So, here is the spreadsheet. I defy someone who thinks COVID is just like the flu to spend just ten minutes perusing the findings of these 500+ studies. I don't like scaring people, but people should be more frightened. They don't need to be scared into their homes and never leave, but just as people who wish to avoid injuries in auto accidents wear seatbelts, it's long past time for more to take #COVID19 precautions.
@augieray at this point I feel like encouraging people to do accurate risk assessments is akin to getting those guys that never wash their hands after pissing to wash their hands.
They just end up sick, and probably dead by 50, but they'll just never wash their hands.
Just like trying to get folks that are prone to preventable death to lay off the red meat.
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@augieray Really appreciate your concerted effort to compile these results! If you haven’t already done so, I’d offer this dataset and future contributions to public health aligned professors at your local colleges.
With that praise, I do think there’s some opportunities to develop it into a more effective reference, much of which ChatGPT can help with:
- Study Details incl. type, # of partp, etc.
- Strain Location, date, classification (if available)
- Inbound citation count
@augieray thank you for sharing this, I will - at some point - manage to take a proper look.
From the briefest of looks the results generally look concerning, have any of the 1500 studies concluded that the "it's just a cold" hypothesis is valid?
As one who hardly ever leaves the house (although others do) I carry a mask for unavoidable situations but with my 5 or maybe 6 vaccinations I have yet to catch it.