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we will just try to sell off more things I guess..

wave power was something I was briefly involved in about 11 years ago (along with voltage optimisation).
The tech is there but the issue is locations and ships not following rules
We looked at it for the sever estuary and a Dutch system that was being trialled near to Hook... would never work the way we let boats do their own thing too much

Time to start not letting boats do their own thing then. From what i read the tech is getting better every year like wind turbines are as well.
 
How Pathetic is Raab. No, no, no, those other countries can't count properly, so we don't have the highest death rate in Europe. What a complete lack of dignity, in trying to spin the numbers. Not only is he pathetic, he is also incredibly stupid. This is a consequence of the Brexit fall out. The cabinet is full of D graders with this idiot and the likes of Patel.
 
How Pathetic is Raab. No, no, no, those other countries can't count properly, so we don't have the highest death rate in Europe. What a complete lack of dignity, in trying to spin the numbers. Not only is he pathetic, he is also incredibly stupid. This is a consequence of the Brexit fall out. The cabinet is full of D graders with this idiot and the likes of Patel.

There is not doubting that each country base their stats on a different model. There are also studies produced today touches on 10s of thousands of deaths globally none diagnosed.
 
That's simply not true.

Alongside that, the UK has consistently ranked higher than Germany in most areas, the system you keep citing.
I had a dig around to ensure my memory wasn't playing tricks on me.

Under WHO measurements, the UK isn't even top 10. In fact, the only measurement I can find that ranks the UK highly is a set of opinion surveys.
 
It's the advice SAGE have to the government and is still giving.

Results speak for themselves. You've only got to look at the countries that implemented it to see their recovery curves. I'd be amazed (although the UK Gov is proving utterly incapable in this crisis) if SAGE weren't aware of the impact quarantining new arrivals does to the level of infections. Whether or not their advice is being followed is another matter.

Around 15 March the quarantine requirement kicked into effect. You can see from the graph on the right the impact that had.

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Results speak for themselves. You've only got to look at the countries that implemented it to see their recovery curves. I'd be amazed (although the UK Gov is proving utterly incapable in this crisis) if SAGE weren't aware of the impact quarantining new arrivals does to the level of infections. Whether or not their advice is being followed is another matter.

Around 15 March the quarantine requirement kicked into effect. You can see from the graph on the right the impact that had.

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Care to step me through how quarantining arrivals in a country that is practicing social distancing can have any significant effect?
 
Results speak for themselves. You've only got to look at the countries that implemented it to see their recovery curves. I'd be amazed (although the UK Gov is proving utterly incapable in this crisis) if SAGE weren't aware of the impact quarantining new arrivals does to the level of infections. Whether or not their advice is being followed is another matter.

Around 15 March the quarantine requirement kicked into effect. You can see from the graph on the right the impact that had.

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The problem with those charts is it doesn’t show how many people have had it.

The uk could have had 30 million have it and recovered from it which puts a different slant on those numbers completely.

Also looks like our peak was before the lock down.
 
The problem with those charts is it doesn’t show how many people have had it.

The uk could have had 30 million have it and recovered from it which puts a different slant on those numbers completely.

Also looks like our peak was before the lock down.

Which is why the FT and others have looked at average deaths, and used the difference to calculate numbers. They were doing this over a week ago (and you were complaining about it [emoji28]).

Average deaths in care homes for this time of year is about 2000 people. We’re currently seeing 7-8000.

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Which is why the FT and others have looked at average deaths, and used the difference to calculate numbers. They were doing this over a week ago (and you were complaining about it [emoji28]).

Average deaths in care homes for this time of year is about 2000 people. We’re currently seeing 7-8000.

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That's not what they did and that's not how SD works.
 
Which is why the FT and others have looked at average deaths, and used the difference to calculate numbers. They were doing this over a week ago (and you were complaining about it [emoji28]).

Average deaths in care homes for this time of year is about 2000 people. We’re currently seeing 7-8000.

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They weren’t doing that

They were including deaths “indirectly caused by covid” which is utter rubbish.

All that proves is we should have spent time shielding them and not locking down everyone else.
 
Not what who did? And what is SD?


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The graphs you are talking about are the ones that compared deviation in death rate as a multiple of SD (standard deviation) per country aren't they?. You can't plot those two items on a single line.

As an example; Country A has an average of 1,000 deaths per month. In Jan it has 1,100 deaths and Feb, 900. Country A has an SD of 100.
Country B also has an average of 1,000 deaths per month. In Jan it has 1,200 deaths and Feb 800. Country B has an SD of 200.

Now, in March both countries have 1,400 deaths as they are both in a pandemic. The excess deaths in each country due to the pandemic are 400 (1,400 - mean of 1,000). But if you plot multiples of SD as a few publications recently have, Country A is running at 4SD and country B only at 2SD. Yet both have had the pandemic cause the same effect.

Disclaimer - in a single data point such as this, you have to consider variance, as there's not longer term trend to show if it's a spike on SD or VS SD. The charts published recently show a longer term trend so variance will be inherent.
 
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