| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:27 - Nov 21 with 1010 views | Catullus |
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| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:31 - Nov 21 with 1003 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:27 - Nov 21 by Catullus |
No |
Judging by the speed of your reply you did not listen to this guy's perspective based on many years of relevant experience and expertise. It is worth a listen. In these of communication bias exploring alternative perspectives is important. [Post edited 21 Nov 2020 14:33]
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| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:45 - Nov 21 with 983 views | Professor |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:31 - Nov 21 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Judging by the speed of your reply you did not listen to this guy's perspective based on many years of relevant experience and expertise. It is worth a listen. In these of communication bias exploring alternative perspectives is important. [Post edited 21 Nov 2020 14:33]
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We are nowhere near herd immunity levels. As explained on the vaccine thread there is no evidence that cross reactive T cells are protective. He is a pharmacologist- worked mainly on asthma treatments.
He is certainly not an expert in infection immunity | | | |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 15:18 - Nov 21 with 975 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 14:45 - Nov 21 by Professor |
We are nowhere near herd immunity levels. As explained on the vaccine thread there is no evidence that cross reactive T cells are protective. He is a pharmacologist- worked mainly on asthma treatments.
He is certainly not an expert in infection immunity |
I'm not saying he's right but he has alternative perspectives that effectively provide a basis for testing hypotheses for example his observations about false positives during mass testing for example are interesting and everyone seems to agree that false positives do present distortions and are an issue with amplified tests.
He claims to have spent a lifetime in research around respiratory diseases including immunology so I'd say worth exploring his perspective. [Post edited 21 Nov 2020 15:31]
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| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 15:33 - Nov 21 with 971 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 15:18 - Nov 21 by JACKMANANDBOY |
I'm not saying he's right but he has alternative perspectives that effectively provide a basis for testing hypotheses for example his observations about false positives during mass testing for example are interesting and everyone seems to agree that false positives do present distortions and are an issue with amplified tests.
He claims to have spent a lifetime in research around respiratory diseases including immunology so I'd say worth exploring his perspective. [Post edited 21 Nov 2020 15:31]
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The Portugese court has said so based on the evidence presented to them.
It revolves around the number of cycles they use, anything over 35 produces more and more errors. | | | |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 16:30 - Nov 21 with 942 views | Professor |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 15:33 - Nov 21 by A_Fans_Dad |
The Portugese court has said so based on the evidence presented to them.
It revolves around the number of cycles they use, anything over 35 produces more and more errors. |
But most positives are Ct 18-30. Also worth noting the PHE validation showed culturable virus beyond 35 cycles. There is certainly an argument of sequencing products at that level to confirm | | | |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 18:15 - Nov 21 with 905 views | Catullus |
| Is the UK epidemic almost over? on 15:18 - Nov 21 by JACKMANANDBOY |
I'm not saying he's right but he has alternative perspectives that effectively provide a basis for testing hypotheses for example his observations about false positives during mass testing for example are interesting and everyone seems to agree that false positives do present distortions and are an issue with amplified tests.
He claims to have spent a lifetime in research around respiratory diseases including immunology so I'd say worth exploring his perspective. [Post edited 21 Nov 2020 15:31]
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He can have a different perspective but we are months away from the end of the pandemic. Even once the vaccine is rolled out it will take a fair while to get to everybody. The end is probably in sight but almost over, nope.
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