Neanderthals vs. "Science"

Tsing Tao said:
No, it doesn't. At least not in anything but the extreme near term. And there are plenty examples of this.

If it worked "very well" then countries with draconian lockdowns would be long past any COVID issues. And all of them, nearly two years into it, are still at the same place they were in the beginning.
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Seeing the success of Austria, the German government is finalizing plans to lockdown the unvaccinated today. Locking down those spreading the majority of the disease -- who refuse to be responsible citizens -- makes common sense.

COVID: Germany set to approve curbs on unvaccinated
https://www.dw.com/en/covid-germany...GK_RSS_SmartNews_Volltext_ENG-20051-xml-media
 
gwb-trading said:
Seeing the success of Austria, the German government is finalizing plans to lockdown the unvaccinated today. Locking down those spreading the majority of the disease -- who refuse to be responsible citizens -- makes common sense.

COVID: Germany set to approve curbs on unvaccinated
https://www.dw.com/en/covid-germany...GK_RSS_SmartNews_Volltext_ENG-20051-xml-media
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Right. Success in Austria. This is what sCiENcE calls success.

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Tsing Tao said:
Right. Success in Austria. This is what sCiENcE calls success.

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Austria locked down the unvaccinated on Monday, November 15th with the government stating it would be about a week before the impact is seen. The Covid cases in Austria peaked on November 23rd and then a steep decline in cases started.

Unvaccinated plague rats in venues such as restaurants, concerts, etc. cause most of the spread and cases. Locking down the unvaccinated is an appropriate, science-based and now proven solution.
 
gwb-trading said:
Austria locked down the unvaccinated on Monday, November 15th with the government stating it would be about a week before the impact is seen. The Covid cases in Austria peaked on November 23rd and then a steep decline in cases started.

Unvaccinated plague rats in venues such as restaurants, concerts, etc. cause most of the spread and cases. Locking down the unvaccinated is an appropriate, science-based and now proven solution.
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Ah, so you have one example where you've shown correlation (not causality) and therefore its sCIenCE.

In your binary world, this had to be the reason cases dropped. Had to. Some ridiculous barrier where people were restricted to homes - but still allowed certain days to shop for food, etc (these days they weren't contagious, apparently).

Every day I marvel at how dumb you actually are.
 
Tsing Tao said:
Ah, so you have one example where you've shown correlation (not causality) and therefore its sCIenCE.

In your binary world, this had to be the reason cases dropped. Had to. Some ridiculous barrier where people were restricted to homes - but still allowed certain days to shop for food, etc (these days they weren't contagious, apparently).

Every day I marvel at how dumb you actually are.
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Yet the reality is that the "locking down the unvaccinated" science works. Locking down unvaccinated plague rats from most public venues very quickly serves to reduce Covid cases -- as evidenced in Austria.
 
gwb-trading said:
Yet the reality is that the "locking down the unvaccinated" science works. Locking down unvaccinated plague rats from most public venues very quickly serves to reduce Covid cases -- as evidenced in Austria.
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Yeah, you don't really get to say what is and is not reality just because you say it is. That's not how science works. It is how sCiENCe works, but that's about it.

Florida is just about the most free, anti-lockdown, anti-mask place on earth. We should all be dead according to you folks. And we're current the best in the country.

So your info is....well, horseshit as usual.
 
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