>I see that CDC's latest conservative estimate of COVID mortality is .26% of infections, order/s of magnitude less than modeled lethality.
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>I say "conservative" because it's based on 25% asymptomatic cases, unlike the up to 86% asymptomatic calculation from elsewhere. Increase the denominator by 350% and mortality drops to less than annual flu.
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>Until better asymptomatic spread can be measured by community testing, .26% remains more than twice as high as annual flu lethality, but less than pandemic flu lethality. Meanwhile the main message is that models can by shockingly inaccurate so politicians need to be discouraged from ever again treating models as settled science.

Hi John, This is from a South African doctor (who I happen to know). What do you think?

The video explains why Covid 19 is a vascular and not a respiratory disease and suggests a treatment protocol that works. In essence Covid 19 effects a vulnerable endothelium which leads to hyper-coagulability and impaired fibrinolysis. Management of the hyper-coagulable state by TEG and PFA is imperative. These are the findings of Stellenbosch based physician Dr Jaco Laubscher and anaesthetist Dr Johan Lourens.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1eH6DYQ1ro

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