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I personally think it is most likely to be just intelligent reasoning made by people who saw possibilities. I have not read the book so instead have to rely on other peoples quoting of the book, one of them depicts the 'cctv' out of the book as "The voice came from an oblong metal plaque like a...

According to that site the current death rate is 9.7%.

There is this thing called maths, and in the case of COVID-19, the maths are as follows: 2700 divided by 27000 times 100 equals 10%, not 2%. Your link provided no expert opinions. Also, if the english language was not full of homonyms, homographs, and phrases that have multiple meanings without...

As far as I am aware the death rate for the flu is ~2%, but currently the death rate of COVIS-19 is 9-10%, they are obviously not the same. As for randomly making up any number, related or not, to represent a data set; sure I can see how any number can be a 'more precise estimate' than others...

My brevity did not mean I have not or can not read data but your long-windedness did not add to my knowledge, instead it made the process of finding your point take longer than it should have. It is especially frustrating, to me, when my point is about how covid-19 (previously referred to as...

One thing that concerns me is the apathy that comes with misunderstanding the data. The flu has decades of data behind it, so when they say only a tiny % die, you can be sure that is factually correct - but the coronavirus is in its first season (hopefully its last as well) so there is no final...

Sometimes it is merely self fulfilling prophecy, as in people read it then either strive for it or use it as a template for something they invent.

Sounds like you are making a good choice guys, welcome.

Welcome :D

Great fishing down there, welcome also. Although walpole has some scary sized fish too.

Welcome :Y:

Welcome harry.

Welcome james.

Hello and welcome.

Put it under a bucket (after placing the bucket near a shrub or something) and ask a family member to quickly grab the 'grasshopper' as I lift the bucket, so the 'grasshopper' does not get away.

I found this while looking for ideas to do with dry blowers: https://www.prospectorworld.com/best-place-to-find-gold-in-western-australia/ In case you ever decide to travel over here, also in case you have not seen those maps yet.

Janies got a gun still does it for me. https://youtu.be/RqQn2ADZE1A

Dave79 that is terrible, sad thing is I am not really surprised. When it comes to gaining wealth there is a disproportionate amount of greed driven arrogance that brook no kindness towards the people they interact with unless you have something they want and is only absent the moment you have...

Digger58 What type of equipment are you planning on using, and what type of ground will you be using equipment on? Am only asking because things like dry blowers, cranked by hand, are a thing in W.A. and I think are going to be worth while if you come this way. Obviously a gold detector is handy...

Is it just me but the first thought I had was of the video about a pet monkey making his fingers fit into a dogs butt? Now I have to find it. https://youtu.be/7tW--MrBnRQ