Variant omicron is the end of the pandemic biologically speaking?

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

I did not speak of real excess mortality, I am just giving an indication of the number of deaths that there would be if we continued at this rate, but that, I do not know if it will be the case (probably not).

Extraordinary sentence coming out of a brain, let's say a little "disturbed" ...

[Christophe]

Who said Omicron was less virulent?

[Obamot]

But it is obvious that the cases of seasonal respiratory ailments will increase.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

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[ABC2019]

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do you think PCR tests are reliable then?

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

(Hey, one more shit question!)

[ABC2019]

well as with you all the questions we ask you are shitty questions, anyway ....

[Obamot]

do you think PCR tests are reliable then?

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[sicetaitsimple]

(Hey, one more shit question!)

Not really, since some on this forum say PCR testing is not worth a nail.
Knowing whether we give the tests credibility is therefore important if we want to at least maintain a certain level of dialogue.
If the prerequisite is "all shit", it is indeed not worth continuing to discuss.
It's just "that shit" VS the opinion of all the health authorities of the countries which base their statistics and their policies on this test, it starts to make a really bad opinion, especially when one has no basis scientist to his credit in the field. Oh no, I'm forgetting Twitter which is still a particularly serious scientific basis .....

[sicetaitsimple]

But it is obvious that the cases of seasonal respiratory ailments will increase.

And if this is the case, these big idiots of hospital doctors, after 2 years of Covid, are not going to be screwed for making a difference and will admit them and count them as "Covid patients" to make the figure?
Don't you sometimes feel like you're insulting these professionals and everyone who works with them?