Death's in Indiana up 40 percent. What's killing all the Hoosiers?
- Thread starter BigSexyCat
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those windmills that are halfway between Indy and Chicago
I mean, COVID is manmade and is designed to be an informal "Death Panel". I wonder what percentage of those deaths are between 55-64, since, you know, an 18-year old and a 64-year old are in the exact same shape physically. This article deserves an immediate dismissal just for that alone.
There’s a 60% chance that net neutrality being repealed is responsible for at least 80% of the 40% hike in deaths in Indiana.
Assuming that the OP posts on Peegs, it's probably suicide.
Several life insurance companies have reported a huge (>50%) rise in death claims in Q3 2021 and not just older individuals. Not sure what that says about vaccines, boosters, avoiding treatment for other ailments due to COVID, etc. but it's certainly unexpected that mortality across all age groups jumped so precipitously in 2021 after all the gyrations we've gone through the past 2 years.
Seriously though, as long as Larry Bird and Jimmy F#cking Chitwood hang around I'm good.
There's a rumor that to many Hoosiers are dying from car accidents, AND supposedly a class action lawsuit is in the works against the big three auto makers. The complaint? When the automakers moved the headlight dimmer switch from the floor to the steering wheel, Hoosiers are getting their feet hung up in the steering wheel causing them to lose control of vehicle. Don't shoot the messenger
There's a lot of "if" in that article when real data is easily available. I downloaded CDC data here and compared deaths in people under 65 in Q3 of 2020 to Q3 of 2021. This is by week, not month, so I included every week ending during Q3. This means there could be a slight error in the data if one year has 1 or 2 more days included than the other (1 additional day would be about 1% error).
There was a 14.2% increase in total deaths in people under age 65 in 2021. 91.3% of that is accounted for by the increase in covid deaths (154% increase from 2020 to 2021 - Q3 of 2020 was a very low covid period). Non-covid-coded deaths increased by 1.3% in 2021 over 2020.
You can browse through data for all states and all ages in that link. I don't see anything (including looking specifically at Indiana) that shows some unusual spike in deaths.
There was a 14.2% increase in total deaths in people under age 65 in 2021. 91.3% of that is accounted for by the increase in covid deaths (154% increase from 2020 to 2021 - Q3 of 2020 was a very low covid period). Non-covid-coded deaths increased by 1.3% in 2021 over 2020.
You can browse through data for all states and all ages in that link. I don't see anything (including looking specifically at Indiana) that shows some unusual spike in deaths.
Please look harder. Indiana *suuuuuuuuucks*.
The combination of extremely flat land, those windmills, and heads that are devoid of matter offers minimal resistance to virus spread.
The way it's written, I'm surprised it's not in comic sans.
