Covid19 PSA

Uh yeah.

 

Look at the site. It also shows how many tests are being done. There are areas where the testing is increasing and the new cases are decreasing (CT) and there are place where the new cases are increasing far more than the testing (AL). The site also shows things like hospital capacity and utilization and such so it’s a good reference for multiple ways of looking at data.

 

And without a consist dataset, you cannot make accurate conclusions.

But you keep on believing what you want to believe.

 

Right, that's my point. There's millions of people walking around right now who are (or were) positive and have no idea (like my cousin who apparently infected his dad and he had no clue as he was entirely asymptomatic). Especially now that places have been re-opening again. The concern should be what percentage of cases are severe/critical ones. Yes, you're always going to get a small percentage that have a severe reaction to it, but those are the folks you keep safe and isolated, i.e. the way quarantining has always worked.....not locking up the healthy and fit.

 

welcome to page 2

 

Yes because increased testing has no effect towards an increase in confirming existing cases.

 

https://aatishb.com/covidtrends/?re...Georgia&location=New+York&location=Washington

 

Be interesting to see the states going for it vs the ones that are being more conservative

 

Nice graphic, what do you think about it?

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-losing-potency-top-italian-184358113.html

 

ROTFLMAO

 

Colors are a bit weak. Could have provided information in a better format. I give them a C-.

 

Toe's maps are better. And they're done in crayon. Pfff.

 

You're gotdamn right.

 

Which pretty much confirms that, until you know the rate of infection in the population, the hospitalization and fatality models are pure speculation.