@benwilson1130 @sherrismith67 To be crystal clear, I used the minister's numbers (48 vaccinated, 53 unvaccinated) to calculate those percentages. Nothing inaccurate in the minister's tweets, just in your interpretation of what it means.
@benwilson1130 @sherrismith67 According to https://t.co/AkSu0IuAoZ, 4,129,019 fully vaccinated. That makes 1,085,771 or so unvaccinated. That means 0.0012% of vaccinated people are in hospital, and 0.0049% of unvaccinated people are in hospital. In other words, being vaccinated is still helping.
@benwilson1130 @sherrismith67 This is my favourite tweet of this whole ridiculous thread. @benwilson1130, denominators are the bottom number in a fraction. When comparing two groups of people, like in this case, you simply have to know how big those groups are - that's the denominator.
Excited to finally have a Mac version of @forscoreapp installed on MacOS 11. Just too bad that it's currently crashing on startup. Nevertheless, I'm sure a fix is forthcoming... right? π
@RogersHelps There's approx. 1 million teachers and students in Canada who rely on Remind. Many of my students don't have data plans, so SMS is the only option. There's an opportunity here for @RogersHelps to help out K12 education in a way that won't cost you much/anything. #ReverseTheFee
@Rogers I'm really hoping that Verizon and Bell's decisions will lead you to #ReverseTheFee as well - Remind is such an important tool for teachers and students who would like to continue using your network. #RemindForCanada
@RogersHelps And yet, every other cell carrier in Canada and the US seems to have found a way to work this out - so I'm curious to know how your "more than fair" offer compares with that of Verizon or Bell. Not good enough, @RogersHelps.