Since every other number on the table has increased or stayed the same -- including the total, which no longer adds up -- I assume this is just a typo. The "real" number is obviously 621, and it must have been carelessly typed up using the numeric keypad, where 6 and 3 are adjacent. (I'm a bit surprised the total wasn't affected. Apparently they key it in by hand instead of using a spreadsheet function.)
Is it an honest mistake, though, or intentional plausibly-deniable gaslighting? I mean, no one pays any attention to the totals at the bottom -- meaningless figures that lump together deaths with "non-serious adverse effects." The numbers that matter are the total deaths and total serious adverse events across all pecks -- and these numbers are conveniently not included on the table at all but have to be calculated by hand. To someone who just glances quickly at the table to get a general idea, the most salient number will be 321 -- the very number that was conveniently cut way down by a typo.
The actual total number of peck deaths (assuming no one really rose from the dead) is now 808. The total number of birdemic-attributed deaths is 842. That's a total of 1,650 birdemic-related deaths -- of which 51% were caused by the disease and 49% by the "cure."
(Note the parenthetical disclaimer they've started adding to the adverse events report now that the numbers are rising. I suppose it goes without saying that reports of possible adverse events after a positive birdemic test absolutely are evidence that the health problems were caused by the birdemic.)
The only way forward -- obviously! -- is to keep pushing harder to "cure" every last person in the country.
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I can't see any further negative evidence (or lack of positive evidence) having any effect on the 'views' of the majority - short of every-single peck instantly being followed by instant death.
That *might* be noticed, and *might* lead to reconsideration of the peck-everyone-in-the-world-repeatedly-forever plan; but I would not care to bet on it...
@Bruce
I know, I continue to be amazed at how evidence-proof this whole thing is!
They’ve updated the page and decided those 300 people are still dead after all.
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