Johns Hopkins Researcher Confirms a HillzHoozier Hypothesis
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do you really think this guy has a family? They disowned him decades ago.
His wife left him after realizing her mistake and now he’s all alone.
My daughter did also. She came home this weekend from Ball St. Yes, very expensive, but man, I enjoyed the heck out of it, and I miss it.
show choir!! lmao. i didn't even know that was a thing. now my daughter wants to do it real bad. she's been talking about it nonstop since gymnastics stopped with lockdowns. it doesn't look like it starts until high school here tho.
Absolutely. They competed in St. Louis once, and I took my sister's family, and they competed in Chicago, and the wife took her brother. Both of our siblings went reluctantly. They came out amazed and said it was one of the coolest things they ever saw...and both are pretty brutally honest.
Show choirs will probably get the first doses.
This sloth is enjoying the hell out of the Mexican beaches. I enjoy my car, and everything to do with my life. You let me know when you’ve been to more than 70 countries...or done something the least bit interesting in your pathetic, parasitic, life.
I don’t believe someone’s life should revolve around a police scanner. Again, you do you, though.
Lmao. So bitter and angry. Well let me ask you this. Do you think your girlfriend will make it home? Does her family know she’s with you? You seem mental....
Lol you need help. Like a Netflix story. Lonely man on a swingers vaca .... it’s only a message board. Relax.
Enjoy your vivid imagination! Seriously, seek counseling before you injure yourself.
When you have nothing left, you go crazy. I mean I would too if I was unable to have kids, my wife left me, I lived in a shitty two story walk up next to the Metra.
That's probably for the best. I was just going to ask JDB for a Jussie Smollett update and ask Hoops to tell McM how much he loves the USWNT (U.S. Women' National Soccer Team). That would have really gotten this party started. 🤣
I'm looking out the window Mr. LA and it's snowing. IT'S F*CKING SNOWING 😩😢😰🥶
Because pneumonia is a frequent cause of death for patients suffering from other maladies, and Covid causes pneumonia; that study makes sense. In many cases, decisions to intubate and use a ventilator is governed by advance directives.
Are conservatives even allowed to watch Hallmark Christmas movies anymore? I read that they actually have a gay story line in one this year.
I'm sure it's all Big Media's way of outlawing Christmas.
Hahahahaha so dumb the day before rankings are releasedAre conservatives even allowed to watch Hallmark Christmas movies anymore? I read that they actually have a gay story line in one this year.
I'm sure it's all Big Media's way of outlawing Christmas.
There’s been so much controversy surrounding these things. Ugh. I HATE that we have to have them.
It’s obvious that some folks on here aren’t taking them seriously enough either. Or they’re just stupid.
Just so you know, I take them as seriously as any other mcm66 post.
just so you know, as you languish in anonymity at the bottom of the rankings, if you wonder how to gain spots take a gander at how genuinely fantastic the title of this thread is: Johns Hopkins Researcher Confirms a Hillzhoosier Hypothesis. you do understand that this is greatness right? it's almost as tho they commissioned a study to review what hillz is writing with his wording. and it's written like an article title.
Just great enough to drop me down from #15 to #16 🤷♂️
Well, as far as I am concerned, I echo what WTS said, "If nominated, I will not run, if elected, I will not serve."
Going back to the "study" in this thread. It wasn't really a study in that it wasn't peer-reviewed. if it had been, it almost certainly would never have been accepted. She was comparing the percentage of deaths. She found that the percentage of deaths for older people has not changed. The implication she and others made is that since the same percent of deaths are from old people, there are no additional deaths.
So if 20 people in a town die a year, and 10 of them are over 80, and we have a year where 40 people die in that town but 20 of them are over 80, do we have excess deaths? She is arguing no.
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In raw numbers, we have many excess deaths. The ratio between 77-year olds dying compared to 18-year olds hasn't changed, that doesn't mean more people are dying.
So if 20 people in a town die a year, and 10 of them are over 80, and we have a year where 40 people die in that town but 20 of them are over 80, do we have excess deaths? She is arguing no.
More deaths occurred in 2020 than in previous years; Johns Hopkins student article compared proportion of deaths per age group, which can obscure changes in raw numbers
The U.S. has recorded more than 200,000 excess deaths (about 300,000 according to the latest CDC data) from all causes in 2020 compared to previous years. Excess deaths have also been observed in all age groups, ranging from young adults to the elderly.
In raw numbers, we have many excess deaths. The ratio between 77-year olds dying compared to 18-year olds hasn't changed, that doesn't mean more people are dying.
