goose 12:23 Wed Jan 22
This coronavirus in China
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anyone else worried? 9 dead so far.
CNY soon so the virus will spread very quickly if they cannot control it. It'll be in Europe by the end of CNY if not earlier.
is this the end of humanity?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51202216
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BRANDED
12:31 Fri Jan 22
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How is pointing out a fact ad hominem?
It was merely a self described trait.
If I was doing Ad Hominem I would have said you know nothing Radio BBC sounds wanker who knows nothing without pointing out the source of the new WHO advice.
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zebthecat
12:30 Fri Jan 22
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What rois said is bang on.
It is all about prevalence and the concept is not difficult to understand at all.
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zebthecat
12:28 Fri Jan 22
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Ah, the old Ad Hominem.
Nice try.
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BRANDED
12:26 Fri Jan 22
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You mean this Zeb?
https://www.who.int/news/item/20-01-2021-who-information-notice-for-ivd-users-2020-05
You raving radio 4 sounds wanker?
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zebthecat
12:23 Fri Jan 22
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BRANDED 12:09 Fri Jan 22
This was all covered in More or Less on Radio 4 months ago.
I suggest that you pop over to BBC Sounds and have a listen. Your brother on law should probably do the same; It has actual epidemiologists and statisticians.
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BRANDED
12:22 Fri Jan 22
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Sure. But makes a mockery of yet more of the narrative. We are generally on the same page Rios.
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riosleftsock
12:16 Fri Jan 22
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Branded
You are over-simplifying the latest advice from WHO.
I'm sure if you scroll back far enough, near the start of this thread, I stated that the PCR test could only be deemed useful when taking into account the prevalence of the disease. At the moment, prevalence is high, so a positive test is more likely to be correct than it was in say, June or July.
I also said what I had herd from PHE, that the False positive rate at the time was very high, anything between 2.7 and 4.0%, which coupled with a low prevalence could have led to 90 out of a 100 positive results being false. The only way to confirm was to carry out a further test, if negative then a third test should be carried out, this would bring the FPR down to around 0.1% (a basic study in probability and statistics would confirm).
When the outbreak started I was working at PHE and met with their directors many times.
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Side of Ham
12:16 Fri Jan 22
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Branded DJ’s lackey......
London - Lisbon - Isle of Wight
Hahahahaha!
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BRANDED
12:09 Fri Jan 22
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I have a place in Lisbon too.
Anyway, back to Covid....
PCR positive is no longer = Covid. You are not Covid now unless you get a second test to confirm it, and are presenting clinical symptoms. We shall see what the net impact of this indeed is.
Ag Ag Ag Ag
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Side of Ham
12:07 Fri Jan 22
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You should also do the promo video for that boring old people’s island Branded you nearly sold it to me (not quite though)....thanks for explaining yourself.....no need really...
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BRANDED
11:58 Thu Jan 21
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IOW is more northern nearly dead coach parties than SAGA. That plus the whole foodie, boaty, Chelsea on sea lot. It certainly is a funny place but the best place to have a second home next to the sea with a Cornwall like coastline within 3 hours from London. Great food, great outdoors life. No suburban stay at home cunts.
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Side of Ham
11:53 Thu Jan 21
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You’re on the SAGA promo video.....
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BRANDED
11:50 Thu Jan 21
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Wow, were you watching me?
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Side of Ham
11:47 Thu Jan 21
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You don’t climb mountains you only ascend walkable ones and eating lobster on an old peoples island is boring too.....there’s far more interesting places to eat lobster.
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Nurse Ratched
11:47 Thu Jan 21
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"You don't like climbing mountains or eating lobster?"
*cringes*
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BRANDED
11:28 Thu Jan 21
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You don't like climbing mountains or eating lobster?
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Side of Ham
11:18 Thu Jan 21
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Yep, boring cunts climb pretend mountains and spend a lot of time in the Saga hot bed of the Isle of Wight.......
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BRANDED
11:14 Thu Jan 21
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Northern Sold 10:47 Thu Jan 21
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I think there's a large group of people in the UK who are essentially boring cunts who back this new normal as its their old normal. They want everyone else to have a boring cunt life like they have.
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BRANDED
11:12 Thu Jan 21
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Nurse Ratched 10:52 Thu Jan 21
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"..... something don't add up...."
You mean apart from BRANDED'S mongy brother-in-law?
At least he had a go and gave you curtain twitchers a bit of light relief in your darkness.
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Hammer and Pickle
10:57 Thu Jan 21
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Have you considered they have just got the hump with everyone working out they're just hours ahead of everyone all day long?
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Northern Sold
10:56 Thu Jan 21
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Like I said earlier Nursey... what about the celebrity ol' fella who was one of the first people to have a jab... all slapping on his back as he was aying he wants to give his grandkids a cuddle at Christmas... he's gonna be dead before he can even think of bouncing his grandson on his knee....
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