Statistics: Covid & Vaccines

[Ronald Zeeman]

I did not try to extrapolate my data past Ontario Just wanted to explain what was going on in my city.
Google Brampton, See ethnicity all of a sudden the data made sense. The members of this forum is very international as was covid.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Weird part at one time during the pandemic a map of Brampton was published showing where the cases were
One neigbourhood, had zero cases a real anomaly, my neighbourhood.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

 

[Outsider]

Weird part at one time during the pandemic a map of Brampton was published showing where the cases were
One neigbourhood, had zero cases a real anomaly, my neighbourhood.

That's a puzzling anomaly. Something of this sort had happened in a location in US (I don't remember what was the name of that place). Turned out, the CPT vaccines that they were using were improperly manufactured, as the inspection of manufacturing facilities revealed. I don't know if that is true for Canada.

 

[Outsider]

See Swante Paabo's work.

By using the high-coverage Denisova genome, we are able to show that the admixture rate into East Asians is 40% higher than into Europeans. We conclude that admixture between Neanderthals and modern humans did not occur at a single time and place, as suggested by Green et al.

I'm not an anthropologist so I cannot comment on that.
However, If one of the groups got an advantage or disadvantage from the admixture, they should have had a better chance of survival, so, according to my interpretation of natural selection, they should have prevailed on the long rum.
In 1980s some scientists proposed that neutral mutations (or admixtures) enable both mutated and unmutated species to coexist, but the vast majority of evolutionary biologists rejected this hypothesis.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

That's a puzzling anomaly. Something of this sort had happened in a location in US (I don't remember what was the name of that place). Turned out, the CPT vaccines that they were using were improperly manufactured, as the inspection of manufacturing facilities revealed. I don't know if that is true for Canada.

Brampton actually got more vaccines friends in other cities complained they could not get vaccines, suspect it was
known, that not every one need vaccine, and east Indians were more in need, A The time I walked my neighbour, noticed many older houses on one street most occupants were long time residents area where I lived was full of what they call zero lot line houses, cheap great for raising small family. Why I bought mine. Either way I could see the pattern.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

I'm not an anthropologist so I cannot comment on that.
However, If one of the groups got an advantage or disadvantage from the admixture, they should have had a better chance of survival, so, according to my interpretation of natural selection, they should have prevailed on the long rum.
In 1980s some scientists proposed that neutral mutations (or admixtures) enable both mutated and unmutated species to coexist, but the vast majority of evolutionary biologists rejected this hypothesis.

Either way Paabo, got a Nobel prize, so that's where the consensus is settling. He is the leading authority, and a colleague from the same institution a significant researcher on covid, often quoted by news media during the duration of the pandemic I suspect all this led to the prize. Scientist's sending message to politicians. All I noticed was some body from that institution looked at my statistics a year prior. They were probably surprised that with simple statistics I would have reached a similar conclusion they were coming to. I suspected later linkedin was connecting people like myself to significant movers and shakers.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

The anomaly with Brampton city with 600 000 people every neighbourhood had covid cases one neighbourhood
for the longest duration had 0 cases, took me a while to figure out it was my neighbourhood, that really freaked me out, at the time. All this stuff is documented on the thread, which at the time I updated daily, with numbers and comments.

 

[Outsider]

Either way Paabo, got a Nobel prize, so that's where the consensus is settling. He is the leading authority, and a colleague from the same institution a significant researcher on covid, often quoted by news media during the duration of the pandemic I suspect all this led to the prize. Scientist's sending message to politicians. All I noticed was some body from that institution looked at my statistics a year prior. They were probably surprised that with simple statistics I would have reached a similar conclusion they were coming to. I suspected later linkedin was connecting people like myself to significant movers and shakers.

What country Paabo is from? I haven't heard about him. Is his Nobel Prize in medicine or some other field?

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

What country Paabo is from? I haven't heard about him. Is his Nobel Prize in medicine or some other field?

Medicine

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

If any body is interested, I'm basically a lab tech, have basic engineering knowledge, cracked a major issue with colour control, basically taking a course on paint dispersion saw an answer to a issue I was working on plugged in some numbers, basic engineering. When I used this new found knowledge, resolved my issue. Informed coating suppliers. They were shocked, chemist did not get it but plant process engineers surprised it worked and how original I was in making the connection. Chemists and engineers do not get the same training, I cracked open a text book. I just followed what I pictured in my head years ago took the right course extrapolated my engineering knowledge from college fluid flow through pipes. found equation in text that matched what I could see I that issue bothered me for years resolved. Now my last employed thinks it proprietary knowledge. Even through I got it before I even started working there.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Paabo is Swedish, he did not work on covid, a colleague from the same institute was frequently a guest on CNN
as a covid expert his expertise how the immune system worked and blood types. His findings made him the go to guy for covid. I do not remember his name mentioned him in the thread noticed criticism on one of his papers on lack of data on AB blood type, gave feeble excuse not enough samples. Knowing what I know now. this may be the key. After all lots of AB in Korea. I know 20/20 hind sight, I cannot be the only person seeing patterns. Why can my body fight covid in a few hours, kills other and makes them very sick.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

That's what my brother told me, I only have superficial knowledge of him. Bright guy a lot of bright people do stupid things, DId Not take that much brains to see that covid was airborne.

 

[Outsider]

In 2022 one of major US TV channels interviewed the head of a research team working at the University of Waterloo, Canada. His team used a wind tunnel to conduct a mask efficiency study. According to the research, surgical masks have 10% efficiency, which is even lower than my estimate. N95 respirators are 50% effective provided they are not fakes (there is plenty of those being sold on the Internet).

I used N95 once when I was inspecting the Hyperion sewage plant in Los Angeles. It took me 30 minutes to run out of breath; after that I asked for a PARP respirator.

Fake N95 have short straps that go behind person’s ears. Real N95 masks have a single long strap that wraps around person’ s head.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

I never wore a mask outside knew it was Pointless. used mask When I had to go to hospital after for physio therapy
after released from hospital, when stuff died down. Noticed after I kept getting covid went away hours later wife never caught it. Saw correlation of me getting it after interacting with a crowd. One thing different about me Have AB positive blood type , which both my parents had, very rare. Even started thread on this.

I agree N95 masks not fun to wear.