My dad is a nurse (not in ICU mind you) and he says that during covid times it's been fluctuating, some times busier than normal, sometimes quieter. Not sure about the rest of the world, but I did look this up and our hospitals have never been overwhelmed since 2020 started. We literally built new covid hospitals, "Nightingale hospitals", and most were quiet and have since been shut down
Here's a link if you're interested: https://principia-scientific.com/revealed-what-really-happened-in-the-nightingale-hospitals/
And here's the Wikipedia link for one of the hospitals: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NHS_Nightingale_Hospital_London

We might be talking at cross purposes
I was talking in respect to the population at large. You seem to be talking about the infection rate fatality
Regarding the IFR, the definition of a covid death is someone who died within 28 days of a positive covid test: this is on the UK gov website
So yeah, if someone tests positive then dies in a car crash, they're counted as a covid death

Also far right

Throw a chicken in the air

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Come and find out

My rule of thumb is to put your mouth on it to find out

Tough time eh? Pop in the Discord channel if you want a chat, there's plenty of supportive people there

Sshhhhh!

This is for shooting and this is for fun

Those definitions seem completely subjective
Are you saying that a biological male, so possessing primary and secondary sexual characteristics (and of age obviously), should compete in women's sports if he says that he wouldn't prefer having a penis?
It seems like you're at least laying the philosophical foundations for such an argument?
I mean you could say that sports are "male and female", not "men's and women's", but it is common parlance to refer to them as "men's and women's"

Well, he's a virgin in one sense
The uh, front door if you will
The back is little more used, shall we say