i understand. all i can say is the best empirical evidence for the chance of adverse effects is by looking at the CFR which is based on confirmed cases, either through a positive PCR and/or hospital admission. they're not always scary.
how can you assess anything in "people who had it and didn't get tested". where are the numbers? Asymptomatic people still get PCR tests (i get tested every week!). That's how we get the data.
You need some form of number to do quantitative data analysis, statistics. Do you understand?
i live in reality, i find it dismissive of you to say that and also to strawman my position like that in your quote.
i understand. all i can say is the best empirical evidence for the chance of adverse effects is by looking at the CFR which is based on confirmed cases, either through a positive PCR and/or hospital admission. they're not always scary.
how can you assess anything in "people who had it and didn't get tested". where are the numbers? Asymptomatic people still get PCR tests (i get tested every week!). That's how we get the data.
You need some form of number to do quantitative data analysis, statistics. Do you understand?
i live in reality, i find it dismissive of you to say that and also to strawman my position like that in your quote.