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Old 06-09-2020, 02:38   #5331
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Re: Coronavirus

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
I am just waiting for the government to finally wake up to the fact that fighting the virus by lockdowns is futile. We cannot carry on like this.

If the scientists are correct and that our later national lockdown made little impact on the virus (in that the peak we reached would have been virtually the same had we not done so), then there will be no second wave here that will have an unacceptable impact on the NHS.

And when will it dawn on people that the reason the number of infections are still going up again has rather something to do with the fact that we are testing more? The number of hospital admissions and the number of deaths recorded both remain very low.
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Originally Posted by Julian View Post
THIS article from three months ago suggests a similar theory.
That's an interesting read thanks for sharing.
However, I'm still having difficulty in finding mention of the scientists Old Boy is referring to. This is one professor's data modelling.
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