Lakewood covid cases

[YitzyS]

Good line 😁.

Only problem is that 3 weeks ago was already 2021 so baby was actually born in 2021.

https://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?topic=2305.msg2383656#msg2383656

She was trying...

[Baruch]

Interesting, because I have found it to be the case quite often when I dig into an actual study.

maybe in tone etc., this if we’re understanding it correctly is an outright lie.

[iluv2travel]

We were actually in the hospital on 12/31/20 but were sent home..

She was trying...

I guess not hard enough...

[AsherO]

We were actually in the hospital on 12/31/20 but were sent home..

You were just trying to cash in on the Ally $250 deal, should have HUCA’d

[PlatinumGuy]

maybe in tone etc., this if we’re understanding it correctly is an outright lie.

Novavax gave a press conference, perhaps they shared more details there. I don't think it's outrageous to call ~1.5%/15 cases 'many', and it may even be pretty significant statistically, depending on how prevalent Covid was in the general SA population then.

[yzj]

[S209]

R”l.. I think it’s safe to say the information I was given was correct.

[S209]

You don't have to agree with that, but please be so kind and stop beating a dead horse and don't keep calling me out for something I personally never questioned. If someone comes on here and says he know hundreds that are currently hospitalized, (I will definitely cringe to say the least) I will not be able to refute it because I just have no idea if that claim holds any water or not.

Just to clarify- you claimed that I was “debunked”. You were wrong. End.

You also called my claim a “fabricated statement”.

[aygart]

Just to clarify- you claimed that I was “debunked”. You were wrong. End.

You also called my claim a “fabricated statement”.

Now you are just bickering. He agreed with your premise already.

[dasmo801]

113 new cases today, per OCHD.

[PlatinumGuy]

Looks like we are about to cross the point from 'we're all immune and there's no need for any concern or precaution' to 'it's in every family already and it's too late to do anything about it'.

Who could have seen this coming?

[AsherO]

Looks like we are about to cross the point from 'we're all immune and there's no need for any concern or precaution' to 'it's in every family already and it's too late to do anything about it'.

Stating the obvious: The latter is as much a fallacy as the former.

[PlatinumGuy]

Stating the obvious: The latter is as much a fallacy as the former.

Yup, and it will be just as wrong when this was is over and we're back to


'this time we're all immune and there's no need for any concern or precaution'

[Euclid]

Looks like we are about to cross the point from 'we're all immune and there's no need for any concern or precaution' to 'it's in every family already and it's too late to do anything about it'.

Who could have seen this coming?

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[iluv2travel]

Stating the obvious: The latter is as much a fallacy as the former.

Especially with the unknown likelihood of being reinfected with one of all these new variants.

[PlatinumGuy]

Especially with the unknown likelihood of being reinfected with one of all these new variants.

There is zero evidence that has to do with anything. The whole majority immune theory was simply a fiction.

[iluv2travel]

There is zero evidence that has to do with anything. The whole majority immune theory was simply a fiction.

So why is the prevalence of reinfection going up (anecdotally)? And people are saying (anecdotally as well) that its because of the new variants?

Realize that I wrote "unknown" likelihood. Meaning that it can exist but may not exist at all, but I definitely recall hearing about reinfection that was attributed to a new variant. Perhaps I misunderstood.

I didn't deny that majority or herd immunity was a fiction.

[PlatinumGuy]

So why is the prevalence of reinfection going up (anecdotally)? And people are saying (anecdotally as well) that its because of the new variants?

If the prevalence of cases go up, the prevalence of reinfection will go up... What people are saying is because they're misinformed.
 

[AsherO]

So why is the prevalence of reinfection going up (anecdotally)?

From what I'm hearing, by and large people who are testing positive now either never had COVID or had symptoms they thought were COVID but didn't get positive PCR result at the time. This whole "everyone had COVID already" thing is BS. And "everyone was exposed" is even more BS because there's absolutely zero scientific confirmation that exposure (without infection) confers any sort of immunity.

[AsherO]

What people are saying is because they're misinformed that's what they want to believe.

FTFY

"Current infections are reinfections, and they're very sporadic" is another way of saying "COVID is over, leave me alone and let me go on with life".