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originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
in the interest of facts, and reality, it would be good to see this same data set over a several year period so we can filter out the normal from the abnormal. My paycheck is the same regardless of the outcome, so I'm hoping for real facts and truth. I'm not fearful of either answer, I hope others would be the same, rather than dig in and ignore facts. (both sides)
To put things into perspective, a 2006 scientific study conducted by the International Olympic Committee out of Lausanne, Switzerland, reported 1,101 sudden deaths among athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004. This number works out to be roughly 29 sudden deaths among athletes worldwide per year for 38 years.
originally posted by: Klassified
To put things into perspective, a 2006 scientific study conducted by the International Olympic Committee out of Lausanne, Switzerland, reported 1,101 sudden deaths among athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004. This number works out to be roughly 29 sudden deaths among athletes worldwide per year for 38 years.
Not the article I was looking for, but there is a link to the study in the article. Source
originally posted by: visitedbythem
It is my hope that you and others on ATS received either a placebo, or a very weak dose. I understand your position on this. I would want to believe it was ok too. It would be devastating for the public to be told that there was a terrible mistake made, or those we trusted mislead people to thin the population or harvest money for future vax related medical procedures. I wis you good luck on this and hope for the best. In the Tribulation, something causes people worldwide to serious health issues, and this could easily fit that profile.
Sigh. A 15 second search looking for prior to 2018.
originally posted by: BlackArrow
a reply to: Klassified
Ty for that article proves my point about estimated vs excess deaths. Which are counted for in yearly estimates based off historical records, and population growth. Excess deaths wouldn't include those people.
originally posted by: Klassified
To put things into perspective, a 2006 scientific study conducted by the International Olympic Committee out of Lausanne, Switzerland, reported 1,101 sudden deaths among athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004. This number works out to be roughly 29 sudden deaths among athletes worldwide per year for 38 years.
Not the article I was looking for, but there is a link to the study in the article. Source
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: BlackArrow
a reply to: Klassified
Ty for that article proves my point about estimated vs excess deaths. Which are counted for in yearly estimates based off historical records, and population growth. Excess deaths wouldn't include those people.
originally posted by: Klassified
To put things into perspective, a 2006 scientific study conducted by the International Olympic Committee out of Lausanne, Switzerland, reported 1,101 sudden deaths among athletes under age 35 between 1966 and 2004. This number works out to be roughly 29 sudden deaths among athletes worldwide per year for 38 years.
Not the article I was looking for, but there is a link to the study in the article. Source
So I looked into this 1966 to 2004 "deaths among athletes" that has been repeated 10,000 times with the whole vaccine thing and in 1980 they showed like 8 deaths, 1966 is like 1 or 2 and starting in 2005 like 120 deaths, so the per year thing is BS. I really can't find much past that, but it seems the number started to really jump up starting in 1995/96 time frame so if 115 was 2006 what would be 2019 as a norm before the Pandemic, honestly, I can't find anything other than in a 2019 article I read that it was 2 per 100,000, no worries hand gliding was like 1 in 560...lol
John Hopkins says there are 30 million youths per year that play on sport teams with 15% getting injured enough to see a doctor. If in 2019 they said 2 per 100,000 then that would be 600 per year by the time 2006 rolled around to 2019.
originally posted by: Grenade
You're conflating professional sports deaths with overall deaths of people involved in sports. There's a distinction to be made in that comparison.
originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: Gothmog
Actually if you look at the dates they go back to 2013? There was one with the weather lady from last week, but this is not new for her since it started happening in 2014 due to a leaky heart valve.
But it wouldn't matter if there were 100 videos I'm guessing. Either way, your post stated it never happened before and whether it's 1 video or 100, that statement is incorrect. It's happened and not a "sudden" new thing.
originally posted by: Grenade
No, I'm saying there's been a clear increase in the number of cardiac events within professional sports. As i said i follow football mainly, and anyone who claims there isn't in increase is deluding themselves. It was almost unheard of within the top European leagues until 2020. There's no data for comparison as it simply didn't happen enough to warrant generating statistics.
originally posted by: frogs453
a reply to: Gothmog
Actually if you look at the dates they go back to 2013? There was one with the weather lady from last week, but this is not new for her since it started happening in 2014 due to a leaky heart valve.
But it wouldn't matter if there were 100 videos I'm guessing. Either way, your post stated it never happened before and whether it's 1 video or 100, that statement is incorrect. It's happened and not a "sudden" new thing.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: network dude
in the interest of facts, and reality, it would be good to see this same data set over a several year period so we can filter out the normal from the abnormal. My paycheck is the same regardless of the outcome, so I'm hoping for real facts and truth. I'm not fearful of either answer, I hope others would be the same, rather than dig in and ignore facts. (both sides)
So, looking into it all most of the numbers we see come from goodsciencing.com and those are pulled mostly out of blogs and other unsearchable sources. When people and other journalist investigate many of these people are not even vacced, or have longer history of issues. This is not to say the vaccines have caused zero issues, just that there is a lot of hyperbole going on that doesn't help in the least.
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
Yes Sports Athletes have died in the past , But not in these numbers .