Florida Department of Education orders all its schools to reopen campuses in August after coronavirus closures

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testing healthy people. Loloooloo

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Wrong.

Try again.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Besides your smoke theory.:lmao

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Yep, f:lolldren folds... ‘best part of my day’

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foldren's three month meltdown is impressive, especially after his three months in hiding

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Wrong.

Try again.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Besides your smoke theory.:lmao

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lol ChumpDumper thinks colleges aren't testing healthy


Lololooolo

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lol ChumpDumper thinks colleges aren't testing healthy


Lololooolo

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f:lolldren still scared of my simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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f:lolldren still scared of my simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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chumpdump going to flatten the curve for life

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chumpdump going to flatten the curve for life

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How do you say the virus is spread?

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chumpdump going to flatten the curve for life

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chumpdump following guidance of cdc with no goal to end guidance

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chumpdump following guidance of cdc with no goal to end guidance

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You think the virus is spread by smoke.

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You think the virus is spread by smoke.

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you will wear a mask for eternity

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you will wear a mask for eternity

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Nope.

Quit dodging and answer the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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Nope.

Quit dodging and answer the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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then when will you stop?

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then when will you stop?

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Asked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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Asked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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thats right you said never.

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thats right you said never.

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Nope.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldk

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Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldk

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Asked and answered.

You're certainly scared of the simple science question.

How do you say the virus is spread?

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Chumpdump can't even answer when he will stop wearing a mak. LolooloololoooloIlklaoossllskslsolsledkkekalallsla lsldldldk

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The truth about what has gone on at college football programs over the past few months in pursuit of playing this fall has started to dribble out into public view. It’s not a flattering picture.


Texas Tech has had 75 players test positive for COVID-19 since June. LSU coach Ed Orgeron casually mentioned to reporters Tuesday that “most of our players have caught it” while adding he hopes they don’t catch it again. Memphis had to postpone its game against Houston scheduled for this weekend because of a significant number of cases that popped up following its season opener against Arkansas State, which has now subsequently had to postpone a game against Central Arkansas. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley acknowledged that the season opener against Missouri State last week was in jeopardy.

And those are just the ones we’ve learned about in the past few days.

So, uh, why exactly did Big Ten presidents get so much grief over canceling fall football that have been browbeaten into possibly changing their minds?...."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ch/5809446002/

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The truth about what has gone on at college football programs over the past few months in pursuit of playing this fall has started to dribble out into public view. It’s not a flattering picture.


Texas Tech has had 75 players test positive for COVID-19 since June. LSU coach Ed Orgeron casually mentioned to reporters Tuesday that “most of our players have caught it” while adding he hopes they don’t catch it again. Memphis had to postpone its game against Houston scheduled for this weekend because of a significant number of cases that popped up following its season opener against Arkansas State, which has now subsequently had to postpone a game against Central Arkansas. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley acknowledged that the season opener against Missouri State last week was in jeopardy.

And those are just the ones we’ve learned about in the past few days.

So, uh, why exactly did Big Ten presidents get so much grief over canceling fall football that have been browbeaten into possibly changing their minds?...."

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ch/5809446002/

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Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

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Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

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testing healthy kids so false positives ans asymptomatic can keep the virus scare going

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testing healthy kids so false positives ans asymptomatic can keep the virus scare going

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Testing million per day. Lol find that dangerous virus. Loloo

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Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

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Lies

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Lies

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nope

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nope

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Lie

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Lololl who cares? They aren't at health risk. They have to cancel because cancel culture cannot live with personal responsibility

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Facts

^ f:lolldren caught lying again

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^ f:lolldren caught lying again

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el wrongwrong lying and ChumpDumper styling ignoring the problem people like them created. Wear your non working mask

0 school death

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el wrongwrong lying and ChumpDumper styling ignoring the problem people like them created. Wear your non working mask

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0 school death

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^ f:lolldren caught lying again

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oh no

El nonnonon

Lying about kids dying.

^ gossip

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oh no

El nonnonon

Lying about kids dying.

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^ f:lolldren caught lying again

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Emergency law versus Human Rights

The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.

The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45

The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.

There is no state of emergency.

Immense damage caused by the current policies

An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.

If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.

As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.

We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, i.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43

Distribution of this letter

We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.

We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.

With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.

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Emergency law versus Human Rights

The general principle of good governance calls for the proportionality of government decisions to be weighed up in the light of the Higher Legal Standards: any interference by government must comply with the fundamental rights as protected in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Interference by public authorities is only permitted in crisis situations. In other words, discretionary decisions must be proportionate to an absolute necessity.

The measures currently taken concern interference in the exercise of, among other things, the right to respect of private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and freedom of assembly and association, the right to education, etc., and must therefore comply with fundamental rights as protected by the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
For example, in accordance with Article 8(2) of the ECHR, interference with the right to private and family life is permissible only if the measures are necessary in the interests of national security, public safety, the economic well-being of the country, the protection of public order and the prevention of criminal offences, the protection of health or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others, the regulatory text on which the interference is based must be sufficiently clear, foreseeable and proportionate to the objectives pursued.45

The predicted pandemic of millions of deaths seemed to respond to these crisis conditions, leading to the establishment of an emergency government. Now that the objective facts show something completely different, the condition of inability to act otherwise (no time to evaluate thoroughly if there is an emergency) is no longer in place. Covid-19 is not a cold virus, but a well treatable condition with a mortality rate comparable to the seasonal flu. In other words, there is no longer an insurmountable obstacle to public health.

There is no state of emergency.

Immense damage caused by the current policies

An open discussion on corona measures means that, in addition to the years of life gained by corona patients, we must also take into account other factors affecting the health of the entire population. These include damage in the psychosocial domain (increase in depression, anxiety, suicides, intra-family violence and child abuse)16 and economic damage.

If we take this collateral damage into account, the current policy is out of all proportion, the proverbial use of a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

We find it shocking that the government is invoking health as a reason for the emergency law.

As doctors and health professionals, in the face of a virus which, in terms of its harmfulness, mortality and transmissibility, approaches the seasonal influenza, we can only reject these extremely disproportionate measures.

We therefore demand an immediate end to all measures.We are questioning the legitimacy of the current advisory experts, who meet behind closed doors.Following on from ACU 2020 46 https://acu2020.org/nederlandse-versie/ we call for an in-depth examination of the role of the WHO and the possible influence of conflicts of interest in this organisation. It was also at the heart of the fight against the “infodemic”, i.e. the systematic censorship of all dissenting opinions in the media. This is unacceptable for a democratic state governed by the rule of law.43

Distribution of this letter

We would like to make a public appeal to our professional associations and fellow carers to give their opinion on the current measures.

We draw attention to and call for an open discussion in which carers can and dare to speak out.

With this open letter, we send out the signal that progress on the same footing does more harm than good, and call on politicians to inform themselves independently and critically about the available evidence – including that from experts with different views, as long as it is based on sound science – when rolling out a policy, with the aim of promoting optimum health.

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lol cdc

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^ f:lolldren caught lying again

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:lmao DeathSantis lifting all COVID restrictions and prohibiting cities from instituting their own restrictions without state approval

https://weartv.com/news/local/watch-...ess-conference

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:lmao DeathSantis lifting all COVID restrictions and prohibiting cities from instituting their own restrictions without state approval

https://weartv.com/news/local/watch-...ess-conference

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Only averaging 100 deaths a day. Gotta get those numbers up.

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Only averaging 100 deaths a day. Gotta get those numbers up.

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:lol 177 deaths yesterday and 202 deaths the day before, sounds like a great time to lift restrictions. Florida is so fucked up.

Big mistake doing it 40 days before the election, should have made the announcement like a week prior to by the time shit hits the fan ballots are already cast.

:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

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:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

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Muh Pollo Tropical is selling chicken nuggets faster than niggas can pull the meat off the bone

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:lmao another 173 COVID deaths today while Florida fully opens up

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And I took you for a smart guy :lol

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And I took you for a smart guy :lol

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What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?

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What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?

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:lol TSAnon touting 90-100 daily death average as a raging success.

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What about all the other 100 death days Florida has had in the last week?

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today

yesterday

wednesday

tuesday

So the majority of those deaths happened in September....it’s October 2nd today. Don’t see how this means DeathSantis is making the right decision by opening up.

TSAnon is proving is that scores of people could be dying today in Florida that won't be counted for months.

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today

yesterday

wednesday

tuesday

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https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/it...ltFSOrder#data

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So the majority of those deaths happened in September....it’s October 2nd today. Don’t see how this means DeathSantis is making the right decision by opening up.

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day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/it...ltFSOrder#data

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day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/it...ltFSOrder#data

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hmm.

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TSAnon is proving is that scores of people could be dying today in Florida that won't be counted for months.

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Pretty much.

He keeps using that data. I don't think it means what he thinks it means.

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today

yesterday

wednesday

tuesday

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Jennifer Cabrera did some good work.

The presentation of the data by showing the date of the change and mapping that to the date of death was good.

It would be useful to get a sense of the average delay in tallying a death to a particular day. We use estimates like that in insurance when we estimate development for reporting years. "in the first year the data is generally 90% complete, second year 95%, third year 99%", so we can estimate reserves.

if you know what the reporting lag/development is, you can factor that into the data and get a reasonably good estimate as to what the actual count is going to be a lot quicker.

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day by day if you are interested in not looking silly saying OMG 173 deaths today :lol

https://fdoh.maps.arcgis.com/home/it...ltFSOrder#data

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But if they're having to go an add deaths later on, that mean the 'daily' count is, at the very least, inaccurate?

In other words, if the daily count was accurate, they wouldn't need to go back and add 170 deaths over the last month.

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But if they're having to go an add deaths later on, that mean the 'daily' count is, at the very least, inaccurate?

In other words, if the daily count was accurate, they wouldn't need to go back and add 170 deaths over the last month.

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But having 175 deaths in one day insinuates 175 people died on one day. internet pundits like to extrapolate and push the panic buttons.

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But having 175 deaths in one day insinuates 175 people died on one day. internet pundits like to extrapolate and push the panic buttons.

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It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

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It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

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This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.

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This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.

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All 7-day rolling average does is smooth out the differences between more deaths being reported on say Wednesdays vs Sundays.

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This is why I told SR21 to use a 7 day rolling average. Of course the forum pretended that was hilarious. Some of you are just now catching up. You not included.

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:lmao... when i gave you a 7 day rolling average you whined about that too. that was the hilarious part

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Originally Posted by spurraider21

for those who have had issues with the analyses done by looking at excess deaths... excess death figures seem to track quite well with the covid deaths...

https://i.gyazo.com/93d45cb96dd57696...0ef8a390dd.png

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/c...ess_deaths.htm


https://i.gyazo.com/176562ba92ab10cb...3ead692d0d.png

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Why show daily deaths when it's obvious by the pattern they are not being reported completely on the weekends even though the days are still be counted? Then the numbers are tallied in the following week/s. A 7 day moving average is a better indicator. The chart should be called "daily deaths reported" instead of "daily deaths". It's misleading but for plenty on the left, that's ok since it confirms what you think you already knew.

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theres a 7 day average option on worldometer

https://i.gyazo.com/a5c6695265d26696...7469bce811.png

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING

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No shit. It just overlays. You're still pushing panic porn over daily deaths when in reality the daily deaths aren't as high as these "record deaths" utterances indicate. Don't pretend it's the same thing, it's not. The total deaths are the same, and to take it to the extreme to prove a point, imagine all deaths from the year reported in one week as daily deaths.. WOW!

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you specifically asked for the 7 day moving average :rollin


now that you dont like that the 7 day moving average doesnt change the narrative, you're going full reeee

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:lol dem receipts

I wasn not bitching about it. I was saying that it's just an overlay, but if you're going to highlight daily deaths and talk about records, you need to have your facts straight. Once again you illustrate you focus more on pedantry than on discussion. Your chart still showed daily deaths as well.

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All 7-day rolling average does is smooth out the differences between more deaths being reported on say Wednesdays vs Sundays.

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Which matters in discussions on daily deaths, unless you think people don't die on Sundays.

My electricity bill was zero for 3 months, then suddenly I get a bill for 1500 dollars. I need to find out why I used so much electricity in that 4th month.

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It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

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Lololol 9 months later. Lololool you

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It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

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Loloolooollpolollpplpllooll

Lololoooloooooloo

9
Months
Later



Bwahahahaahhahahaahahha

^ :lmao back from the bunker meltdown

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Which matters in discussions on daily deaths, unless you think people don't die on Sundays.

My electricity bill was zero for 3 months, then suddenly I get a bill for 1500 dollars. I need to find out why I used so much electricity in that 4th month.

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Yeah I can see how that electric bill dilemma could be a real calculator breaker for you

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It's just as disingenuous to point to daily deaths when you already know they're going to be corrected later.

At least grab a sample of a couple months get the average and see what that looks like.

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Bwahaha


Wrong wrong

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Yeah I can see how that electric bill dilemma could be a real calculator breaker for you

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It's an analogy, Blake. Death rate matters, but people like you focus on panic narrative and ignore rationality.

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It's an analogy, Blake. Death rate matters, but people like you focus on panic narrative and ignore rationality.

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I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

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I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

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Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

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Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

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tholdren rambling like he's got a fever and loss of smell

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I'm making fun of your retarded analogy, DMC.

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Here's one you might understand:

You find 3 ounces of semen in your bed on your wife's side of the bed. She was late coming home 4 nights last week. She hasn't let you fuck her in 6 months. You suddenly think your wife is producing semen.

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Here's one you might understand:

You find 3 ounces of semen in your bed on your wife's side of the bed. She was late coming home 4 nights last week. She hasn't let you fuck her in 6 months. You suddenly think your wife is producing semen.

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:lol you can always tell when DMC gets flustered.

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:lol you can always tell when DMC gets flustered.

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Keep trying to convince yourself that you matter here.

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Beahajahhahahahahah

Ifr less than flu

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Butler! Go Miami!

Less than flu

When I say Foldren, you say folds. Foldren...Folds, Foldren...Folds, Foldren...Folds.

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Less than flu

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Lololo


Ifr

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Keep trying to convince yourself that you matter here.

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:lol keep trying to convince yourself my rent ain't free

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:lol keep trying to convince yourself my rent ain't free

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You following me around responding to me then using the rent free meme is hilarious.

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You following me around responding to me then using the rent free meme is hilarious.

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The "you following me around" gripe is awesome considering you have 9 posts in this thread while I have over 200.

Keep trying, this is great. :tu

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Yes this has been known for months

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Yes this has been known for months

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Lolokooo

Midnightpulp and wrongdomGuy

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At least 60 coronavirus deaths in the U.S. can be linked to college campuses,

found more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases traced to U.S. college and universities since the beginning of the pandemic.

https://www.kxan.com/news/report-60-...lege-campuses/

... source article dated 1 month ago

8 teachers have now died

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Originally Posted by boutons_deux

At least 60 coronavirus deaths in the U.S. can be linked to college campuses,

found more than 50,000 COVID-19 cases traced to U.S. college and universities since the beginning of the pandemic.

https://www.kxan.com/news/report-60-...lege-campuses/

... source article dated 1 month ago

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Oh my God! 60 deaths can be linked to colleges!!!

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Oh my God! 60 deaths can be linked to colleges!!!

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boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

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boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

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Ifr less than flu says the WHO

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boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

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Ifr less than flu says the WHO

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No one healthy dying

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boomer not caring about dead americans, per par

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boomer not caring about dead boomers, per par

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fify

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fify

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Unfortunately, it's not just old boomers. Might be the vast majority, but the death count of younger people is certainly not zero.

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Less than flu

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Why so many more deaths than usual? Are we suddenly weaker and more vulnerable in 2020 than the year before?

How do you account for ~200,000 and counting excess deaths in seven months? Can you explain it?