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    17 hours ago

    By all means, I’d love to see your data.

    Not sure why you’d bring anecdotes into this?

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      11 hours ago

      Because the government intentionally stopped counting Covid cases, and asked hospitals to stop reporting data. Outside of waste treatment data, anecdotal data is sometimes the best we can get.

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        9 hours ago

        I literally work in healthcare. I’ve seen our patient data. There’s no COVID increase. If there is, it’s super mild and people aren’t being hospitalized.

        Now we have one anecdote against another… uh oh?

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            8 hours ago

            While R**t tells us if the number of infections is likely growing or declining, it does not reflect the burden of disease

            Please try to understand statistics before you cite them.

            If we had 1 case yesterday and 3 today, we are certainly trending up, yes. I 100% agree that COVID cases are increasing because they ALWAYS will in the winter. Forever.

            Edit: also, for the hundredth time, none of this says the cases are severe. You have shown zero evidence about severity.