@Salaru

We call this cherry-picked data. Do the same chart but now look at COVID **deaths**. Texas has had a 40x increase in deaths over that time. Hawaii has had only about a 4x increase in the same time period.

Its almost like the vaccines are keeping people from dying or getting the disease as strongly... funny that, its doing what its supposed to.

@freemo Check the "Covid short" notepad for a shit ton of links on vaxxing deaths. Most recent at the bottom.
mediafire.com/folder/xqxptfdi2

@Salaru I'm well aware of the anti-vax propaganda when it comes to making up vaccine deaths. I've been through this discussion countless times.

@freemo So you're also ignoring that gates was saying depopulation would require forced vaccination in 2010? It was even in the papers. Not to mention the MRNA inventor came out against it himself. Or that the left is nuts about planned parenthood because gates father, the eugenicist, and sangers started planned parenthood as "Project Negro" to control black population. Or the last century or so of the forced sterilization of indigenous women, who the media ignores the recent disappearances of?

@Salaru @freemo hawaii is 56% vaccinated, new york is 65%. new york has more deaths than texas :blobcatwhistle:

@icedquinn

How is that relevant. The numbers I used were normalized per population (relative change), you are not normalizing per population and using absolute numbers, ergo not valid. You cant just argue against good statistics with bad ones and think that makes a point of some kind.

@Salaru

@Salaru @freemo i wandered off to do some math. the correlation between vaccination and reduction of deaths is weak (pearson r, -0.2)

(tables from statista)

stdev of death percentages is 0.0006542119342399378
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@icedquinn

Please show full sources and your work.. specifically where your getting data from and the worksheet you used to do the calculations so it can be reviewed.

@Salaru

@icedquinn

Also to be clear here, I didnt use correlation in my argument, I used granger causality. This was very intentional on my part

@Salaru

@freemo

What was your position/argument? Can you link it to me?

@icedquinn

@mk

The OP blocked me so no. I can explain the original discussion if you wish.

@icedquinn

@freemo

nah. never mind. i'd liked to read up on it, but its not worth your hustle xD

@icedquinn

@icedquinn

thanks, ill have to find a way to run pluto notebook and check your work.

@Salaru

@freemo @Salaru it didn't sit well with me doing an R test from a percentage to a percentage so i tried something a bit more deliberate: disregard everything within 1 deviation and do a t-test on the upper group and lower group's vaccination rates to see if the high death and low death can be separated that way.

julia says: failed to reject h_0 (p 0.05) :comfywat:

putting this away for the night.

@icedquinn Kudos for actually trying to do real analysis. I will let you know what I see once i take a closer look at the pluto notebook. Have setup a pluto workspace first.

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