@eladar saidDumb arse.
It certainly appears the virus is going away during the month of May. If this trend continues, what is your explanation?
I told you a 100 times 2 things:
- the main peak seems to last a month in every country, so, if you stick to social distancing, the US should be roughly the same.
- every single weekend the numbers are way lower than during the week. Look at the death chart on that site we frequent... every weekend, in every country, there is a two day dip in numbers.
So, what ya think?
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@shavixmir saidReally? Every country? Each state I'm the US is like a country I'm Europe.
Dumb arse.
I told you a 100 times 2 things:
- the main peak seems to last a month in every country, so, if you stick to social distancing, the US should be roughly the same.
- every single weekend the numbers are way lower than during the week. Look at the death chart on that site we frequent... every weekend, in every country, there is a two day dip in numbers.
So, what ya think?
Tell me about the 2 month cycle in each US state.
@eladar saidhttps://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/
@shavixmir
Come now, tell me all about that 2 month Texas cycle of pandemic.
Look at the chart. The spike lasts for a month (give or take) and the weekends have far lower numbers.
I don’t know what you’re trying to tell me, I’ll just have to assume that you are wrong.
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@shavixmir
Spike? What spike?
The deaths are very inconsistent and never more than 60 in a day.
This thing did nothing in Texas.
@eladar saidProbably because the country went into lockdown, don’t ya think?
@shavixmir
Spike? What spike?
The deaths are very inconsistent and never more than 60 in a day.
This thing did nothing in Texas.
Or do you suppose if New York and California stayed open and everyone kept on traveling that Texas would still have been spared?
Or States next to Texas? Or other States?
The lockdown prevented the further spread from the areas most hit initially. That’s why.
In the Netherlands, Groningen, the Northern province, has hardly been hit by corona.
If there hadn’t been the “intellectual lockdown”, as the Dutch government calls it, they would have been hit just as hard as the rest of the Netherlands.
And the graph, by the way, clearly shows dips in reported deaths during the weekend.
@shavixmir saidYes, circular reasoning. You can't escape it.
Probably because the country went into lockdown, don’t ya think?
Or do you suppose if New York and California stayed open and everyone kept on traveling that Texas would still have been spared?
Or States next to Texas? Or other States?
The lockdown prevented the further spread from the areas most hit initially. That’s why.
In the Netherlands, Groningen, the Northe ...[text shortened]... Netherlands.
And the graph, by the way, clearly shows dips in reported deaths during the weekend.
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@mghrn55 saidLol, as if that is even close to pandemic numbers. That can't be correct. Those numbers are much closer to seasonal flu numbers and those go away by June.
Yup.
And in the process, latest model predicts 160,000 to 240,000 deaths by end August.
It's going away alright.
If they want 160k, then they are going to have to improve their might be covid numbers.
@eladar saidNo it's not going away, and all the happy talk from you and your "stable genius" in the White House won't change that. Please let the medical professionals make that determination and stop trying to spin the facts.
It certainly appears the virus is going away during the month of May. If this trend continues, what is your explanation?
@mchill saidIt is not going away, have you been looking at the state by state death counts? New Cases counts? We are testing way more people now than early on, so the low new case counts look even better than the early ones.
No it's not going away, and all the happy talk from you and your "stable genius" in the White House won't change that. Please let the medical professionals make that determination and stop trying to spin the facts.
Take away a hand full of northeastern states, then the US did not have close to a thousand deaths today, which includes the 50 percent might be bump.