Calculate the number who have died since (((they))) knew its curative properties for the flu and cancers!!!!!
Calculate the number who have died since (((they))) knew its curative properties for the flu and cancers!!!!!
"ivermectin would have saved countless lives!" is the rino-narrative sold to us on the right and middle, because if you accept it, then you are very likely accepting that "covid is deadly."
If you don't accept covid is deadly, then the opposition gets to say "then whycome you want ivermectin so bad eh?"
It's a losing argument.
They're selling you a losing narrative.
"ivermectin would have saved countless lives!" is the rino-narrative sold to us on the right and middle, because if you accept it, then you are very likely accepting that "covid is deadly."
If you don't accept covid is deadly, then the opposition gets to say "then whycome you want ivermectin so bad eh?"
It's a losing argument.
They're selling you a losing narrative.
most were 85+ years old and would have died anyway. my 450 lb friend at work that was in his late 50's ... he could have been helped.
most were 85+ years old and would have died anyway.
my 450 lb friend at work that was in his late 50's ... he could have been helped.
70% Reduction in Deaths
I'm sorry...
WHAT?
This is the result:
After using propensity score matching and adjusting for potential confounders, ivermectin was associated with reduced mortality vs remdesivir (OR 0.308, 95% CI (0.198,0.479)),Risk Difference -5.224%, CI (-7.079%,-3.369%), p <0.0001.
Where in the absolute fuck are they get 70%? You can't just make numbers up and hope it sticks. Either the author is an absolute idiot or they are a liar.
-5% difference between remdesivir and ivermectin, however, is a significant difference especially since their p value is < 0.0001 when statistical significance was set at .05.
Good on you, OP, for not repeating the 70% from the article. Stick to the peer reviewed, published studies. Don't repeat the bullshit from these liar blogger types.
>70% Reduction in Deaths
I'm sorry...
WHAT?
This is the result:
>After using propensity score matching and adjusting for potential confounders, ivermectin was associated with reduced mortality vs remdesivir (OR 0.308, 95% CI (0.198,0.479)),Risk Difference **-5.224%**, CI (-7.079%,-3.369%), p <0.0001.
Where in the absolute fuck are they get 70%? You can't just make numbers up and hope it sticks. Either the author is an absolute idiot or they are a liar.
-5% difference between remdesivir and ivermectin, however, is a significant difference especially since their p value is < 0.0001 when statistical significance was set at .05.
Good on you, OP, for not repeating the 70% from the article. Stick to the peer reviewed, published studies. Don't repeat the bullshit from these liar blogger types.
ivermectin was associated with reduced mortality vs remdesivir (O R 0.308
Where in the absolute fuck are they get 70%
1-0.308= .692 ~ 70%
I know it isn't in a source where you can claim found intellect and be contrarian and for that I'm just going to go ahead and say sorry.
https://select-statistics.co.uk/calculators/confidence-interval-calculator-odds-ratio/
>ivermectin was associated with reduced mortality vs remdesivir (O [dds ](#spoiler)R [atio](#spoiler) 0.308
>Where in the absolute fuck are they get 70%
1-0.308= .692 ~ 70%
I know it isn't in a source where you can claim found intellect and be contrarian and for that I'm just going to go ahead and say sorry.
https://select-statistics.co.uk/calculators/confidence-interval-calculator-odds-ratio/
1-0.308= .692 ~ 70%
No, that's incorrect.
The actual study says -5.224% between Ivermectin and Remdesivir.
"OR 0.308" is the odds ratio. That's what the OR stands for.
Here's an explanation of what ORs are:
https://psychscenehub.com/psychpedia/odds-ratio-2/
Which means it is a low probability outcome event. What that means is that Ivermectin has a low probability of reducing COVID-19 mortality. But when it does work, compared to Remdesivir, it reduces mortality more than Remdesivir.
>1-0.308= .692 ~ 70%
No, that's incorrect.
The actual study says -5.224% between Ivermectin and Remdesivir.
"OR 0.308" is the odds ratio. That's what the OR stands for.
Here's an explanation of what ORs are:
https://psychscenehub.com/psychpedia/odds-ratio-2/
Which means it is a low probability outcome event. What that means is that Ivermectin has a low probability of reducing COVID-19 mortality. But when it does work, compared to Remdesivir, it reduces mortality more than Remdesivir.
That's the cogdis I know and love.
That's the cogdis I know and love.
Big doubt. Most of those people died from causes other than jewvid anyway.
Big doubt. Most of those people died from causes other than jewvid anyway.
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