jbrownson0831
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No, if they identify a death as Wu Flu, but are only doing moderate testing on the public, it will look like a high death rate.Question.....if they barely do any testing, wont the total deaths also be too low by your calculation?Wrong. “Total cases” is skewed by how much they test. If they barely do any testing it will look like a sky high death rate, or if people get tested more than once it totally fucks it up. And people ARE being tested multiple times. People retest themselves after a week or two, and sometimes they still have it.There are a number of different ways to calculate a death or mortality rate.....adding more variables just makes it more complex. If you simply divide deaths into total cases you get a clean rate for each state and countryYou don’t measure death rate by comparing it to “confirmed cases”, you measure it per 100,000 people.You suck at math. NY had 6X deaths, but Give it time Retard. Florida death rate is currently higher than NY.Yet the NY death toll is 10 times higher than FloridaThe Unmasked and the Worthless have infected more people in Florida than were infected in NYC.
Florida Case Count Surpasses That Of New York, The Country's Original Epicenter
According to data from Johns Hopkins University, 423,855 people have tested positive for the coronavirus in Florida as of Sunday, compared to 411,736 in New York.www.npr.org
Lets hope the death toll doesn't catch up as well.
The virus is serious business and you really need to wear a mask, wash your hands, and practice social distancing.
New York
Coronavirus Cases: 439,885
Deaths: 32,689
Recovered: 281,625
11.6% Death rate
Florida
Coronavirus Cases: 423,855
Deaths: 5,855
Recovered: 41,866
13.9% Death rate
As of now NY has 168 deaths per 100k. (2nd highest in country, 1st is NJ).
Florida is at 33 deaths per 100k. (18th)
So as long as a Wu Flu death is correctly identified (which is another issue), the best way is to just compare how many actual deaths there are to the total population.
Waah waah waah......I think a melty glacier is coming better get to high ground...and the US mortality drops down to 3.2% from 6.5% ten weeks ago. Testing gives you lots of infections remember...and its positive antibody tests also in the daily totals. And the mortality rate for Florida remains at 1.4% while the mortality rates for New York and New Jersey are 7.3 and 8.4% respectively.Florida now has a higher infection rate than New Jersey. They're closing in on New York.
Up until about a week ago, the highest infection rates were New York and New Jersey. The top three will be Louisiana, Arizona, and Florida.
You're still talking about the mortality rate. I've already explained this to you. I'm going to ask you some very simple questions. Try not to weasel out of them this time.
Yesterday, 467 people died. Would it be better if 0 people died or if 467 people died? What would you prefer?