Historic no seasonal flu season
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
The CDC is obviously going to lie. We might as well shut them down and not have one.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/heal ... 05124.html
Not a single case of the flu this year in the UK
Not a single case of the flu this year in the UK
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
That is an amazing statistic
If it really is the procedures used to stop Covid-19, then all the previous years it would have worked
That’s millions of people who died from the flu that could have been saved
If it really is the procedures used to stop Covid-19, then all the previous years it would have worked
That’s millions of people who died from the flu that could have been saved
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
While there is almost no data on colds, anecdotal evidence suggest the common cold is almost gone as well
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
I have no idea what you are saying
Curiously, I also don’t care lol
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Either that or they've had no idea what influenza actually is for...decades!!! So how can we trust them with teh Awtizm Vackseenz!!122
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Maybe it could have... but even in the current circumstance these measures come at a cost. It could be argued that flu was not enough of a threat to justify. As vaccines become readily available for COVID-19, the same may wind up true there.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Alexia without Agraphia.
Yes.Or have I wasted too much time already on this insignificant turd.
– J.D.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Well, yes, it quite depends on how strong the argument is, doesn't it? Thank you for the "it is what it is". Very helpful.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
No, people can argue anything now, even with zero evidence
Get woke man
Get woke man
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Dude. Do we have to go through this? We're not vague "people" and I'm not in the habit of arguing with zero evidence. If you don't want to talk about it, just say so instead of throwing word games.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Week 8 CDC data is up
No need to do a breakdown anymore
It’s over
Over 12,000 test samples sent for the genetic breakdown
1 positive test
No genetic sequence possible, so the one positive flu sample could not be determined
Still no flu deaths this year
No need to do a breakdown anymore
It’s over
Over 12,000 test samples sent for the genetic breakdown
1 positive test
No genetic sequence possible, so the one positive flu sample could not be determined
Still no flu deaths this year
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
What happened, did we agree or disagree or decide to stop discussing our conversation?
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Week 10 is up on the CDC site
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm
No. of specimens tested 7,791
No. of positive specimens 1
No subtype done on the one positive test result
Flu season is long over, no flu season this year
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm
No. of specimens tested 7,791
No. of positive specimens 1
No subtype done on the one positive test result
Flu season is long over, no flu season this year
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
What’s become obvious is the CDC has never actually tracked or counted or documented flu deaths
Including the year 2020
Including the year 2020
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There’s little reason to even check the data at this point
Week 22 once again, over 10,000 test, one positive
Not sub typed
Still only one death for the entire season, which is over at this point
Week 22 once again, over 10,000 test, one positive
Not sub typed
Still only one death for the entire season, which is over at this point
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Wow, that data makes it look like something unusual happened in 2020...
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
That sort of insipid response is like what one sees in regards to radiation reports from Fukushima
When TEPCO reports “radiation levels inside the plant's No. 2 reactor have hit 530 sieverts per hour.”, a reasonable response might be, “holy fuck, that’s mind blowing, unheard of levels!”, but a nutjob nuclear cheerleader might respond, “Gosh, it’s almost as if something unusual happened to the facility.”, which is a meaningless response.
When TEPCO reports “radiation levels inside the plant's No. 2 reactor have hit 530 sieverts per hour.”, a reasonable response might be, “holy fuck, that’s mind blowing, unheard of levels!”, but a nutjob nuclear cheerleader might respond, “Gosh, it’s almost as if something unusual happened to the facility.”, which is a meaningless response.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Like the danger from radiation, or with global warming, now influenza is a political matter, which is fucked is, but that’s just how it is now. Nothing is immune from politics.
Somehow what is happening with the flu has to be viewed through some filter, to figure out what the correct response should be, which is just so fucked up.
Somehow what is happening with the flu has to be viewed through some filter, to figure out what the correct response should be, which is just so fucked up.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
https://web.archive.org/web/20200401032 ... /index.htm
Week 12 2020 already showed that something novel had occurred already
The usual bell shaped curve had already been disrupted, with a dramatic drop in positive tests
Week 12 2020 already showed that something novel had occurred already
The usual bell shaped curve had already been disrupted, with a dramatic drop in positive tests
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
The only deaths actually tracked are pediatric deaths
Week 12 2020 was 155, which was a low number, %50 of normal
Week 12 2021 the number is still 1 death
In a normal world this would be incredibly good news
Somehow influenza had almost vanished from the world
Saving over a million people and children from a horrible death
And reducing health cost by a staggering amount
Week 12 2020 was 155, which was a low number, %50 of normal
Week 12 2021 the number is still 1 death
In a normal world this would be incredibly good news
Somehow influenza had almost vanished from the world
Saving over a million people and children from a horrible death
And reducing health cost by a staggering amount
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
I'm still not sure exactly what your point is, hence my flippant response. If you want serious responses, communicate more clearly instead.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Nonsense
You know exactly what the facts are, hell, I even provide links so you can see for yourself
There is no mystery to what I am saying
You know exactly what the facts are, hell, I even provide links so you can see for yourself
There is no mystery to what I am saying
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
See? Nothing mysterious about that at allrobinson wrote: ↑Tue Nov 24, 2020 1:38 pm It already happened in the Southern Hemisphere winter (austral winter), and it’s already happened in the northern hemisphere as well this year
Zero pediatric deaths so far
Unheard of, historic even
There were so few flu cases in the austral winter that they don’t know what strains there are to vaccinate against this year, so the vaccine is a guess this boreal winter
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Throwing facts out there and declaring them mysterious isn't communicating your point.
Actually have a point--what are you claiming? You aren't.. you're pointing out something you think is weird and trying to make it seem unsavory without making an actual claim, so that nobody can contradict you either.
hammegk used to do that all the time, I'm quite familiar with it.
Actually have a point--what are you claiming? You aren't.. you're pointing out something you think is weird and trying to make it seem unsavory without making an actual claim, so that nobody can contradict you either.
hammegk used to do that all the time, I'm quite familiar with it.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Now there's a claim I can sink my teeth into, surely. Way to show me wrong about you.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Of course now I will, but I can already guess what the data will show
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
OK we are now at the point where in 2020 the flu was vanishing, so comparing stats no longer is meaningful in regards to the current test data. Comparing 2020 to 2019 is, and we can compare 2021 with 2019 now, and see the flu stats are unheard of. Something, and it's all speculation still, but something happened to stop the yearly flu epidemic, the deaths, the hospitalizations, the suffering.
For the first time in history, the Asian flu and the Hong Kong flu, both of which were worldwide pandemics when they first arrived from China, are no longer a going concern.
Week 14 for 2021, no positive tests reported by the Public labs. They did 9,194 tests, not s single positive.
What does that mean, you might ask.
The cumulative data for the season is the quickest way to view things.
In 14 weeks, the 2019 data show 69,291 tests, with 37,155 positives to subtype.
In 14 weeks the 2021 data shows 403,546 tests, with 226 positives to subtype. 171 of those positives could not be subtyped. So for the entire season, there were 55 samples subtyped.
55 positive cases that were analyzed. 26 type A, 19 type B
That's it, that's the flue season for 2020-2021
2018-2019 there were 37,155 positives.
It's not like they weren't trying to get samples.
the 2019 data shows 69,291 Public lab tests done
The 2021 data shows 403,546 Public lab tests done
Data links for the true skeptic who wants to check for themselves
2019 data for week 14
2020 data for week 14
2021 data for week 14
For the first time in history, the Asian flu and the Hong Kong flu, both of which were worldwide pandemics when they first arrived from China, are no longer a going concern.
Week 14 for 2021, no positive tests reported by the Public labs. They did 9,194 tests, not s single positive.
What does that mean, you might ask.
The cumulative data for the season is the quickest way to view things.
In 14 weeks, the 2019 data show 69,291 tests, with 37,155 positives to subtype.
In 14 weeks the 2021 data shows 403,546 tests, with 226 positives to subtype. 171 of those positives could not be subtyped. So for the entire season, there were 55 samples subtyped.
55 positive cases that were analyzed. 26 type A, 19 type B
That's it, that's the flue season for 2020-2021
2018-2019 there were 37,155 positives.
It's not like they weren't trying to get samples.
the 2019 data shows 69,291 Public lab tests done
The 2021 data shows 403,546 Public lab tests done
Data links for the true skeptic who wants to check for themselves
2019 data for week 14
2020 data for week 14
2021 data for week 14
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
I don't know how this happened. I can guess, I can hypothesize, I even have a theory. But just as with the number of deaths each year from the flu, I can't actually be certain.
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Let us be clear on one important fact. Ducks are the primary source of the flu
Migratory ducks are where the flu comes from each year, and this fact is not disputed by anyone
Migratory ducks are where the flu comes from each year, and this fact is not disputed by anyone
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Re: Historic no seasonal flu season
Any chance you could put it all in one post? Whatever facts you want to start with, then your theory.