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Two or three famous people a day and many quite young?
And what's the best age to die? - About 80 for a bloke I would say after that your body wears out and you can do less and less each year, and hopefully you can avoid Alzheimer's although some people seem to be getting that young.
Right, let's get into this. It's because of the COVID vaccine, it has a particular adverse affect on famous people.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
Nonsense. Tory government innitQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Good thing I'm only semi-famous :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Covid itself I think, and stress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Smoking, drinking, and diet for most haven't helped either.
It’s not people dying younger, it’s you/us getting older
You may jest, maybe you are not, but UK life expectancy is dropping under the Tories.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
I love how people on twitter and Facebook jump onto the covid vaccine for any kind of death/heart issue when they probably have no idea of the person had the vaccine or not.
I thought it was fear of 15 minute cities. Famous people just lose the will to live!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
True, I probably didn't pay attention years ago and didn't watch the news :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
It's statistically somewhere around 4 out of 5.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2b2bdoo
Someone on here said that Global warming is a load of shit because the weather hasn't seemed to change that much while they've been alive. Imagine reaching that conclusion by looking out the bedroom window every morning? Case closed.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
Twitter, Facebook, etc, just make the sad even sadder in my opinion. Don't the gifted see it as a form of control as well?a platform not for their benefit, manufactured, installed and served like a ready meal. I reckon people should try a **** the social media off a bit, people don't come across as happier, more relaxed, content etc, just more angry, upset and hysterical. I mean why the **** would anyone do that to themselves?Quote:
Originally Posted by 2b2bdoo
People who live in ivory towers are never wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Much too much alcohol and drugs, plus lack of exercise. Also, too much stress in the workplace and throughout life in general.
Over indulgence over a period of time is my guess .
People have always died young. There's also more 'famous' people these days, so according to the Venn diagram I've drawn in my head, there's more young famous people dying than before. There's also more ways of finding out that someone has died.
Is your Venn Diagram made up of 2 or 3 interlocking circles?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
... from a puzzled Maths teacher
1. A sensible takeQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
2. Pretty much spot on spelling and grammar
3. No rambling tangents
Who are you? Where’s the real LoM gone?
2 circles. I also have 2 diagrams - one for the present day and one for the good old days. The second one has a bigger circle for the number of famous peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird
Here is a handy graphic showing the %age above or below the 2015-2019 average deaths by broad age group and gender. These are Office for Health Improvement and Disparities figures for England.
https://imgur.com/a/67Hun5J#3jIQYdt
As you can see the number of people dying ‘young’ is about 15% above the pre-pandemic average.
Here’s another heat map but only for 2023 using ONS data for England and Wales and standard deviation from the 2015-2019 average.
https://imgbb.com/7bK4BVf
Both these heat maps show that there are significant excess deaths in the under 65s.
I thought there must be, all the other points are valid, but covid (not the jabs which are a little bit of Covid) has made a difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue sky
It's pre-empting Ramsey scoring a shed load this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue
We come unbidden into this life, and if we are lucky we find a purpose beyond starvation, misery, and early death which, lest we forget, is the common lot.
He past onto to the netherworld thankfully he left his soul .Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
RIP, aged 13Quote:
Originally Posted by Canton Kev
'Ultra processed foods'!
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...rocessed-foods
Or maybe from the age of three years old staring at a mobile screen and sitting on their fat asses year after year.
Asseem Malhottra (Cardiologist - vaccine advocate - and was giving people the jab live on GMTV) has raised some interesting questions - re excessive sudden cardiac deaths - the rise was seen in the UK, South Africa and Israel. About 15,000 excessive deaths in the UK - with similar percentages in other countries - that recorded the data - compared to average on previous years.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2b2bdoo
He has raised concerns over last vaccine rollout which I think was the MRNA one (Im not a Doc as you can tell).
The incidence of reaction was 1 in 800 - compare that to Thalidomide which was about 1 in 10,000 - and that was pulled.
Oh yes I forgot - for Sludge's benefit - it was the Tories and Maggie Thatcher that were ultimately responsible for this - bloody scum. Whereas St Mark of Drakefordshire was our guardian angel by keeping us locked down - thus letting the tidal wave of Corona hit Bristol instead.
Why were so many Republicans receiving the Herman Cain Award over the past few years?
https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/top/?t=all
"I'm not afraid of death, I just don't want to be there when it happens"
- Woody Allen.
Too many conspirators in the thread for me to comment but changing gears slightly, I had reason to be over the Heath Hossi last night, the subject and reason for my visit got to the Heath yesterday at 16.30 was not seen until 01.30 and after a spell with the doc was kept in for obs but had to wait until 04.30 until a bed was available, was very happy that the person was seen, and eventually given a bed but the organisation and info in the waiting area was a bit sad to witness, a couple of guys and gals (staff) doing their best to cope with what they had in front of them, one Junior doc on duty run off his feet, finance is crucial here but please no politics, management must and should do better with the funds available to them.
You have my sympathy, hope you're feeling better. I've had the almost exact experience three times over the past 6 weeks with my mother. Most of the staff are brilliant, kind and helpful. The NHS is in a dire situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
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Originally Posted by OurManFlint II
Honestly anybody reading this board might think everyone had read Abraham Verghese
“God will judge us, Mr. Harris, by--by what we did to relieve the suffering of our fellow human beings. I don't think God cares what doctrine we embrace.”
They’re not dying. More msm liesQuote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
People are not eating enough rice & bread puddings.
Because only the good die young?
Speed cameras cost a fortune you know, road markings, months doing research into do people want it (they didn't but who cares) how could the Welsh government possibly improve the NHS, slower speeds than the rest of the World are far more critical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
Get well soon :thumbup:
Best way to cure the NHS in Wales or anywhere else for that matter - scrap and start again with a different model.
One that offers immediate medical attention for those that need it.
Have one system for the whole country - not separate systems systems form England Scotland and Wales
Run it like Welsh water - for bespoke specialised services - it maybe more cost effective to get send a patient to a private clinic.
Let's treat it like other countries and required insurance for non UK residents (except for emergencies)
Patient wasn't me !!, I wasn't very clear in my description in masking the patient, but thanks anyway, it was someone very close and appreciated :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by North Cardiff Blue