population most likely to die from it: people in nursing homes.
Without the test to prove your numbers your stats are conjecture?
this is jay's whole act. pick out the worst-case scenarios to lambast the experts, cherrypick the best stats from his preferred source to minimise the whole thing.
They're not projections uzi. They're actual test results. Go look in the original article. Everything is sourced.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
Jay
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SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

I don't know where people are getting this "only 0.1 die" thing from. The numbers don't back this up.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

5,556,689 confirmed cases
348,231 deaths

6ish% date rate.

How many people who were sick and never showed symptoms is as mysterious of a number as how many people died from COVID and were never diagnosed.
0.1% is the typical death rate for the flu. Out of every 1,000 people that get the flu, 1 typically dies.

For covid, the rate is less than 0.3%, so approximately 1 out of every 333 people die after contracting it. The odds for someone under 50 dying is 1 out of 2000, and that person most likely had a comorbidity. It kills the elderly at a rate of about 1 per 150. The US death toll is so high because, due to shitty policies our governors came up with, the virus ran wild in the population most likely to die from it: people in nursing homes.
Without the test to prove your numbers your stats are conjecture?
They're based on antibody testing.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
uziq
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Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:

Jay wrote:


uzi, I was correct in everything I said. You're so blinded by wanting to be right all the time that you've made yourself miserable by convincing yourself the world is going to end. I genuinely feel sorry for you. You are the least likeable, most miserable person I've ever encountered.
nobody is miserable here. you always escalate it to this level as soon as anyone asks you to think through the implications of what you're saying.

'i feel sorry for you, living in fear'. you have repeated this performance about 8 times already in this thread. make a point. nobody here who is criticising your posts is 'living in fear' or 'taking out their misery on everyone else'. you are a thick cunt. and you have a face like a raspberry.
I'm seriously surprised you haven't made several suicide attempts.
aren't you the guy who was complaining about how unbearable it was to be at home for 5 weeks with his wife and family? sounds like you're nearer to the edge than i am, clearly in some sort of existential torment.

They're not projections uzi. They're actual test results. Go look in the original article. Everything is sourced.
do you have any idea how many methodological assumptions there are in compiling 'general' results like that? how they arrive at those stats? do you know how unreliable the tests are, furthermore? it's bad stats built on bad stats. even the people who designed the tests caution against their reliability. and yet you take it as gospel. like i said, you're thick.
Jay
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uziq wrote:

Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:


nobody is miserable here. you always escalate it to this level as soon as anyone asks you to think through the implications of what you're saying.

'i feel sorry for you, living in fear'. you have repeated this performance about 8 times already in this thread. make a point. nobody here who is criticising your posts is 'living in fear' or 'taking out their misery on everyone else'. you are a thick cunt. and you have a face like a raspberry.
I'm seriously surprised you haven't made several suicide attempts.
aren't you the guy who was complaining about how unbearable it was to be at home for 5 weeks with his wife and family? sounds like you're nearer to the edge than i am, clearly in some sort of existential torment.

They're not projections uzi. They're actual test results. Go look in the original article. Everything is sourced.
do you have any idea how many methodological assumptions there are in compiling 'general' results like that? how they arrive at those stats? do you know how unreliable the tests are, furthermore? it's bad stats built on bad stats. even the people who designed the tests caution against their reliability. and yet you take it as gospel. like i said, you're thick.
Ok. Completely pointless trying to give you good news. Please don't stick your head in the oven. It doesn't work anymore.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
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Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Anyone upset that the economy died due to the lock down are getting mad at the wrong thing. The baby depression we are in was a policy choice. The federal government could have done dozens of things to prevent the total decline but it it didn't. The U.S. had an unique set of financial tools that no other country in the world has and we decided not to use them due to executive incompetence and right wing ideology.
Oh stop. Stop with the UBI nonsense. You can't write unlimited debt and expect it to work out. Dumbest shit the Sanders/AOC camp has come up with. We should've never shut down.
An UBI isn't the only thing we could have done. Anyone who thinks that it was lacks creativity. Farmers are dumping food while many Americans are now food insecure. The Federal government has the money and logistic capability to buy the food, staff processing centers, and deliver it to food banks. That is just one example of something we could have done but chose not to.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
Jay
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SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Anyone upset that the economy died due to the lock down are getting mad at the wrong thing. The baby depression we are in was a policy choice. The federal government could have done dozens of things to prevent the total decline but it it didn't. The U.S. had an unique set of financial tools that no other country in the world has and we decided not to use them due to executive incompetence and right wing ideology.
Oh stop. Stop with the UBI nonsense. You can't write unlimited debt and expect it to work out. Dumbest shit the Sanders/AOC camp has come up with. We should've never shut down.
An UBI isn't the only thing we could have done. Anyone who thinks that it was lacks creativity. Farmers are dumping food while many Americans are now food insecure. The Federal government has the money and logistic capability to buy the food, staff processing centers, and deliver it to food banks. That is just one example of something we could have done but chose not to.
Or we could just not shut down the economy needlessly? I know you have a Soviet fetish, but no. Just no.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
uziq
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Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:

Jay wrote:

I'm seriously surprised you haven't made several suicide attempts.
aren't you the guy who was complaining about how unbearable it was to be at home for 5 weeks with his wife and family? sounds like you're nearer to the edge than i am, clearly in some sort of existential torment.

They're not projections uzi. They're actual test results. Go look in the original article. Everything is sourced.
do you have any idea how many methodological assumptions there are in compiling 'general' results like that? how they arrive at those stats? do you know how unreliable the tests are, furthermore? it's bad stats built on bad stats. even the people who designed the tests caution against their reliability. and yet you take it as gospel. like i said, you're thick.
Ok. Completely pointless trying to give you good news. Please don't stick your head in the oven. It doesn't work anymore.
i am not afraid or hysterical over covid-19. but you declaring 'the death rate is 0.3%', as if we conclusively know, and concluding that we can proceed as normal as a society, is fucking garbage-level analysis of the situation.

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SuperJail Warden
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Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:


Oh stop. Stop with the UBI nonsense. You can't write unlimited debt and expect it to work out. Dumbest shit the Sanders/AOC camp has come up with. We should've never shut down.
An UBI isn't the only thing we could have done. Anyone who thinks that it was lacks creativity. Farmers are dumping food while many Americans are now food insecure. The Federal government has the money and logistic capability to buy the food, staff processing centers, and deliver it to food banks. That is just one example of something we could have done but chose not to.
Or we could just not shut down the economy needlessly? I know you have a Soviet fetish, but no. Just no.
What's Soviet about paying farmers for their produce and subsidizing wages at private factories? I am not suggesting enacting War Communism. There's difference between buying and distributing food, the New Deal, and War Communism.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
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Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:


0.1% is the typical death rate for the flu. Out of every 1,000 people that get the flu, 1 typically dies.

For covid, the rate is less than 0.3%, so approximately 1 out of every 333 people die after contracting it. The odds for someone under 50 dying is 1 out of 2000, and that person most likely had a comorbidity. It kills the elderly at a rate of about 1 per 150. The US death toll is so high because, due to shitty policies our governors came up with, the virus ran wild in the population most likely to die from it: people in nursing homes.
Without the test to prove your numbers your stats are conjecture?
They're based on antibody testing.
The reliability of antibody testing is still not settled and I already spoke about the sampling problems when Andrew C. released the NY state numbers.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
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Anyway I listened to a NPR politics podcast that had an European journalist and a Chinese journalist on. They spoke about the differences in how China and Europe handled the crisis compared to the U.S. And the outcome of the discussion is that the U.S. handled it uniquely badly.

According to the Chinese journalist, in China people distrust and dislike local governments while having a favorable opinion of the central government. People's trust in the CCP and President Xi actually went up during the crisis. Chinese people accepted the condition of the lock down just fine. The Chinese economy has mostly recovered too. There was an American on reddit who mentioned that China's low infection rate might actually be truthful considering the somewhat draconian measures still in place. Apparently every single passenger getting on and off a train needs to have their temperature checked and explain why they are outside. Each train station has long lines and delays because of this. Such measures wouldn't be accepted in the U.S.

In Europe, incumbent political leaders approval rating actually went up. People mostly accepted the lock down measures. The public also listened closely to medical experts and took precautions.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
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At this point I have trouble trusting anything coming out of China. They pulled a chernobyl-level coverup and are now making victory laps we know are based in BS while the rest of the world is suffering. The CCP are cunts.
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they recently locked down 100 million more people at short notice.
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https://twitter.com/marcowenjones/statu … 2627034112

interesting data analysis of, er, *checks notes* social justice twitter.
Jay
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SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Without the test to prove your numbers your stats are conjecture?
They're based on antibody testing.
The reliability of antibody testing is still not settled and I already spoke about the sampling problems when Andrew C. released the NY state numbers.
If you hate work this much, why not get yourself a patreon account and some sponsors who will let you work your calling, which is clearly (not) painting toys, and curating the reddit accounts of porn stars. I'm sure there's money to be made somehow.

Last edited by Jay (2020-05-25 13:54:25)

"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
SuperJail Warden
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Jay wrote:

SuperJail Warden wrote:

Jay wrote:

They're based on antibody testing.
The reliability of antibody testing is still not settled and I already spoke about the sampling problems when Andrew C. released the NY state numbers.
If you hate work this much, why not get yourself a patreon account and some sponsors who will let you work your calling, which is clearly (not) painting toys, and curating the reddit accounts of porn stars. I'm sure there's money to be made somehow.
I like working. I hate the time wasted getting ready in the morning, commuting, and having to dress in clothes that make me feel like a wet cat.
https://cf.ltkcdn.net/cats/images/orig/188151-850x566-kitty-bath-time.jpg
I would like to teach from home forever. I might get that wish. Schools reopening in September? I am not convinced.
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uziq
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why is it that everyone who has a different view of you towards this pandemic (i.e. the vast majority of people here) are (i) cowards, (ii) depressed and miserable or (iii) work shy? do you know how retarded you sound?
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I did get a signed copy of a porn star's biography once her publisher did a promotion through our sub.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
Jay
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uziq wrote:

why is it that everyone who has a different view of you towards this pandemic (i.e. the vast majority of people here) are (i) cowards, (ii) depressed and miserable or (iii) work shy? do you know how retarded you sound?
Because he keeps mentioning UBI. He clearly would rather collect money for doing nothing, smoke weed all day, and never work again.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
uziq
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even the right-wing are warming to UBI now. it's not just some stereotype of indigent, feckless stoners.
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Jay wrote:

uziq wrote:

why is it that everyone who has a different view of you towards this pandemic (i.e. the vast majority of people here) are (i) cowards, (ii) depressed and miserable or (iii) work shy? do you know how retarded you sound?
Because he keeps mentioning UBI. He clearly would rather collect money for doing nothing, smoke weed all day, and never work again.
That's the dream. I haven't been unemployed since high school though. I am allowed to fantasize about being an irresponsible professional stoner.
https://i.imgur.com/xsoGn9X.jpg
uziq
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i have never been unemployed in my life. never taken any state benefits or handout. never been given any sort of welfare cheque.

but i am broadly in support of those things. in support of a shorter working week. in support of UBI.

jay meanwhile has been all of the above and yet moralises and lectures to people about their great evils, how they must be avoided at all costs, how they are for losers and the work-shy etc etc.

make u think

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