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Via https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/investigation-of-sars-cov-2-variants-technical-briefings : This graph shows that there was a 2-week period at the end of November (the green "foot" on the bottom graph) where travel restrictions made sense, and after that, the cat was out of the...

... and that's where volcano eruptions come in, see https://www.metabunk.org/threads/how-to-prove-satellite-images-are-real-ground-truth.8781/ , because they're unpredictable years in advance. They are composites because the satellite does not have a 121 Megapixel camera. See...

The data in the OP goes through September, so this adresses the original claim neatly, even using the same data source, while avoiding the mathematical paradox that arises from not age-stratifying the data. That claim is out of date; it is now known that cellular immunity persists against...

I know what you mean, but technically.... Without the explanation, we were looking for an object that rotates as it flies, and that's hard to come by outside aerobatic performances. With the explanation, we're looking for an object that flies, of which we know many. That's not "almost nothing".

Yes. And the majority is now classified as "explainable". Which is the same Mick/Metabunk did, we think it's some unidentified conventional jet-engine driven fixed-wing flying object (e.g. a jet fighter) with rotating glare caused by the gimbal system. The gimbal explanation moves it from "what...

Data source: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/datasets/deathsbyvaccinationstatusengland

The page also has graphs for England and the US (with no booster data), as well as links to sources for other countries.

look at https://www.metabunk.org/threads/gimbal-blender-simulation-with-clouds.12209/

My conclusion is that your fractional covid hospitalisations and deaths are wrong. And how you can assess a ×80 difference as "about the same" escapes me.

Show me your analysis and I'll show you where it's flawed. Very roughly: In the second half of 2020, at least 0.06% of the US population died of Covid. The study shows 99% of these could have been saved with a vaccination (and many more hospitalisations averted). The study also had 1 more death...

We've already had the discussion over the meaning of "unsafe". FDA makes its decisions based on its analysis of the benefits and risks for the intended population who will receive the vaccine, as well as the disease(s) to be prevented. Benefits, risks, disease. What I said.

His body is about 5-6 feet tall. They're not that elongated. And the shadow/light interplay shows how far out the fabric is.

not irrelevant to public health the weighing is between three courses of action: 1) start vaccinating now 2) defer decision 3) reject vaccine Decision 1) had clear, foreseeable benefits in terms of fatalities and severe illness. Any other decision let people suffer and die needlessly.

From another thread: The Hunga Tonga eruption is more evidence that satellite images are real; and that obviously disproves Flat Earth.

More on Hunga Tonga as evidence for the globe is at https://www.metabunk.org/threads/how-the-hunga-tonga-volcano-eruption-demonstrate-the-shape-of-the-earth.12232/

yeah, but that analysis would be flawed In a situation where thousands are dying daily, waiting for more data is not an option for responsible public health authorities (they collect more data anyway) it may be reasonable for individuals by telling people looking for light that they're...

it's not, look at the sunlight and shadows

Here's the same table for longer intervals than 28 days. The adjusted ratios go a little towards 1, which means the bias gets better. And the raw, unadjusted ratios look worse now, presumably because of the better vaccine uptake among older people. The person-years go up rather slowly because...

If Tonga is at the centre, this does work, but the AE map for that looks kinda strange, because the edge is in Africa:

When you add up the short segment and the long segment, you get the length of the great circle, which is constant since all great circles are the same. Now Earth isn't perfectly spherical, and wave propagation in air depends on air density and isn't perfectly uniform, but it works out...