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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
The government don'tLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by d000hg View Post
The data is publicly available. Do you know how to use Excel?
Actually, I'm not sure that the total number of tests taken is made available so all the excel skills in the world won't allow you to work the percentage of positive tests if you don't know how many tests were taken.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Paralytic View Post
A graph showing % positive rates (rather than absolute numbers) would help indicate if any of this is what has happened.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYou don't just get many weeks of 30-40% growth in infection sand then suddely turning into 30-40% drop without any levelling off - does not happen naturally, and if it did then it must be first.
My theory -
1. "Pingdemic" bulltulip in the press and real pings (due to increased infections) made lots of young people delete app, so that they don't get pinged.
2. Since they don't get pinged they'll be less likely taking a test that would have picked up asymptomatics (more likely among the young).
3. YUGE DROP IN REPORTED INFECTIONS!
Hospital admissions over next 4-6 weeks should show if this is correct.Leave a comment:
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AtW is so rarely right about anything, just let him have the pyrrhic victory.Leave a comment:
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Hospitalisations will level off in about 7-10 days. Maybe high 8s. Won't hit 10.
Certainly not "well above"Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYeah, and Biden is lost the election, according to you...
Today's numbers for 26 Jul : 5918 in hospital (+1303) on week, 5 days to go, so probably will hit 6500, with +1500 increase per week we'll hit 10k by mid August, so I'll be off by 2 weeks in this case.
And you said "well above" not "just getting there"Leave a comment:
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Yeah, and Biden is lost the election, according to you...
Today's numbers for 26 Jul : 5918 in hospital (+1303) on week, 5 days to go, so probably will hit 6500, with +1500 increase per week we'll hit 10k by mid August, so I'll be off by 2 weeks in this case.Leave a comment:
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