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Joel said :
I agree, it’s important to know where the numbers are coming from, I made that much clear in my post immediately above yours. I know, I had started typing up my response before you had made the additional post. lol.

Joel said :
it’s worth mentioning that the death rate, ICU capacity & hospitalizations are also down (which would be separate to the lower testing rate). You're right, and I thought it was worth mentioning too: NexOrigin said :
The determining factor should be the death rate, which has gone down drastically.

Take Canada for example:



The number of cases has gone up drastically compared to the first wave, yet, the number of deaths has gone down. The number of deaths for the second wave were less than the number of deaths in the first wave. The number of cases in the second wave were around 10x the amount in the first wave, yet, the deaths were lower.



Joel said :
Do we need to go over this again? NexOrigin said :
You keep circling back to the same statement, and then claim:
Original message details are unavailable.
And at this point, round and round we go... As though I'M the one circling back. LOL What are you doing dude? Circling back for another round again?

Joel said :
I am listening to exactly what you’re saying. Clearly not. You're even presenting the same information to me, as though you're telling me something new... when I've already addressed that exact point... because you now think "it's worth mentioning"... when it wasn't even worth reading before, was it? LOL I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!

24-Feb-2021 02:03:13

Here's some stuff related to what we have been discussing recently:

Quarantine Act & Constitutional VIOLATIONS? Viva in the Street UPDATE

https://youtu.be/YyvgRYsdqW4

This is a single video from a long string of updates that revolve around the Quebec Curfew and other Canadian based restrictions surrounding the outbreak, from the perspective of a Canadian Lawyer living in Montreal under the curfew.

The full playlist is here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5lB82s1MLg&list LSwm32hsWAtTii1U902CTeKyHFQmuuEZe

I'm better than you, but that doesn't mean you're not great!

24-Feb-2021 03:11:45 - Last edited on 24-Feb-2021 05:50:01 by NexOrigin

Joel said :
[#OWYUCB60X] said :
It's great to see the global cases coming down throughout 2021. As we all know, more and more people are getting vaccinated each day, including the effort to mask up (even double masking). Holiday gatherings are over and the vaccine rollout is gradually picking up. We are starting to see the light at the end of this tunnel. For now, we can only continue to hope for the better. There is a definite glimpse of hope - that things will get back to normal soon.

We all need to work together to beat this pandemic. Do your share folks Stay safe. That's what we need, a bit of positivity

Things do seem to be looking up, although I remain cautiously optimistic

The US seem to be doing pretty well with vaccine rollout right now, same with the UK so it's great to hear that in certain areas between 80%-100% of all vulnerable people have already received their first vaccine dose, and are soon to be receiving their second with some already getting it!

I've enjoyed the group Pub Quiz zoom calls through this but, I can't wait to have a party with friends again, to visit an unlimited number of family members and friends in a short time frame, head out to a bar for some food and a drink

This is good vibes

24-Feb-2021 14:48:31