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Learn what the word "average" means. Normally it's a part of what children get taught in math classes when they're about 9 or 10 years old.So because the average age is 82 years old, are you "implicating" that it doesn't effect people younger people? That's there's not children who lost their parents? Or parents who lost their children?
In case you didn't have the luxury of learning elementary math, it means that some people might be 10, some people might be 42, some people might be 98, but the number that each instance is closest to over the entire group is 82.
The reason that's relevant is because 82 is higher than the average age of death irrespective of cause.
The reason that's relevant is because if a disease has an average age of mortality of higher than the actual normal average age of mortality, it shows that there is more than likely a serious level of entanglement between the claimed cause of death and the actual cause of deaths in many cases - ie. people dying as they would have done anyway from other conditions and causes.
The reason that this is relevant is because we actually have statistics from the leading health and disease authority in the US, the CDC (Center for Disease Control) showing that in 94% of cases, the person that died had more than one listed cause of death.
The reason that's relevant is because if you say "1,000,000 people died of COVID" you should take very different actions to protect the population to if you say "1,000,000 people died of COVID, but 940,000 of those people would have died anyway".
Finally, the reason that's relevant is because right now millions of people around the world are having their lives uprooted and completely destroyed by not being able to work and having their businesses fail, which is leading to suicides en masse, drug abuse en masse, mental health problems en masse... globally.
So if you're going to shut the world down, you'd better make damn sure that you're doing it with accurate statistics backing it, because right now more harm could be being created than is being prevented.
(If you cared more about minimising global harm than you do about calling people that don't wear masks idiots then you'd probably at least consider the idea that fallout from lockdowns is a really bad thing that should be addressed)
You asked for data. You accused me of thinking I know more than experts. You asked where I plucked the 94% figure from (arrogantly).Are you even talking about covid or what are you talking about lol
I then provided you with a link to the source of that data - the CDC. I'm quoting them. To make it even easier for you because you seem to be struggling to follow what's happening right now, I even took a screenshot of the exact paragraph.
It's always a really good indicator of the character and integrity of someone when they try to call you out like you're making shit up, and then when you provide the proof that your perspective is backed by data from the leading scientists in the world they pretend they don't know what you just showed them.
Class act.
Let's assume you are a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect. I think we've got a really good chance of being right in that assumption.Ok so let's assume one of us has "Dunning-Kruger". How do we determine which one of us that is? lol Maybe it's me. But how would I know for sure? And how am I supposed to know it's not you? I mean, would you be able to tell? How would you even know it's not you if you had that type of mental processing lol
(This last comment from you is pretty meta too.. once more not having the competence to know that you don't have the competence to discuss my comment about you not having enough competence to know that you don't have enough competence to discuss the COVID situation with any kind of effectiveness and precision... you may in fact be the poster child for Dunning-Kruger)
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