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B.R.Donut
Nej, där har du fel. Varför försöker du förvränga fakta? Jag har redovisat beräkningar längre upp i tråden, och landar på i stort sett samma resultat som FHM utifrån de senaste antikropps-resultaten.
FHM:s tidigare uppskattning var att IFR var < 1% så var du får 0.025%, 0.1%, 0.2% and 0.4% har jag inte en aning om, men antagligen har du väl dragit fram det från något mörkt ställe där D-vitamin inte bildas.
Att det råder stor osäkerhet i resultaten och därmed IFR-estimatet råder knappast något tvivel om, vilket också FHM har redovisat och informerat om. Så av den anledningen så verkar dina inlägg passa bättre i konspirations-forumet.
Their latest antibody result based on skewed datasets (blood samples from Vårdcentralen) and unadjusted for test parameters showed 5% antibody rate around the 22nd of last month.
At that time, Sweden had roughly 4,000 official deaths with an excess mortality of roughly 1,000+ deaths. Simply calculating this against the population/0.05 will give you a higher result than 0.6%. Adjusting the seroprevalence with a Bayesian inference model to get us closer to the true infection-rate and completely discarding the fact that the data sample set is biased will produce a higher result still.
FHM’s first estimate of the IFR is from their first model released, whereby they estimated 1% of all infected would require hospitalization, 1% of those requiring hospitalization would require intensive care, and half of those requiring intensive care would die. They were wrong on all accounts. The second estimate came from Giesecke, the third weeks later from Tegnell, the fourth from Tom Britton which was later endorsed by Tegnell.
You are dismissing what I have to say as “changing facts” but have brought no facts to the table yourself.