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Originally Posted by nomadking
The assumption of this nonsense report is that there were no other factors. Hasidic/Orthodox Jews are an obvious publicised example(eg New York) of people still gathering in large groups. There have been several documented instances from around the world, where there have been multiple infections and deaths arising from large gatherings, especially religious ones(of whatever religion).
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The report does touch on proximity to others in the work place and there is a correlation between COVID death rate and how close you are to others. There is also a correlation between income and overcrowding in the home. Finally, there is a correlation between deprivation percentile and COVID mortality.
Picking up on the Hasidic Jew thing, you can see Jewish men have a pretty high mortality risk.
For what it's looking at, the report seems pretty compelling to me.
Check out section 8a for how much booze and drugs we got through during the first lockdown BTW. White male pensioners with degrees really going for it on the booze!
