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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://twitter.com/flsurgeongen/status/1578515633159180289?s=46&t=WL_zrOTp0uvN8lrJuUecdw

Was Twitter in the right to delete this? I’m undecided as I don’t have a science background.[/quote]

I dont think you have to have a science background to decide whether twitter should censor the FL surgeon general.

Science changes. Thats the whole point of scientific research. To test and validate what we know, while making discoveries to enhance our knowledge. Twitter is anti science because they oppose the discussion and inquiry necessary to improve our body of knowledge.  [/quote]

I wonder why Florida has experienced a much higher overall death rate than more highly vaccinated states during the post-vaccine pandemic year. I'm sure there's a scientific answer to that.[/quote]

Oh you know more than the experts?

Anti science smh.[/quote]

Nope, I'm looking at charts made by scientists at the CDC. Why are you ignoring them? Anti-sciene smh.

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NP. Just from a casual glance, it looks like Florida is within one or two standard deviations of the mean for the US. Obviously, having a bit more data would help narrow down the variance. So that data looks normal for any large population study. Everyone isn't going to be average. [/quote]

But the Florida SG is claiming Florida had better results when they had provably worse results. [/quote]

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