XponentialChaos
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That isn't "data." It's horseshit.
It's data.
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That isn't "data." It's horseshit.
No. Trump is simply bowing to political necessity. The people responsible are the fake news media and TDS morons like you.Those numbers are all bullshit. The "experts" who publish them know they are all bullshit. Rejecting them would expose Trump to the unmitigated attacks from fake news.MIght as well go with some other science fiction? Those numbers are all fantasy.Might as well go further with the mortality rates over the last several days:
3/22: 1.30%
3/23: 1.21%
3/24: 1.25%
3/25: 1.35%
3/26: 1.44%
3/27: 1.46%
3/28: 1.67%
3/29: 1.76%
3/30: 1.93% (Technically today is 3/31 but it's at the end of 3/30)
Those are the best numbers we have access to, the same numbers that everyone is using.
Trump shut down our economy and signed a $2 Trillion stimulus bill over these numbers. Are you saying he did that based on fantasy???
The true death rate is the ratio of deaths over the number of people infected, and the numbers you posted aren't based on that calculation.
You must be soooooo mad at Trump for crashing the economy over those fantasy numbers, right?
Right???
In other words, the number of cases is still growing exponentially.Cases were lower today than yesterday (in terms of new ones).
Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?In other words, the number of cases is still growing exponentially.Cases were lower today than yesterday (in terms of new ones).
Why do I have to hold your hand 100% of the time?
Dude, seriously? Fuck man, this is like talking to children.Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?
Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?In other words, the number of cases is still growing exponentially.Cases were lower today than yesterday (in terms of new ones).
Why do I have to hold your hand 100% of the time?
Dude, seriously? Fuck man, this is like talking to children.Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?
Seriously, dumbass. Again, what part of "less today than yesterday" means the number of NEW CASES is growing? That's a way to say the number of NEW CASES is declining. The total number of cases is growing, but not the number of new cases.Dude, seriously? Fuck man, this is like talking to children.Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?
If the number of new cases today is 1000, and the number of new cases tomorrow is 999...is the number of new cases growing?
Take your time.
Also, that dummy was wrong anyway. At no point so far has the number of new cases in a day been smaller than the number of new cases the day before.
I of course, do. It is you who did not, when you said the " coefficient of the exponent" (a nonsensical phrase that shows you never took algebra) was near zero.Mr. Dumbass does not
Ah, thought you would change what you said and try to sneak it by us. This shows that you realiZe your prior error. So my work is doneSeriously, dumbass. Again, what part of "less today than yesterday" means the number of NEW CASES is growing?
By defending FFI, you're only proving that you're dumber than he is, and that is fucking dumb.Dude, seriously? Fuck man, this is like talking to children.Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?
Petulant children who believe they can get out of anything with the right excuse.
I didn't change anything, shit for brains.Ah, thought you would change what you said and try to sneak it by us. This shows that you realiZe your prior error. So my work is doneSeriously, dumbass. Again, what part of "less today than yesterday" means the number of NEW CASES is growing?
Furthermore, as another poster pointed out, you are incorrect to draw conclusions about the trend from a single day of incomplete data, or even a few days of it.
Smoke and mirrors.Coronavirus Mortality Rate in the United States
3/22: 1.30%
3/23: 1.21%
3/24: 1.25%
3/25: 1.35%
3/26: 1.44%
3/27: 1.46%
3/28: 1.67%
3/29: 1.76%
3/30: 1.93%
3/31: 2.06%
Smoke and mirrors.Coronavirus Mortality Rate in the United States
3/22: 1.30%
3/23: 1.21%
3/24: 1.25%
3/25: 1.35%
3/26: 1.44%
3/27: 1.46%
3/28: 1.67%
3/29: 1.76%
3/30: 1.93%
3/31: 2.06%
Don't be silly. I'm not defending FFI. I'm making fun of you.By defending FFI, you're only proving that you're dumber than he is, and that is fucking dumb.Dude, seriously? Fuck man, this is like talking to children.Hmmmm, no. What part of "less today than yesterday" means the number is growing?
Petulant children who believe they can get out of anything with the right excuse.
Of course you did. You added " new", because you realized that you said something very stupid earlier.I didn't change anything
The death toll this hour stands at 2,400. [...] Currently, the infection count doubles about every three days. Let's hope social distancing works and the count slows down and doubles every four days for the next weeks. With some time lag, the death rate follows, all else equal, without some miraculous breakthrough in treatment, that same trajectory.
So, given the trajectory we get to
4,800 in 4 days
9,600 in 8 days
19,200 in 12 days
38,400 in 16 days
76,800 in 20 days
In 24 days, the count will be above 100k.
The death toll this hour stands at 2,400. [...] Currently, the infection count doubles about every three days. Let's hope social distancing works and the count slows down and doubles every four days for the next weeks. With some time lag, the death rate follows, all else equal, without some miraculous breakthrough in treatment, that same trajectory.
So, given the trajectory we get to
4,800 in 4 days
9,600 in 8 days
19,200 in 12 days
38,400 in 16 days
76,800 in 20 days
In 24 days, the count will be above 100k.
That was from March 29.
As of April 1, the fatality count stands at 4,745 - except it took just three days for the (near) doubling, not the four I had hoped it would be. So, while the count of new (confirmed) infections still rises, the day-to-day percentage rise is way down from 40+% to around 15%, which is good news.