if you find a systemic or systematic bias to the distribution let me know. I said there wasn't one because nobody has shown there was one. Moderna came on later with supply, so that influenced the age mix. But people had NO CLUE which vaccine was safer and people could register for a brand, but nobody knew which brand to choose. There wa…
if you find a systemic or systematic bias to the distribution let me know. I said there wasn't one because nobody has shown there was one. Moderna came on later with supply, so that influenced the age mix. But people had NO CLUE which vaccine was safer and people could register for a brand, but nobody knew which brand to choose. There was nothing telling them which brand was safer for older people, for example. You can't explain how mortality rate consistently increases in every 5 year age group as you go younger.
I calculated 5 year age ranges to eliminate any distribution bias issues. And I took people with the exact same DCCI score as well. Same effect.
there is a huge amount of confounding for unvaccinated people. Their death rates went down in 2021 while vaccinated death rates were rising in most of the rest of 2021 on an ASMR basis, for example. I can't explain the peak with Omicron, but Omicron has a much lower CFR than previous variants. Why not compare with 2020 data when everyone was unvaccinated. Were there 80% peaks in 2020 from baseline mortality when EVERYONE was unvaccinated? I didn't look. Why don't you plot the curve starting in March 2020???
If the unvaccinated were so susceptible to COVID deaths, it would have shown in the US data when I looked at >65 for lowly vaccinated counties. It would have been HUGE. Instead, there was almost no difference.
The risk ratio depends on age. It's only 50% if you were born in 1955 to 1965 for example.
And finally, you didn't find any errors in my code or the numbers from the python script so those numbers are hard for you to explain away.
if you find a systemic or systematic bias to the distribution let me know. I said there wasn't one because nobody has shown there was one. Moderna came on later with supply, so that influenced the age mix. But people had NO CLUE which vaccine was safer and people could register for a brand, but nobody knew which brand to choose. There was nothing telling them which brand was safer for older people, for example. You can't explain how mortality rate consistently increases in every 5 year age group as you go younger.
I calculated 5 year age ranges to eliminate any distribution bias issues. And I took people with the exact same DCCI score as well. Same effect.
there is a huge amount of confounding for unvaccinated people. Their death rates went down in 2021 while vaccinated death rates were rising in most of the rest of 2021 on an ASMR basis, for example. I can't explain the peak with Omicron, but Omicron has a much lower CFR than previous variants. Why not compare with 2020 data when everyone was unvaccinated. Were there 80% peaks in 2020 from baseline mortality when EVERYONE was unvaccinated? I didn't look. Why don't you plot the curve starting in March 2020???
If the unvaccinated were so susceptible to COVID deaths, it would have shown in the US data when I looked at >65 for lowly vaccinated counties. It would have been HUGE. Instead, there was almost no difference.
The risk ratio depends on age. It's only 50% if you were born in 1955 to 1965 for example.
And finally, you didn't find any errors in my code or the numbers from the python script so those numbers are hard for you to explain away.