Guess what the Graph Shows!

[Heid the Ba]

Still not me, that was our man in the North.

[Lance]

Okay, so incidents of fatal influenza caused by chemtrails?

[Arneb]

"Fatal" is important, as is "influenza", just not in that order and without the "chemtrails" part.

@Heid: Ach, Mist, it seems you North Brits look so similar from here, what with your kilts and Soviet Navy captain accents.

[Мастер]

Mist

I still remember the exact circumstances under which I learned that word.

[Lance]

Mist

I still remember the exact circumstances under which I learned that word.

And if someone explains it to me, I will be able to as well.

[Мастер]

Mist

I still remember the exact circumstances under which I learned that word.

And if someone explains it to me, I will be able to as well.

"crap"

[Arneb]

Like "Scheiße" (technically, it means "dung" - animal shit), but less vulgar. You can just barely say it in polite company.

[Lance]

Ah, so if you were walking along with people in the park, it would be okay to say "Oh my! I barley missed the mist."

[Heid the Ba]

@Heid: Ach, Mist, it seems you North Brits look so similar from here, what with your kilts and Soviet Navy captain accents.

I'm the tall one, he's the good looking one.

[Arneb]

I'll keep that in mind...

[Arneb]

OK, so

Death
Influenza
Germany

Really no idea?

[Lance]

Didn't I already say it?

Death caused by Chemtrail induced Influenza in Germany.

Easy Peasy

[Lance]

Influenza deaths in Germany by season?

[Arneb]

Inching closer. Influenza dreaths are there, but the point of the graphs is more involved.

[Arneb]

Inching closer. Influenza deaths are there, but the point of the graphs is more involved.

[Lance]

Okay, not chemtrails...

Seasonal GMOs, like tomatoes? UFOs? Bigfoot?

[tubeswell]

Some sort of multiple incidence of something in Germany!

[Arneb]

No. The two graphs are a way to express the effect influenza had in Germany.

[tubeswell]

Okay - we will get there.

Um, .. was this influenza part of an epidemic in 1918?

[Lance]

Number of people killed by dragons is higher in autumn?

[Arneb]

[Arneb]

Okay - we will get there.

Um, .. was this influenza part of an epidemic in 1918?

No, the data are those of the 2000s.

[Мастер]

Amount of surplus Mist produced in Germany because of influenza.

[Lance]

Deaths attributed to influenza among an unvaccinated population?

[Arneb]

I'll give to Mactep, understanding "Mist" as death.

The first diagram shows total mortality in Germany by month. You may be unaware of it, but mortality is a highly seasonal phenomenon, if you are far away from the equator - not only do pneumonias and complications of lung disease happen more often in the cold season, so too do cardiac events and certain cancer and cancer treatment complications.

The blue curve is the mortality expected in Germany under "normal" circumstances, without any unususual events, simple extrapolated from life expectancy and age of the population. The black curve are the actual mortalitity data - you can see the two unusuall (well, unusual compared to pre-flobal warming eras) hot summers of 2003, 2006 and 2010 as little spikes during the summer low - and you can see several nasty spikes during the winter seasons in 02/03, 04/05, 08/09, and 12/13. These were all years with exceptional influenza activity. I remember vividly caring for two influenza pneumonia victims in the winter of 08/09 on my small ICU, savong both just barely. 08/09 was the swine flu season, 12/13 the H1N1 season.

The grey shaded areas show the excess mortality ascribed to influenza alone during each season, and the lower graph shows the number od excess deaths per season - blue is a conservative estimate, grey is a "most likely" estimate.

So all this was to refute Lianachan's post in which he said Prince couldn't plausibly have died "just" from the flu. So there

On to you Mactep - except if you didn't mean "death" when you wrote "Mist". In that case, the cigar goes to the boss (even though vaccination doesn't play a role her. It's the entire country that is in these graphs).