Statistics: Covid & Vaccines

[Ronald Zeeman]

50% of Ontarios's Muslim population lives in Toronto. So far the case result's reflect that. Easter will be an issue in a few more days.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Ramada is having minimal effect effect so far, Still lots of hype about six wave here, Worried a bit about Easter,
Few more weeks and it should become endemic.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Easter having marginal effect, next few days should indicate where it will settle in at

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Easter, is now showing its effects took a couple of days.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Easter over.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Dropping in fits and starts

 

[Magna]

So still reduced to endemic more or less non-issue in the next week or so like you were predicting before?

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Still going down should become endemic in a few more weeks. Even the outliers are normalizing.

 

[Magna]

Still going down should become endemic in a few more weeks. Even the outliers are normalizing.

So early April instead of the end of March.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

My previous remarks stated late April, with Easter being the beginning of the end. So far meeting predictions. Follow Peel region to see what is going on, Canary in The coal mine.Peel had 50% more covid cases then the rest of Ontario

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

The range is really starting to look like waves sloshing on shore at a beach. Wave length increasing

 

[Gerald Wilgus]

Endemic SARS-CoV-2 is not good at all. Even mild cases of COVID result in long-term damage to the immune system and results in dysregulation that impacts response to other antigens. Plus, it is a fallacy that as diseases go endemic less severe damage results. That has never been true, and here we have a single stranded RNA, aerosol virus with high mutation rates. It is as if authorities have decided to give up on public health as they are faced with a profoundly ignorant population.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Over here in Peel region Mississagua is quickly catching up to Brampton. similar sized cities next door to each other one at the beginning of Covid had twice the rate as the other. Now we are in the middle of a Provincial election.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Covid risk is not spread evenly over a population Peel region had close to 40% more cases over the current course than the rest of Ontario had. Thier is a very strong Genetic component to who gets infected. Do not expect it to become endemic for a few more weeks.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Approaching endemic quickly.

 

[Magna]

Approaching endemic quickly.

Do you expect endemic in another few months? This fall?

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Only with those who carry the genetic prediposition who are not vacinated, virus will keep mutating, until it has infected every one it is capable of infecting.

 

[Magna]

Only with those who carry the genetic prediposition who are not vacinated, virus will keep mutating, until it has infected every one it is capable of infecting.

Right. But I'm wondering when you're projections that it will become endemic are at this point. I think you'd originally thought the end of April in your area but that's been delayed. I wonder if at some point if the endemic level continues to be elusive if the numbers, the raw data would at some point become questionable?

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

Ontario in general seems to be there, and York region is fast approaching Toronto, and Peel region taking a bit longer, who carries the gene not homogeneous, As many as 50% of south Asians are carriers according to the literature I have seen.

Keep in Mind I am not a seer, Just report what I see cannot predict the future. When the main body of data and the outliers are normal, that's a good indication of endemic.

 

[Ronald Zeeman]

It appears Mississauga in Peel region is having the worst time becoming endemic.