The Coronavirus, not the beer

thethe said:
Curious. How many people do you think died globally in your example. 30 year old male with no pre existing conditions
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A hell of a lot more than 10. I just asked my wife of all the covid deaths she’s seen while on shift, roughly what % were people who were young (under 40) and were healthy. She said ~20-25%. So I would imagine if you extrapolated that globally you’d likely end up with more than 10.

Same question to you: how many people do you think died globally (under 40 with no ore-existing conditions)?
 
tululush said:
A hell of a lot more than 10. I just asked my wife of all the covid deaths she’s seen while on shift, roughly what % were people who were young (under 40) and were healthy. She said ~20-25%. So I would imagine if you extrapolated that globally you’d likely end up with more than 10.

Same question to you: how many people do you think died globally (under 40 with no ore-existing conditions)?
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i predict the answer to your question will come in the form of a word salad
 
tululush said:
A hell of a lot more than 10. I just asked my wife of all the covid deaths she’s seen while on shift, roughly what % were people who were young (under 40) and were healthy. She said ~20-25%. So I would imagine if you extrapolated that globally you’d likely end up with more than 10.

Same question to you: how many people do you think died globally (under 40 with no ore-existing conditions)?
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Define healthy because we know that 80% of hospitalizations were in obese people.

If there were 1k people globally who died in that metric it’d be a lot. It’s such a small subset it’s not even worth discussing and the data has vote that out since Italy in early 2020.
 
thethe said:
It’s also amusing I’m being lectured by people who were against administering proven effective therapeutics that could have saved hundreds of thousands.

Yes, I’m the insensitive one.
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You suggested we take a cocktail of Hydroxichloroquine, bleach and light into the body. I don’t think your medical option counts for much.
 
tululush said:
You suggested we take a cocktail of Hydroxichloroquine, bleach and light into the body. I don’t think your medical option counts for much.
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Yes. This is definitely what I said.

Go look at when I said people should be taking HCQ and zinc. Hint it was in early Q2 20.
 
thethe said:
Define healthy because we know that 80% of hospitalizations were in obese people.

If there were 1k people globally who died in that metric it’d be a lot. It’s such a small subset it’s not even worth discussing and the data has vote that out since Italy in early 2020.
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Someone who wouldn’t have been in the hospital if they didn’t contract Covid.
 
Loved the stealth change from under 30 to under 40. That’s because the under 30 number globally Probabaly isn’t over 100.
 
thethe said:
Yes. This is definitely what I said.

Go look at when I said people should be taking HCQ and zinc. Hint it was in early Q2 20.
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You do realize Hydroxichloroquine has very little efficacy as it relates to Covid. And no, your propaganda Twitter doctors don’t count as sources. And no the demon sperm doctor doesn’t count either. A real medical doctor counts.
 
tululush said:
You do realize Hydroxichloroquine has very little efficacy as it relates to Covid. And no, your propaganda Twitter doctors don’t count as sources. And no the demon sperm doctor doesn’t count either. A real medical doctor counts.
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Figures. You aren’t knowledgeable about the hundreds of studies done which say otherwise.
 
thethe said:
Loved the stealth change from under 30 to under 40. That’s because the under 30 number globally Probabaly isn’t over 100.
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30, 40...anyone in that 10 year age range should be relatively healthy. And if someone in that 10 year age range is healthy and gets covid and dies it’s a problem. That’s not life. That’s not oh well they lived and died now it’s time to move on. Stop trying to use semantics to distract from the actual point I’m making.
 
tululush said:
30, 40...anyone in that 10 year age range should be relatively healthy. And if someone in that 10 year age range is healthy and gets covid and dies it’s a problem. That’s not life. That’s not oh well they lived and died now it’s time to move on. Stop trying to use semantics to distract from the actual point I’m making.
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It is life since life consists of decisions. Your definition of healthy has been proven to be wrong because an overweight person may have not been in the hospital before but it is their poor choices that make the ccp virus more deadly.
 
tululush said:
Lol I take the opinions of doctors and my wife’s colleagues who have 100+ years of medical experience over whoever it is you follow on Twitter.
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So an obese person wouldn’t be in the hospital. Gets covid and dies and it’s not their decisions that did that?

If it wasn’t that it would have been something else not too long after.

You should let us know your wife’s name so we don’t go to a medical professional that does not understand how being overweight impacts your health.
 
thethe said:
It is life since life consists of decisions. Your definition of healthy has been proven to be wrong because an overweight person may have not been in the hospital before but it is their poor choices that make the ccp virus more deadly.
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If you aren’t in the hospital, get covid, go to the hospital because you can’t breathe and then die, I’m pretty sure you died bc of covid. I never said anything about anyone overweight. In fact when I’ve asked my wife about her covid patients I’ve indulged your overweight fetish to see what she’d say. These people aren’t morbidly obese or even fat. They’re normal sized people. Almost 6’ tall men high 100s. Or a little over 5’ women weighing somewhere around 130-140. It’s not shocking that you think covid only kills people who are overweight. There may be a trend toward weight but it’s certainly not a direct correlation. To naively think it’s only killing of fat people is pretty dumb. But then again you think the only reason we have covid is bc the Chinese government wanted to get rid of Trump so badly they unleashed a global pandemic and gave the middle finger to the rest of the world. Makes total sense.
 
thethe said:
So an obese person wouldn’t be in the hospital. Gets covid and dies and it’s not their decisions that did that?

If it wasn’t that it would have been something else not too long after.

You should let us know your wife’s name so we don’t go to a medical professional that does not understand how being overweight impacts your health.
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See my answer below, captain clueless.

Lol that makes perfect sense. I’ll be sure and give you her name around the same you rejoin all of us in reality. I’m also sorry to disappoint you, but she works for a major metropolitan hospital in Atlanta. Chances are if you ever get sick, regardless of what state you live, you’ll be seen by a doctor just as qualified as she is.
 
tululush said:
If you aren’t in the hospital, get covid, go to the hospital because you can’t breathe and then die, I’m pretty sure you died bc of covid. I never said anything about anyone overweight. In fact when I’ve asked my wife about her covid patients I’ve indulged your overweight fetish to see what she’d say. These people aren’t morbidly obese or even fat. They’re normal sized people. Almost 6’ tall men high 100s. Or a little over 5’ women weighing somewhere around 130-140. It’s not shocking that you think covid only kills people who are overweight. There may be a trend toward weight but it’s certainly not a direct correlation. To naively think it’s only killing of fat people is pretty dumb. But then again you think the only reason we have covid is bc the Chinese government wanted to get rid of Trump so badly they unleashed a global pandemic and gave the middle finger to the rest of the world. Makes total sense.
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Not a direct correlation? Now I know your life story testimonial is bull****. We know for a fact that around 80% of hospitalizations were overweight/obese people. There is in fact a DIRECT correlation to mortality and obesity. Yo say otherwise is straight laughable and you aren’t to be taken seriously on this subject from here on.

Get your fake stories out of here child.
 
thethe said:
Not a direct correlation? Now I know your life story testimonial is bull****. We know for a fact that around 80% of hospitalizations were overweight/obese people. There is in fact a DIRECT correlation to mortality and obesity. Yo say otherwise is straight laughable and you aren’t to be taken seriously on this subject from here on.

Get your fake stories out of here child.
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Haha. Thank you for another laugh. “you aren’t to be taken seriously on this subject from here on.” Wait does this mean if we are to go by this logic that nobody should listen to another word you post on this site regarding any and all topics? I’m glad we’ve cleared that up. Now I understand why you’re the laughing stock of the board. Thanks for the clarification.
 
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