Right in some states this may happen. It doesnt in texas.You this much of a dumb ? Deaths lag and aren't all added simultaneously. In two days, AZ added 18 deaths that occurred on July 9th.
So when you go to the dashboard and see that 5 people died today, that was just how deaths were reported for today for that day. As things progress, more deaths will added across different dates.
And wear a mask.
The argument is that deaths reported as new deaths are not new daily deaths. States are representing as new deaths that day. This site allows you to see when the deaths actually happened so people like you dont say oh my God new cases always lead to new deaths.
For instance as baseline bum so eloquently put the deaths reported for the 16th happened at least a week before some even in April that were reported deaths on the 16th
This is not how you can measure a what used to be pandemic
no this is not what I am arguing. But good lie. What I am arguing is that deaths reported per day in no way can represent a measurement of a pandemic unless it is reported as the actual death date and used in correlation with onset date of disease and hospital admission.thldren argues the lag in death reporting means no deaths happening today or yesterday could possibly be reported later.
He is not smart.
Has never once been claimed.
How do you measure it?
Show your math.
I just told you. Re read
This is a logistic impossibility.
No they aren't new daily deaths that happened today, what you don't understand is that ulative amount of deaths reported each day show trends. Texas is trending very fast in the wrong direction and the data shows this, despite the couple of deaths from April that made it into the report.
I just told you show your math.
It isn't an impossibility. Its just poor health reporting structure.
This is a logistic impossibility.
No they aren't new daily deaths that happened today, what you don't understand is that ulative amount of deaths reported each day show trends. Texas is trending very fast in the wrong direction and the data shows this, despite the couple of deaths from April that made it into the report.
His argument is that it as really worse than he said it was months ago and we're just now finding out all the people died then.
This is a logistic impossibility.
No they aren't new daily deaths that happened today, what you don't understand is that ulative amount of deaths reported each day show trends. Texas is trending very fast in the wrong direction and the data shows this, despite the couple of deaths from April that made it into the report.
No math.
Sad.
Gossip I tell you!
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/17/texa...us-deaths.html
The state doesn’t yet need the additional mortuary trucks, said Seth Christensen, a spokesman for the Texas Division of Emergency Management
Pretty much a headline grab and gossip. You are correct
no, you don't understand math so you don't understand analysis or curvature of any dataset associated with the virus.His argument is that it as really worse than he said it was months ago and we're just now finding out all the people died then.
No math.
Sad.
You don't post any of that. You spread gossip and when you're called out you give links to theinternet.com like you're proving something.
Sad.
My math already predicted the ifr similar to flu. The cdc said months ago 2x flu. Now with all cases going to be less. My math = correct. You are still wondering what ifr means and how it's calculated.
Lol
Sad
Show it.
already did.
Nah.
And if you did, what's stopping you from linking it or showing it again?
That's just science.
Did Texas hospitals need to order mortuary trucks 2 weeks ago?
And "yet."
CDC upgraded the IFR estimate to .065, about 6x higher than the flu.
th
yes I did, remember you kept saying that it wasn't 2x flu, then cdc said it was actually a little less than 2x flu?
This was after I repeatedly told.you if you're not 70 and or have a preexisting health condition you will be fine. Then you said everyone was high risk.
Then I said just wash your hands and maintain good hygienic practices and you ridiculed that, but now you are going on an on about nordic countries who say the exact same thing.
This has been terrible for you
Prove it.
Do the nongossip math.
Right now.
This will be terrible for you.
The CDC's latest estimate of 0.65% is in close agreement with the the overall IFR reported by the Swiss study.
https://www.acsh.org/news/2020/07/14...-schools-14909
This has been terrible for th
Parameter Values that vary among the five COVID-19 Pandemic Planning Scenarios. The scenarios are intended to advance public health preparedness and planning. They are not predictions or estimates of the expected impact of COVID-19.
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