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Another COVID Lie |
Posted by: 727Sky - 08-29-2020, 07:04 AM - Forum: General Health Topics
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https://www.rt.com/op-ed/499357-science-...rt-damage/
Weird science: Covid-19 does NOT cause heart damage, as blockbuster study had basic calculation errors
Quote:By Peter Andrews, Irish science journalist and writer based in London. He has a background in the life sciences, and graduated from the University of Glasgow with a degree in genetics.
A widely circulated scientific study reported that Covid-19 causes long-term heart problems. Its authors have been forced to issue major corrections after they wildly miscalculated the risk, but the damage has already been done.
The scientific establishment wields a lot of power these days. The emergence of the novel coronavirus has elevated many career scientists and academics to positions of great influence, acting as advisors and commissars to governments on all things Covid-related. Which, it turns out, is everything. That is why it is so important that they conduct rational, unbiased research, and analyse all findings with great scepticism, taking nothing for granted.
Weird science
Alas, that was never going to happen. Unless you follow the right Twitter accounts (such as Alex Berenson who has been indefatigable in his criticism of shoddy Covid-19 ‘science’), you won’t read about this anywhere else. But what should be a pretty big scandal resulting in a major inquiry into publishing practices is currently underway in the field of cardiology.
Just over a month ago, a paper from Germany entitled, ‘Outcomes of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Patients Recently Recovered From Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)’, was published in the journal JAMA Cardiology. It was based on 100 people recently recovered from Covid-19, who underwent MRI scans to find factors associated with damage to their hearts.
Covid-19
The article quickly became a smash hit, going viral, inasmuch as academic research can. It racked up hundreds of thousands of interactions on its Altmetric score, a tool that tracks how much a piece of research is being clicked, shared and talked about online. No doubt, this was owing to the paper’s bombshell conclusions. If Covid-19 was strongly linked to long-lasting heart disease in a significant proportion of those who survive it, that would be a hugely important thing to know.
A comedy of errors
The only problem with the conclusion of the paper is that almost every piece of data given to support it was wrong. As more and more media breathlessly reported that Covid-19 will eventually kill everyone with heart attacks, the mathematically minded on Twitter – including Darrel Francis, a Professor of Cardiology at the National Heart and Lung Institute – began to point out obvious miscalculations and mismatches in the results of the study.
The authors appeared to confuse medians for means, and data points present in the graphs were absent elsewhere. In essence, the paper was riddled with remedial mistakes that the first few hundreds of thousands of people who read it (or scan the last few sentences) failed to notice.
But Professor Francis is still not happy with the reissued article, launching another scathing attack on his Twitter account. He has more than the layman’s knowledge of statistics, but he lays out in no uncertain terms that the authors are still, even after their extraordinary climb down, fudging the numbers. He is adamant that the corrected figures show that while people who have recovered from Covid-19 do show markers of heart disease in their MRI scans, so do people of similar health profiles who have not had the virus. That is, Covid-19 had absolutely nothing to do with the heart damage seen in the people in the study.
The authors of the study, meanwhile, have not taken kindly to the egg on their faces. They have lashed out at Twitter’s dismantling of their less-accredited math skills, (not sure people outside UK will know what these are) griping that a letter to the editor “would indeed be more appropriate.” It only took them a month to correct their substandard article, but by that point the damage was done. Just the other day I actually had someone casually inform me that “Covid causes heart damage.” Clearly the study’s reach has been wide. Whether its debunking will have as wide a reach remains to be seen.
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DNC Logo |
Posted by: Mystic Wanderer - 08-28-2020, 07:26 PM - Forum: 2020 Presidential Race
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Just a quick post to make sure everyone sees the DNC logo. They hide their loyalties in plain sight.
In case you don't know what that creature is above, it's Baphomet, or the child sacrifice "god", Baal.
Symbolism will be their downfall. Their symbol basically says, "Death to Christianity in America; usher in Satanism".
They want to bring in Satanism as the main "religion".
This is why they refuse to open churches, but allow bars to open.
They know the power of God, our Creator, and good forces will be their downfall.
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I Really Hate People (Sometimes) |
Posted by: Schmoe1 - 08-28-2020, 02:57 PM - Forum: Daily Chit Chat
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So I'm at work yesterday, I work in a machine shop. I got pissed off over something stupid because of a misunderstanding with a manager.
In a nutshell, we use templates to measure parts sometimes. Many times I'll make my own, it takes about 10 seconds to do. My manager comes over and says there's a template in the work pack, which is a folder with the specifications of the part you're making. I said, it's ok, I just made one, I'll use that. 30 seconds later he walks by again and says everyone else uses the template in the work pack. I said, ok, great, and kept using mine.
A few minutes later he's back with the head of the inspection office, saying I have to use the template in the work pack. At this point I'm fucking pissed and pull the template out of the work pack, slap it on the desk, roll mine into a ball and throw it over my shoulder. He should have led with, you have to use this template, instead of making it a suggestion, then the whole fucking fiasco could've been avoided.
No biggie, it's happened before, it'll happen again, I was pissed off for 20 minutes, then I was back to normal, like a normal human being.
But no, today the production manager comes up to me, really cool guy who I like, and said the manager came to him saying a few employees went to the manager saying my anger was making them uncomfortable.
I laughed, and said I guess they've never been around anyone angry before. If they're going to piss their pants everytime someone gets angry about something, they're gonna leave here someday with serious PTSD.
I continued on my tirade for a few minutes, saying if the snowflakes are gonna piss their pants over something that was over in 20 minutes, and I wasn't screaming, cursing, and kicking shit, well that's their problem, not mine.
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