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MIT Study: “For these anti-mask users, their approach to the pandemic is grounded in a more scientific rigor, not less.”

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Videos Video Version (In Multiple Uploads) Full Video (151 min) Part 1: Reactions & Commentary (37 min) Part 2: Conclusions After Research (10 min) Appendix A: Quotes & Notes from Mask Studies (55 min) Appendix B: Summaries of Mask Studies Continue reading MIT Study: “For these anti-mask users, their approach to the pandemic is grounded in a more scientific rigor, not less.”→

Full Disclosure: I am biased because I…

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https://odysee.com/@wikiworldorder:c/full-disclosure-i-am-biased-because:5https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qCRZvT6LC4 Full Disclosure: I am biased because I… Love the scientific method,especially when used for controlled, transparent, reproducible experiments. But I might only trust my life with the meta-analysis of empirical evidence. Do not consent to authoritarian governments,including demands to Continue reading Full Disclosure: I am biased because I…→

CDC Expected vs Excess Deaths — “Dry Tinder” Hypothesis Estimates for Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the U.S. as a Whole

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Updated Statistics & Customizable Trend Graphs: https://buckystats.org https://odysee.com/dec-9-cdc-expected-vs-excess-deaths-dry-tinder-hypothesis-estimates-maryland-pennsylvania-us:12e3f2ccb1ecc826e1fba570c1fce54c0e5600c8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mvd7_nczkjE When I was digging through CDC data in October, I very much wanted to work with their numbers for their weekly “threshold for excess deaths”. That is the orange line on their Continue reading CDC Expected vs Excess Deaths — “Dry Tinder” Hypothesis Estimates for Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the U.S. as a Whole→

Oct 15 Historical Mortality Data Update — COVID in the U.S., Maryland, D.C., Florida, Arizona

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Updated Statistics & Customizable Trend Graphs: https://buckystats.org Dec 5 Update -  I finally recorded a video with a less polished talk-through of this data, as I see it: As of October 15, I have still not received any replies from Governor Continue reading Oct 15 Historical Mortality Data Update — COVID in the U.S., Maryland, D.C., Florida, Arizona→

Science Denial? Rights Denial?

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I’ve never actually met any “Science Deniers” who don’t believe that such methods can increase knowledge. IMHO, greater risks stem from more numerous and influential “Rights Deniers.” [Denying risks of democide also costs countless lives most decades.] I condemn any Continue reading Science Denial? Rights Denial?→

Revisiting Imperial Risk Assessments of COVID-19

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Updated Statistics & Customizable Trend Graphs: https://buckystats.org CDC Observational Data compared with approximations of Imperial College Model Projections from March 16 On March 16, 2020, the London “Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team” led by Neil Ferguson published their “Report 9: Continue reading Revisiting Imperial Risk Assessments of COVID-19→

Pneumonia+Influenza+COVID-19 = Deaths Below Seasonal Average

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Updated Statistics & Customizable Trend Graphs: https://buckystats.org As more experts expect pandemic “peaks” soon, I was curious about how this flu season compared to recent others in terms of deaths, since the mortality data is likely the most accurate out Continue reading Pneumonia+Influenza+COVID-19 = Deaths Below Seasonal Average→