Two years ago, I developed a skin growth on my temple from too much sun exposure. A dermatologist excised this pea-sized “carcinoma.” I went to work an hour later. After six weeks, the scar had healed to invisibility. Even before the surgery, I had a 99% chance of survival.
I’m a new reader, working my way through all your articles from the beginning. Apologies in advance if this is addressed elsewhere.
I’ve made all of these arguments over the past year with zero success at deconverting the Covid Cult. One thing I can’t deny is that there was a higher percentage of deaths last year than previous years. I’m not a statistician or professional of any sort, but I ran the numbers myself last November, downloading data directly from the CDC website. At that time we seemed to be on track for 350k + excess deaths, adjusted for population growth (I could be off quite a bit ... going off memory). I never followed up to look at where we ended up at year end ... but how would you explain 2020 excess deaths? Or (thinking out loud) maybe these numbers tie out and actually confirm that ~6% of deaths can be attributed to Covid alone? 🤔
Mark,
I’m a new reader, working my way through all your articles from the beginning. Apologies in advance if this is addressed elsewhere.
I’ve made all of these arguments over the past year with zero success at deconverting the Covid Cult. One thing I can’t deny is that there was a higher percentage of deaths last year than previous years. I’m not a statistician or professional of any sort, but I ran the numbers myself last November, downloading data directly from the CDC website. At that time we seemed to be on track for 350k + excess deaths, adjusted for population growth (I could be off quite a bit ... going off memory). I never followed up to look at where we ended up at year end ... but how would you explain 2020 excess deaths? Or (thinking out loud) maybe these numbers tie out and actually confirm that ~6% of deaths can be attributed to Covid alone? 🤔