Obamot wrote:Big bullshitABC2019 wrote:Obamot wrote:
There is no slip, CFR stands for Case fatality rate, which is the translation of "apparent lethality".
And "clinically confirmed case" never meant "confirmed by hospitalization in a hospital or clinic".
NEVER ever, and at no time in my case, have I associated CFR with any WHO definition.
Moreover it could in NO CASE be relevant since the definition of the WHO is there only to supplement the use of the CFR rate ... (which does not reflect reality). By mockery that cannot be the case for another reason which shows without any possible doubt that you sink each time into delaying maneuvers to prevent establishing the truth: sorry but personally, I NEVER refer to English terms (of my own free will).
If you never refer to terms in English, how can you say that a site en anglais does not use lethality "according to the WHO definition", when it only speaks of CFR and IFR, and for good reason since these are the English terms for case fatality rate (real or apparent)?
Obamot wrote:At all, at the beginning your reference site was OurWorldData https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus
However this site did not use (in the pages to which you gave the links,) the statistics of lethality according to the definition of the WHO.
Obamot or surrealism made man ....