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  1. #1716
    Quote Originally Posted by Gino02  [View Original Post]
    You basically agreed with me by the end of your post, thank you. We just came to the same conclusion "Sweden has handled the Coronavirus quite successfully for the longer term" via two different paths. If they weren't, the Swedes (including the scientists there who determine who gets the annual Nobel Prizes for various scientific fields) would have published against their government's chosen path. I haven't seen any, yet. These are pretty smart scientists compared to most of us arguing here LOL.
    So, given that you now approve of Sweden's approach I assume you have changed your view on FKK door policies in February? Just to recap: back then, you repeatedly advocated that FKKs should deny admission to people with Asian look at the door. My view at that time was that a country should make its own policy on who to let in and who to deny visa stamp into the country, but once someone is inside the country and was free to visit shops, movie theaters, restaurants, concerts and grocery stores and bars, it was racist to deny them admission only to FKKs.

    It is all in the past now, and of no consequence. But I find it curious that your view is now 180 deg turn from then: "no admission to a specific ethnic look demographic at the FKK doors" to "a country is absolutely right to never have done any restrictive admissions in any part of their economy from the very beginning".

    Obviously, we all change and evolve our views and opinions but I am curious to see this change.

    As for Swedes, they are nice people, I wish them the best. As I wish the best for all nations (even to commie China and its thug government that may have played a vile and evil role in the proliferation of this virus).

  2. #1715
    Quote Originally Posted by NookyNinja  [View Original Post]
    Berlin on Tues reported 800+ new cases in one day, highest yet. Age distribution all over the place. Travelers thinking of Berlin should keep eye on this as good chance soon things will tighten up: https://www.berlin.de/en/news/coronavirus/.

    Also CDC US study out shows excess deaths almost 50% above official Covid death count, and among highest excess increase is in 25-44 year old group. Shows also knock on effects of indirect causes and causes from delayed / deferred care of other diseases.
    US is inept but data problems exist everywhere. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/...cid=mm6942e2_w Of course it is CDC, they cherry pick data based on vibrations from blades RPMs on black helicopters en route to satanic child rituals, etc. Or maybe not.
    Thanks for the update. Can you please update us on how Sweden is doing now?

  3. #1714

    Numbers

    Berlin on Tues reported 800+ new cases in one day, highest yet. Age distribution all over the place. Travelers thinking of Berlin should keep eye on this as good chance soon things will tighten up: https://www.berlin.de/en/news/coronavirus/.

    Also CDC US study out shows excess deaths almost 50% above official Covid death count, and among highest excess increase is in 25-44 year old group. Shows also knock on effects of indirect causes and causes from delayed / deferred care of other diseases.
    US is inept but data problems exist everywhere. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/...cid=mm6942e2_w Of course it is CDC, they cherry pick data based on vibrations from blades RPMs on black helicopters en route to satanic child rituals, etc. Or maybe not.

  4. #1713
    EL: the only problem is that the reality make them lie, only yesterday in France 170 people died from covid in 24 Hours, and probably the number is underestimate like in many countries. No government is telling the truth, life must go on, the people must stay optimistic so they still will consume, buy useless things on credit, going to the bars, restaurants, prostitutes. FKK. In 2 years we will probably laugh about the second wave, when we will be in the 6th or even more. It is the responsibility of the governments, of all the people in charge of healthcare, to create a safe environment so I am willing to spend my money, today we are far from that, so I reduce all my spending to the minimum and only if many people will act like me, the leaders will start to think about our life. Sorry but before a effective vaccine exists the life will not return to normal, it is just impossible.

  5. #1712
    Quote Originally Posted by PahllusMaximus  [View Original Post]
    They getting healthy people to get infected to test the vaccines efficacy. Please <insert deity may it work.

    COVID has really reminded me just how short life is and just how lucky we are to travel the world and bang and huge choice of beautiful young women at an affordable price (compared to say marriage). Here I am stuck in USA sex prison of fat, expensive, tatoo plastered hos' with their princess attitudes and sleazy scene. Berlin has some awesome old school brothels with lovely rooms, a proper latte or cognac, and attentive staff, naturally spotlessly clean and for about EUR60 for 30 minutes. Feels more like a small boutique restaurant, but with hot women who will disrobe and blow your mind.

    May the airlines survive; that there is a radical economic reconstruction period; that COVID ends and a room full of smiling, beautiful women may return.

    Airlines and travel make for a much bigger set set of color crayons to enjoy life with.
    Well your USA made German extremely liberal country in year 1945, without that incident Germany would have went opposite way and no foreigner to fuck German girls in Germany that is for sure LOL!

    You will be paroled out of your sex prison USA sometime next year, so till then I would stay away from shower room LOL! Why mingle with ugly girls if young stunner beauties are waiting for you across the ocean for 50 euro per 30 min LOL! Until then, make good use of your imagination and your right hand LOL!

    Good masturbation hole and a gel is more recommended, be sure to warm up the gel for coming winter season or you can train yourself with cold get LOL!

  6. #1711

    Pfizer and others in final testing

    They getting healthy people to get infected to test the vaccines efficacy. Please <insert deity may it work.

    COVID has really reminded me just how short life is and just how lucky we are to travel the world and bang and huge choice of beautiful young women at an affordable price (compared to say marriage). Here I am stuck in USA sex prison of fat, expensive, tatoo plastered hos' with their princess attitudes and sleazy scene. Berlin has some awesome old school brothels with lovely rooms, a proper latte or cognac, and attentive staff, naturally spotlessly clean and for about EUR60 for 30 minutes. Feels more like a small boutique restaurant, but with hot women who will disrobe and blow your mind.

    May the airlines survive; that there is a radical economic reconstruction period; that COVID ends and a room full of smiling, beautiful women may return.

    Airlines and travel make for a much bigger set set of color crayons to enjoy life with.

  7. #1710
    Quote Originally Posted by Pessimist  [View Original Post]
    TBH, this is a totally flawed argument. The Nobel prize is effectively a private prize, awarded by a private foundation. It is not even given out by Sweden so to speak. To the extent a government / country is involved, it is Riksbank which gives out the Economics prize. The science and Lit prizes are from the Nobel foundation. The very notion that a country becomes a role model because a private person long dead and his foundation are awarding prizes is just laughable. Such an idea is not scientific or rational so to speak. Furthermore, the prestige of Nobel is mainly due to tradition, longevity. It is like Wimbledon of prizes. If Nobel survives for another 100 years which it very well could, the prize would be 200+ years old by then and even more prestigious because it is that much older. According to your logic, the scientific advancement and culture in Sweden is guaranteed to be strong in the future simply because the most prestigious prize happened to be awarded by a foundation based in their country.

    Personally, I think Sweden is a fine country and have come up with some fine tech firms (Ericsson, Spotify, iZettle, etc.) but to ascribe any of these successes to existence of Nobel foundation or to claim that Sweden should be a role model because of this foundation's base in Sweden is not a credible idea. If you had simply said "Swedes are a rational and sensible bunch, very well educated, have a progressive and caring government that takes the best actions for its people" I would be far more inclined to agree with such a statement.
    You basically agreed with me by the end of your post, thank you. We just came to the same conclusion "Sweden has handled the Coronavirus quite successfully for the longer term" via two different paths. If they weren't, the Swedes (including the scientists there who determine who gets the annual Nobel Prizes for various scientific fields) would have published against their government's chosen path. I haven't seen any, yet. These are pretty smart scientists compared to most of us arguing here LOL.

  8. #1709
    Quote Originally Posted by Gino02  [View Original Post]
    In addition to what I already said about why I mentioned Sweden, one thing I forgot. If we believe that the Nobel Prizes from Sweden awarded for various scientific achievements worldwide are mostly correct, we should also at least start looking into and try as appropriate their (Sweden's) so far successful scientific approach in managing this virus. We shouldn't think Sweden knows shit about science when it comes to this virus, but when they award scientists with Nobel Prizes they know how to pick a winner.
    TBH, this is a totally flawed argument. The Nobel prize is effectively a private prize, awarded by a private foundation. It is not even given out by Sweden so to speak. To the extent a government / country is involved, it is Riksbank which gives out the Economics prize. The science and Lit prizes are from the Nobel foundation. The very notion that a country becomes a role model because a private person long dead and his foundation are awarding prizes is just laughable. Such an idea is not scientific or rational so to speak. Furthermore, the prestige of Nobel is mainly due to tradition, longevity. It is like Wimbledon of prizes. If Nobel survives for another 100 years which it very well could, the prize would be 200+ years old by then and even more prestigious because it is that much older. According to your logic, the scientific advancement and culture in Sweden is guaranteed to be strong in the future simply because the most prestigious prize happened to be awarded by a foundation based in their country.

    Personally, I think Sweden is a fine country and have come up with some fine tech firms (Ericsson, Spotify, iZettle, etc.) but to ascribe any of these successes to existence of Nobel foundation or to claim that Sweden should be a role model because of this foundation's base in Sweden is not a credible idea. If you had simply said "Swedes are a rational and sensible bunch, very well educated, have a progressive and caring government that takes the best actions for its people" I would be far more inclined to agree with such a statement.

  9. #1708
    Quote Originally Posted by Pessimist  [View Original Post]
    Well, I am not debating what they *should do*. I was asking will the clubs shut again due to the rising loads. There is already a healthy debate going on with regards to the former, so I will let that continue w / o my involvement for now.

    Although, I don't get your reference to Sweden and origination of Nobels in this context (unless you included that snippet for rhetorical flourish). Because Nobels come from Sweden does not make that country more advanced in science and scientific thinking, not anymore than Olympics having originated in Greece make Greece the most gifted country in worldwide sports. Sweden may or may not have advanced science but that has no relation to Nobel academy being physically located there. If for some reason, the Nobel academy decides to change their office to London or NYC (I am not expecting it however), it will not have much impact on the development and influence of science on the Swedish society either.
    In addition to what I already said about why I mentioned Sweden, one thing I forgot. If we believe that the Nobel Prizes from Sweden awarded for various scientific achievements worldwide are mostly correct, we should also at least start looking into and try as appropriate their (Sweden's) so far successful scientific approach in managing this virus. We shouldn't think Sweden knows shit about science when it comes to this virus, but when they award scientists with Nobel Prizes they know how to pick a winner.

  10. #1707
    Quote Originally Posted by RockyV  [View Original Post]
    Sweden testing is much lower than other countries of similar size and if you want to compare Sweden death rates with countries of similar size, here you go: Sweden: 585 deaths /1 M people; Czech Rep:133/1 M people; Switzerland: 245/1 M people; Austria: 99/1 M people; Serbia: 89/1 M people; Greece: 49/1 M. You cannot compare with Belgium, because they only look at excess deaths (all cause mortality). Still think Sweden is in a good place?
    If you ignore the last six months, Sweden seems to be in a better place than the rest of Europe as of the third week of October. I am not sure if it has anything to do with their decision to stay "open". But perhaps more about their geography, lack of inbound travel, low population density, and the percentage of people that live alone. Swedes have lower levels of "social contact" and some have remarked that they have been practicing social distancing their entire lives. Remote, low population density countries like Australia or New Zealand could probably aggressively open right now. Australia, New Zealand have the lowest positivity rates in the world at a fraction of a percent. Contrast to most of Europe (other than Germany) which has of late had positivity rate of 10-20 percent.

    https://ourworldindata.org/coronavir...pickerSort=asc

    https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/p...daily-smoothed

  11. #1706
    Quote Originally Posted by Pessimist  [View Original Post]
    Well, I am not debating what they *should do*. I was asking will the clubs shut again due to the rising loads. There is already a healthy debate going on with regards to the former, so I will let that continue w / o my involvement for now.

    Although, I don't get your reference to Sweden and origination of Nobels in this context (unless you included that snippet for rhetorical flourish). Because Nobels come from Sweden does not make that country more advanced in science and scientific thinking, not anymore than Olympics having originated in Greece make Greece the most gifted country in worldwide sports. Sweden may or may not have advanced science but that has no relation to Nobel academy being physically located there. If for some reason, the Nobel academy decides to change their office to London or NYC (I am not expecting it however), it will not have much impact on the development and influence of science on the Swedish society either.
    I referred Nobel Prizes to simply point that Sweden has been pioneer in that area before others, then others followed and some are better, same like in your example of Olympics. Hopefully people will also learn from and follow them in their unique way of handling Covid-19 with better successful long-term results. I personally think Sweden is a pioneer in handing Covid-19 in longer term most effectively.

  12. #1705
    Quote Originally Posted by RockyV  [View Original Post]
    Sweden testing is much lower than other countries of similar size and if you want to compare Sweden death rates with countries of similar size, here you go: Sweden: 585 deaths /1 M people; Czech Rep:133/1 M people; Switzerland: 245/1 M people; Austria: 99/1 M people; Serbia: 89/1 M people; Greece: 49/1 M. You cannot compare with Belgium, because they only look at excess deaths (all cause mortality). Still think Sweden is in a good place?
    Are you talking about total deaths since the beginning of Covid-19 or the current 7 or 3 days moving averages of deaths, for last few months? I'm talking about 7 or 3 days moving averages of deaths for last 3 months, which tells us how good or bad any country handled it.

  13. #1704
    Quote Originally Posted by McAdonis  [View Original Post]
    Was not too difficult to Google: https://www.independent.co.uk/life-s...-b1130533.html.

    His widow's Instagram. She has 5 million followers: https://www.instagram.com/sofia_stuzhuk.

    This 33 yo had 1 million followers. Three beautiful kids and a wife.
    And how many 33 yo guys died of Covid compared to old people (60+) ?

  14. #1703
    Lets look at it like this:

    We have all heard the interviews by the Chinese insider Li-Meng Yang who tells us how they have made the virus in 6 months in the Wuhan lab.

    So if say China, France and the USA are cooperating against all the people of the world in an Agenda 21 depopulation plot, and we now see that this version of covid is not effective enough at killing people. What would you do?

    - make an even more effective covid-mutation.

    - move onto ebola instead. Especially as we can see Africa seems to be largely immune for some reason. Either due to large scale drugs being used against other infectious diseases, or just the higher sun intake people there get. Or the average younger age of people in Africa.

    Right now we are hearing about the mink farms in Denmark, and possible new corona strains. So lets see how many people dies from this.

    And next year, expect ebola.

  15. #1702
    Something 'very strange' is going on with Europe's second wave infections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJmni3LVK3k.

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