Yep you're right! You were definitely wrong that the pandemic would be over in June 2021 😂
Omicron is a Good Thing
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Yep you're right! You were definitely wrong that the pandemic would be over in June 2021 😂
Then you’d Admit the date in your own sources say the occurrence of death for unvaccinated in recent numbers is 14 per 100,000 cases or .014%. Or 99.986% survival rate. That’s from your post from CDC numbers. It’s in the chart. Most people will just look at the manipulated spike like Biden did with the drop in gas prices by only including a 3 day sample. Made a $.04 drop look huge.
It’s ok you can say it. We know.
No…. That’s not what that link shows, or even remotely close really.
If you approached the discussion in good faith, I’d explain why. Take the time and understand what it actually says.
Circling back. Is omicron still a good thing?
Hospitalizations up 54% in Jersey. See below from and MD doctor as well.
Hospitalizations up 54% in Jersey. See below from and MD doctor as well.
I thought omicron was a good thing and would be more mild? 4 states have now broken daily records for daily covid hospitalizations.
www.cnn.com
December 28, 2021 coronavirus pandemic and Omicron variant news
Millions of people are facing travel disruption during the holidays as the highly transmissible Omicron and Delta coronavirus variants continue to sweep across the world. Follow here for the latest news updates.
Is omicron still a good thing? Yes
Its shutting down stores. No
Is that a good thing to you? You already asked that.
So you are saying omicron is not shutting down stores? If that's your take, then that's incorrect.
Hahaha
Heard nova people going to reds before game
Is that a Rutgers bar? Is it shut down?
NJ covid hospitalizations have surged by over 2,000 in the last week. Total covid hospitalizations are now over 5,000. That number has not been seen since the beginning of this pandemic. I thought the doctors and epidemiologists on this board told me that omicron was mild? Unfortunately I was right when I predicted a terrible winter surge would happen. Posterz on this board told me this wouldn't happen. They also told me we wouldn't have to wear masks at the rock (I said this would happen and was right as well)
Unfortunately we still be dealing with this pandemic for several more years.
www.nj.com
Unfortunately we still be dealing with this pandemic for several more years.
N.J. reports 79 COVID deaths, 25,277 cases. Hospitalization spike pushes total over 5,000 patients.
New Jersey’s seven-day average for new confirmed positive tests increased to 25,304, up 95% from a week ago and 810% from a month ago
COVID case counts may be losing importance amid omicron
The explosive increase in U.S. coronavirus case counts is raising alarm, but some experts believe the focus should instead be on COVID-19 hospital admissions. And those aren’t climbing as fast. Dr.
apnews.com
From NYT Morning newsletter today:
Before Omicron, a typical vaccinated 75-year-old who contracted Covid had a roughly similar risk of death — around 1 in 200 — as a typical 75-year-old who contracted the flu. (Here are the detailsbehind that calculation, which is based on an academic study.) |
Omicron has changed the calculation. Because it is milder than earlier versions of the virus, Covid now appears to present less threat to most vaccinated elderly people than the annual flu does. |
The flu, of course, does present risk for the elderly. And the sheer size of the Omicron surge may argue for caution over the next few weeks. But the combination of vaccines and Omicron’s apparent mildness means that, for an individual, Covid increasingly resembles the kind of health risk that people accept every day. |
Yes confirming this was in the times this morning. They have been optimistic than most publications throughout this entire pandemic
