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Faraway mountains "go higher" when the observer goes higher, in both models; that's how eye level works with perspective. For a "flat intuition" (which we all have), the different size of the green area usually indicates a camera height change. Try it on your kitchen table: how big is is the...

This is more current, but doesn't distinguish by vaccination status: Omicron symptoms In order to take a first look at the potential symptom profile of Omicron, this week ZOE conducted an initial analysis of symptom data from positive cases in London. London was selected due to the higher...

GAVI funds vaccinations on a global scale, they're an alliance of the biggest players in the field. RUNNY NOSE According to Prof Tim Spector, the researcher behind the ZOE COVID Symptom Study app, which collects daily data on people’s symptoms, infection and vaccination status, this is one of...

no it's never been 100%, more like 30-50% cases that had fever but fever has been a top symptom even then I think only "loss of smell" and coughing were more common so fever has always beem unreliable, but now it's not even top 5 quotes from april 2020:

Good question! The latest results could mean that “the virus establishes a very local infection in the upper airways and has less chance to go and wreak havoc in the lungs”, Ott says. It's more like the common cold and less like an inflammation, especially early on, which means less chance of...

to get back on topic,

they'd be social democrats in Europe, center-left.

I don't think that is true. The pressure gradient is caused by gravity, and you should be able to measure it in any container (e.g. in a walk-in freezer with a Samsung galaxy phone) as well as outside.

We intuitively feel that both pictures show the same scene, because that's how reality works: we move, the landscape stays. But what actually happened was that the scene was changed: the floor was "bent" to match the globe vs. FE.

Abstracts is 97.1%, scientists is 98.4%

his videos that show sensor data also prove there's near vacuum at that height

Yes, you can. The difference between FE render and globe render is that objects get moved down according to curvature, without changing the camera position or the distance of the object from the camera. This does not change their size (actual or apparent)! Almost every VR world that exists...

Thank you for confirming my point. As a rough estimate, a week of 3 million people aged 15-19 is ~60,000 person-years, so an average of 11 deaths per week amounts to 1 death per 5000 person-years approximately. The mortality of the unvaccinated is about half of that (1 death per 10,000), while...

The zigzag "temperature anomaly" trend line is so unusual that I feel confident it's a deliberate attempt to mislead. No source using this uncritically is trustworthy, either because they're malicious, or because they have no clue (or both).

This is also informative in another way because the smaller the field of view is, the less curvature you see: zoom in on the horizon and it'll look straight at any altitude that a re-entry vehicle is going to reach.

it appears at the top and bottom for me now (mobile Android tablet) when it only appeared at the top before

they didn't

I ran across another short analysis that I agree with. The analysis repeats my points about the authors being anti-regulation economists and the paper not being peer-reviewed, and it goes more in-depth about a problem I only hinted at, which is data selection. In the paper itself, they use...

The perspective in these images has not been manipulated. Play around a bit with Walter Bislin's online Earth curvature calculator to see that, it switches between flat and curved with a button and renders the scene accordingly.

Yep. If I hand seniors $100 bills and younger people $50 bills, it still pays for them to get in line. I noted that. I also noted that the "boosted" rate is near zero for both, and that it's lower than the "vaxxed but not boosted" line for both, so it looks like there is another significant...