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13 minutes ago, welshbairn said:
3 hours ago, 101 said:
155 Brits died from winter flu last year (2018/2019) yet watch as the country losses it's shit if we have 1 dead and 10 infected

That sounds very low, 13,000 died in 2008/9 alone.

08/09 was a pandemic year

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Was just thinking that people find it shocking that Spanish Flu killed more (I think) than WW1, when the really shocking thing is that we voluntarily murdered nearly as many of each other than a disease for which we had no defence.

 

 

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1 hour ago, welshbairn said:

Was just thinking that people find it shocking that Spanish Flu killed more (I think) than WW1, when the really shocking thing is that we voluntarily murdered nearly as many of each other than a disease for which we had no defence.

 

 

 

If WW1 hadn't happened, the death toll from The Spanish Flu would have been so much higher.

So WW3 wid keep this current outbreak manageable.

Stats can prove/disprove anything.

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1 hour ago, charon said:

 

If WW1 hadn't happened, the death toll from The Spanish Flu would have been so much higher.

So WW3 wid keep this current outbreak manageable.

Stats can prove/disprove anything.

Very true, smokers are less likely to die in car accidents than non-smokers is another one, perfectly true from the data.

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If WW1 hadn't happened, the death toll from The Spanish Flu would have been so much higher.
So WW3 wid keep this current outbreak manageable.
Stats can prove/disprove anything.
There is also the argument that WW1 greatly increased the spread of the Spanish flu.

Huge numbers travelled globally for the first time in history so the number of flu deaths might have been higher simply because it was more difficult to contain.
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China continue to steam roll the opposition. Despite some signs that the tournament has peaked with fatigue setting and the points tally slow. China put in some extra effort to surpass 900 deaths and nearing 40,000 points.

 

Singapore put some distance between themselves and the chasing pack with another three points, but the nation free competitors under the sneezing Princess flag firmly hold second place.

 

The UK move up the table with a solitary one point addition. Questions will surely be asked

by the governing body after all the money spent to import ringers that have just not fulfilled their promise.

 

Singapore government, who banned mainland Chinese and people with recent travel history at the start of february. While still ‘dingying’ people at immigration have just cancelled Employment passes and deported 4 people for breaking ‘self quarantine’ rules and suspended 6 companies from employing foreigners

 

Off to Vietnam for a couple of days now and will see how these guys are approaching the event and maybe get a sneak peek at their training methods and tactics.

 

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1 hour ago, Worktheshaft said:

No surprise to see the spike in cases emerging from a ski resort. Folk who frequent the slopes are notoriously riddled. Pray4Aviemore.

You can't be too careful. As a precautionary measure we should lock-down Aviemore and encase the town in a giant dome.

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