jimlloyd40
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Phoenix
- Car(s)
- 2018 SE DSG
Thanks for that. The thread needs far more humor.I haven't had a FLU shot in like 10 years so watch the fuck out.
Thanks for that. The thread needs far more humor.I haven't had a FLU shot in like 10 years so watch the fuck out.
Pretty savage man..99998 and .9999998 are the survival rates that were stated, survival is a binary outcome, therefore the probabilities of death (calculated from counts of the deceased) are equal to 1-.99998 and 1-.9999998, or .00002 and .0000002 respectively. These two numbers are 2 orders of magnitude apart and if you divide one by the other, you get 100 (which is the actual definition of 2 orders of magnitude in a base 10 system, which is what we all use). So Ian was correct in his statement that they understated deaths by 2 orders of magnitude or 100x.
There you go with the I know you are card again. And I only very recently said that I didn't verify information in someone's post because it was wasting my time. You seem to have plenty of time to do that but it's not important to me anymore. I'm just not going to spend the time necessary to do that research. Self aware of what you moron?
That proved nothing and get this. I don't fucking care.Like I said, the most un self aware person in the thread.
I haven't had a FLU shot in like 10 years so watch the fuck out.
That proved nothing and get this. I don't fucking care.
Oh and you just did the I know you are thing.
He didn't say that he has contracted the flu. Only that he hasn't gotten the shot for ten years. So how exactly would he have heart valve damage.Be even funnier when you find out you have heart valve damage.
No you are.![]()
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I'm not.Why you mad at me, I'm not the one actively trying to kill you.
OkBe even funnier when you find out you have heart valve damage.
I’m a super spreaderThanks for that. The thread needs far more humor.
Everybody is good at something.I’m a super spreader
Except that CDC themselves state the scenarios are not actual predictions of how many people will die:.99998 and .9999998 are the survival rates that were stated, survival is a binary outcome, therefore the probabilities of death (calculated from counts of the deceased) are equal to 1-.99998 and 1-.9999998, or .00002 and .0000002 respectively. These two numbers are 2 orders of magnitude apart and if you divide one by the other, you get 100 (which is the actual definition of 2 orders of magnitude in a base 10 system, which is what we all use). So Ian was correct in his statement that they understated deaths by 2 orders of magnitude or 100x.