16 people in one house?
11 kids?
WTF Atascadero?
, I didn't know. No way.
Did you hear about Chicago?
16 people in one house?
11 kids?
WTF Atascadero?
No known case of teacher catching coronavirus from pupils, says scientist
There has been no recorded case of a teacher catching the coronavirus from a pupil anywhere in the world, according to one of the government’s leading scientific advisers.
Mark Woolhouse, a leading epidemiologist and member of the government’s Sage committee, told The Times that it may have been a mistake to close schools in March given the limited role children play in spreading the virus.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/n...tist-3zk5g2x6z
Did you know that despite only account for 13% of the population...
Rightwingnutjobs are ALWAYS so brave wanting other people to take risks, suffer, die.
What would 20x the infections do to the IFR? If the study is correct it looks like tholdren called det concerning the IFR.
i mean right now if you just take our confirmed cases and deaths you have over a 3.6% death rate. obviously thats not the IFR, but if we quadrupled the actual case count (that study had a huge range as low as 4x) you'd wind up with 0.9% (and that doesnt account for the active cases)
regardless, throwing blind darts and happening to be right wouldnt be anything to be pounding your chest over. he didnt use any analysis or show any math. just "hurdur FLU"
Last edited by spurraider21; 07-22-2020 at 12:15 PM.
Since NYC was the most infected, that's probably the best data set we have to extrapolate IFR from projected case count based on antibody tests. NYC's prevalence is estimated at 23.3% https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...b-surveys.html
Meaning: 1.9 million true infections in NYC. 23K/1.9 million = 1.2 percent IFR. 12x times higher than the flu. Now I don't think it's logical to extrapolate that IFR to the entire country since New York City was a unique case when you consider the population density factors, mass transit use, and their higher susceptibility to respiratory viruses any given year, but a .04-.1 range is probably a safe estimate country wide.
From a couple of weeks ago
Which would make tholdren correct on IFR being less than the flu. And I'm not discounting any deaths or saying coronavirus isn't serious just pointing out tholdren has been beating that drum for months and getting for it daily.
That isn't less than the flu. Flu is .1 percent or .01. Covid is likely .4 percent (.04) to 1 percent (.1).
Still funny when Dr Tholdren was arguing a point a few days ago and posted a link showing a 0.64% IFR
Holdren isn't correct with the Covid being lower in any event. I sometimes up my decimals. The overall consensus is that Covid's IFR is .64% to 1% range. Writing that in decimals is actually .0064 to .01 (100 percent [1], 10 percent [.1], 1 percent [.01])
The flu IFR is .01% or .001.
flu IFR is 0.1% not 0.01% iirc
you had it right a couple of posts above
Meanwhile we ac ulated a few more dozen carcasses
No they haven't. Kids have pretty much been quarantined at home with their parents or other immediate family.
You're just flat lying now.
If kids are quarantined at home with parents or other immediate family instead of being at school all day among other kids their time around adults throughout the day has increased. Adults are the ones infecting kids.
Step up for once.
How many kids 5-17 have died from Covid in the US?
What’s the hospitalization rate for kids 5-17 with Covid?
Kids in middle school and even some grade school switch classes, switch teachers.
Then there's bus driver.
Then there's their family again.
You're a lying idiot.
All of the people you mentioned would have masks on. Do you think parents are wearing masks at home? Do you need me to repost the multiple studies showing kids are being infected in their own homes by parents or adult family members or are you finally ready to step up for once and answer the questions?
How many kids 5-17 have died from Covid in the US?
What’s the hospitalization rate for kids 5-17 with Covid?
Lol look at this lightning speed goalpost move
You're re ed. GTFO with your lying bull already.
Influenza death rates are completely wrong. Did Business Insider use 2020-2021 influenza stats...meaning we haven't even hit our flu season?
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/2018-2019.html
There was no goalpost move, you just don't think things through before you post and are just thinking about your next dodge of a question.
Step up, answer the questions.
How many kids 5-17 have died from Covid in the US?
What’s the hospitalization rate for kids 5-17 with Covid?
Lol tsa. GTFO with your lying bull .
You really don't think things through before you post.
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