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Wondered where this was going? British politician urges lock downs and restrictions to fight climate change

2021 January 19

Does this mean the conspiracy theorists were correct? 2020 was a trial run? Geesh. Sir Lindsay Hoyle told a gathering of counterparts from some of the world’s most powerful countries…

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Large international study finds lockdowns not effective

2021 January 15

Locking people up like prison inmates was no better than less restrictive measures: The peer reviewed study, which was conducted by a group of Stanford researchers and published in the…

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Fun with models

2021 January 4

Disease model projections have proven close to worthless. Perhaps like a stopped clock, they might get close once in a while. Here is another set of models that blew up…

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Wow. Breath taking journalsim about the decay rocking Seattle

2020 December 18

This is off topic for this blog but WOW. Incredible journalism. Stunning story. A city dying due to its own leaders. Just wow. Must watch this.

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Questions asked: “Electric cars are on the rise in cities. Can power grids cope?”

2020 December 17

As electric vehicle sales rise across Europe, more charging stations are needed. Power grids are trying to meet increasing energy demands as they keep pace with government carbon reduction targets.…

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While telling us to “Stay Home, Save Lives”, Oregon public health paid an activist group to support protests and mass spreader events

2020 December 6

On March 27, 2020, four days after Oregon’s lock down when in to effect, the Oregon Health Authority issued a $145,000 grant to an activist group named SNACK BLOC, under…

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89% of the U.S. is wearing face masks where required

2020 November 21

According to research at CMU, 89% of those surveyed wear a face mask, as required. Source: Home – COVIDcast – Delphi Research Group – Carnegie Mellon University When a public…

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Study finds no one understands which pandemic control policies work or do not work

2020 November 17

This report’s conclusions are what I observed with the eyeball-o-matic Stat-O-Meter since the beginning – there are rarely correlations between policies and effectiveness in reducing the spread of Covid-19. The…

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Software: The greatest software error in history?

2020 November 4

In The Price of Panic, a detailed, albeit dated, overview of the world’s Covid-19 response, the authors note the use of Neil Ferguson’s ICL Covid simulator software – and its…

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Why ObamaCare ACA policies skyrocketed in price

2020 October 12

Today, Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA) made an ass of herself by telling straight up lies about the ACA, affordability and pre-existing conditions. Here is a link to my 52 page…

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Wondered where this was going? British politician urges lock downs and restrictions to fight climate change

Large international study finds lockdowns not effective

Fun with models

Wow. Breath taking journalsim about the decay rocking Seattle

Questions asked: “Electric cars are on the rise in cities. Can power grids cope?”

While telling us to “Stay Home, Save Lives”, Oregon public health paid an activist group to support protests and mass spreader events

89% of the U.S. is wearing face masks where required

Study finds no one understands which pandemic control policies work or do not work

Software: The greatest software error in history?

Why ObamaCare ACA policies skyrocketed in price

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