And the CAQ (Francois Legault's party) is considered the conservative party in Quebec. The Quebec Liberal Party is fiscally conservative socially liberal, the Parti Quebecois is the centre-left party, Quebec Solidaire is basically the NDP of Quebec. So no one in Quebec parliament is going to challenge Francois Legault tightening restrictions.
FYI,
20 per 1 million infections = 0.002% of the population
With a population of 8,552,362, that's 171.
The average voter is a low-IQ NPC. Even when I presented statistical data that I've analyzed from the Ontario government's own raw data that I downloaded, my friends and family who are for lockdowns and social distancing leave me on read and don't even respond to the logical-rational case I make for ending social distancing and keeping schools open.
I may not be an expert on viruses like Dr. Theresa Tam, Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. David Williams. But I sure as hell know math (statistics and probability is my specialty) and Excel. I made a decent mint investing a bit into crypto in the early days. I have experience with reading candlestick charts and technical analysis. Virus growth is more predictable than predicting the future price of assets. Especially low-liquidity speculative assets like crypto-currency. I've used my knowledge of math to make some money betting on sports and playing poker. I was able to carry on this knowledge to analyze the virus data.
I'm going to tell you what's going to happen with this virus: The cases are going to surge but the deaths are not going to be what they used to be because the CFR% will remain low if not sink even lower because the virus has already mutated to be weaker. The data already shows this if you know what to look for. Maybe with the flu coming back, the CFR% will go up a bit due to influenza comorbidity. I wonder if they're gonna have a flu ticker soon now too.
I should literally incorporate in Seychelles and put up a coronavirus betting site and be a bookie so that I can bet against all the doomers and take all their money.
That’s right. One more thing... many of these stats are useless on their own. Everything is relative. How do Covid deaths compare to an average flu year? How do they compare to a bad flu year? All we have now is OMG, look how many people tested positive yesterday... 200... we’re doomed.
And the CAQ (Francois Legault's party) is considered the conservative party in Quebec. The Quebec Liberal Party is fiscally conservative socially liberal, the Parti Quebecois is the centre-left party, Quebec Solidaire is basically the NDP of Quebec. So no one in Quebec parliament is going to challenge Francois Legault tightening restrictions.
FYI, 20 per 1 million infections = 0.002% of the population With a population of 8,552,362, that's 171.
The average voter is a low-IQ NPC. Even when I presented statistical data that I've analyzed from the Ontario government's own raw data that I downloaded, my friends and family who are for lockdowns and social distancing leave me on read and don't even respond to the logical-rational case I make for ending social distancing and keeping schools open.
I may not be an expert on viruses like Dr. Theresa Tam, Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. David Williams. But I sure as hell know math (statistics and probability is my specialty) and Excel. I made a decent mint investing a bit into crypto in the early days. I have experience with reading candlestick charts and technical analysis. Virus growth is more predictable than predicting the future price of assets. Especially low-liquidity speculative assets like crypto-currency. I've used my knowledge of math to make some money betting on sports and playing poker. I was able to carry on this knowledge to analyze the virus data.
I'm going to tell you what's going to happen with this virus: The cases are going to surge but the deaths are not going to be what they used to be because the CFR% will remain low if not sink even lower because the virus has already mutated to be weaker. The data already shows this if you know what to look for. Maybe with the flu coming back, the CFR% will go up a bit due to influenza comorbidity. I wonder if they're gonna have a flu ticker soon now too.
I should literally incorporate in Seychelles and put up a coronavirus betting site and be a bookie so that I can bet against all the doomers and take all their money.
That’s right. One more thing... many of these stats are useless on their own. Everything is relative. How do Covid deaths compare to an average flu year? How do they compare to a bad flu year? All we have now is OMG, look how many people tested positive yesterday... 200... we’re doomed.