I wrote:
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Sid, you're a verbally abusive bully. It must have been a real treat working for you back in the day. You post a link to 'The Exposé', an online news source which by its own admission is "heavily censored" by some of the world's most heavily-scrutinized social media organizations, and then act offended that anyone would dare to question your choice of source.
So let's have a look at the table from the 'The Exposé'; the table you think has important information. For those who didn't look at the article, this table is supposed to reflect new covid cases in New South Wales, Australia, during the week of January 2 to January 8, 2022. Here it is:
I can eyeball the first three lines and see that the people who are unvaccinated represent about 0.5% of the sum of the first three lines. That mental calculation seems to support your claim that vaccinated people represented 99.5% of the new cases during the week under review. But when I look at the rest of the table some problems come up, namely:
1. The total number of cases is incorrect. In fact it's out by over 140,000. Seems like some pretty sloppy writing and editing at The Exposé, doesn't it? Anyone can make a mistake but a mistake like that from an organization that's supposedly under attack by "Fascists" (- S. Belzberg) doesn't do much for their credibility.
2. The vaccination staus of 46,697 people is unknown. How does a scientist or a mathematician draw conclusions like the one you're supporting (99.5%) when roughly 20% of the available data is a wild card?
3. And then there's the children. The table does say they're unvaccinated. Where do they fit into your calculations, Sid?
To the eye of a lay person, like me, it looks like you've been cherry-picking the data, Sid. Do you have a plausible explanation for the above?
Originally posted by Peter McKillop
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Originally posted by Sid Belzberg
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So let's have a look at the table from the 'The Exposé'; the table you think has important information. For those who didn't look at the article, this table is supposed to reflect new covid cases in New South Wales, Australia, during the week of January 2 to January 8, 2022. Here it is:
I can eyeball the first three lines and see that the people who are unvaccinated represent about 0.5% of the sum of the first three lines. That mental calculation seems to support your claim that vaccinated people represented 99.5% of the new cases during the week under review. But when I look at the rest of the table some problems come up, namely:
1. The total number of cases is incorrect. In fact it's out by over 140,000. Seems like some pretty sloppy writing and editing at The Exposé, doesn't it? Anyone can make a mistake but a mistake like that from an organization that's supposedly under attack by "Fascists" (- S. Belzberg) doesn't do much for their credibility.
2. The vaccination staus of 46,697 people is unknown. How does a scientist or a mathematician draw conclusions like the one you're supporting (99.5%) when roughly 20% of the available data is a wild card?
3. And then there's the children. The table does say they're unvaccinated. Where do they fit into your calculations, Sid?
To the eye of a lay person, like me, it looks like you've been cherry-picking the data, Sid. Do you have a plausible explanation for the above?
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