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    I notice any time you are asked specifics you just emoji. Why?
    You're afraid to show your math.

    You're afraid to post links.

    You're afraid of me.

    That's why I laugh at you.

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    I notice any time you are asked specifics you just emoji. Why?
    Sweden lost. That's it. And Texas with another 300 death day. You write a letter to Abbott yet?

    And wear your mask.

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    Sweden lost. That's it. And Texas with another 300 death day. You write a letter to Abbott yet?

    And wear your mask.

    Midnightpulp still runs from the basic question.

    How are cases counted?

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    Midnightpulp still runs from the basic question.

    How are cases counted?
    Through a test or doctor's diagnosis. EzeePzee

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    Through a test or doctor's diagnosis. EzeePzee
    So don't even have to have symptoms?

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    So don't even have to have symptoms?
    I see midnightpulp avoided this. Nothing new.

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    I see midnightpulp avoided this. Nothing new.
    Lololooll


    Quick create a terrible scatterplot

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    Lololooll

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    Ny times did a nice piece about why lockdowns don't work. Enjoy.

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    The average number of daily COVID-19 deaths on a weekly basis has fallen from a peak of just over 2,000 to 700 or so. That’s a roughly 65% decline. And it’s no fluke. The figure has been dropping steadily since April.

    Hold on. That last number for June 23 on the chart shows a huge jump. Should we be worried? Is this the much-dreaded surge some have been talking up?

    Apparently not. A big part of that one-time gain came from a revision by one state: Delaware.

    As Youyang Gu, an MIT data scientist who created the COVID 19-projections.com site, tweeted: “To put the increase in deaths in context, Delaware added 69 deaths today: ‘The revision came from identifying 67 deaths dating back to April.’ So if you take out those 67 deaths, the week-over-week deaths have not changed.”

    Goldman Sachs’ state-level tracker shows similar trends. The volume of coronavirus tests has risen 23% in the past two weeks, but positive results have increased just 1.3 percentage points to 6.2%. Meanwhile, deaths have fallen over the past two weeks by 12%.

    This is bad news for those who, for a variety of reasons, seek to plunge us back into lockdowns and social isolation, despite the proven devastating economic impacts that would have. If COVID-19 deaths aren’t rising, and they aren’t, the rationale for shutdowns evaporates.

    But the rationale in the first place could be even weaker than first thought. The reason for this is that the deaths now attributed to COVID-19 might be grossly exaggerated. The evidence is substantial, and has been obvious for weeks. (We first wrote about it in late May.)

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    The average number of daily COVID-19 deaths on a weekly basis has fallen from a peak of just over 2,000 to 700 or so. That’s a roughly 65% decline. And it’s no fluke. The figure has been dropping steadily since April.

    Hold on. That last number for June 23 on the chart shows a huge jump. Should we be worried? Is this the much-dreaded surge some have been talking up?

    Apparently not. A big part of that one-time gain came from a revision by one state: Delaware.

    As Youyang Gu, an MIT data scientist who created the COVID 19-projections.com site, tweeted: “To put the increase in deaths in context, Delaware added 69 deaths today: ‘The revision came from identifying 67 deaths dating back to April.’ So if you take out those 67 deaths, the week-over-week deaths have not changed.”

    Goldman Sachs’ state-level tracker shows similar trends. The volume of coronavirus tests has risen 23% in the past two weeks, but positive results have increased just 1.3 percentage points to 6.2%. Meanwhile, deaths have fallen over the past two weeks by 12%.

    This is bad news for those who, for a variety of reasons, seek to plunge us back into lockdowns and social isolation, despite the proven devastating economic impacts that would have. If COVID-19 deaths aren’t rising, and they aren’t, the rationale for shutdowns evaporates.

    But the rationale in the first place could be even weaker than first thought. The reason for this is that the deaths now attributed to COVID-19 might be grossly exaggerated. The evidence is substantial, and has been obvious for weeks. (We first wrote about it in late May.)
    She's also upset about moving the Columbus statue out of the capitol.

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    Ny times did a nice piece about why lockdowns don't work. Enjoy.
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    Meanwhile, 160,000 homeless live on California’s streets, unprotected from the virus, and they are not dying off or dropping like flies. They have health issues, most are drug addicts, and are the perfect control group for public health officials to study.
    Not often you see advocacy for eugenics.

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    The land with no face masks: Holland's top scientists say there's no solid evidence coverings work and warn they could even damage the fight against Covid-19

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    Sweden COVID-19 Death Rate Lower Than Spain, Italy and U.K., Despite Never Having Lockdown

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    The land with no face masks: Holland's top scientists say there's no solid evidence coverings work and warn they could even damage the fight against Covid-19
    Daily Mail gossip.

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    bump for success

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    Wrong.

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    Just like sweden the no lockdown states had ifr less than flu in 60 and below. More than half deaths 80 plus.....


    Lockdowns have caused more destruction than covid.


    Wash your hands

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    Show your math.

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    Arizona hospitals churning out all the probable covid of the hospitals. Declining for days. This is just another example of incorrect data hyped by media and gossip heroes. Werent covid to begin with. Counted as new positives. Used for political restrictions.

    Lol @ RandomGuy and midnightpulp


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    Arizona hospitals churning out all the probable covid of the hospitals. Declining for days. This is just another example of incorrect data hyped by media and gossip heroes. Werent covid to begin with. Counted as new positives. Used for political restrictions.

    Lol @ RandomGuy and midnightpulp

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    gossip

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    bwahahahahaahahhahahahahahahahhahahah

    El nono so wrong he's defaulted to crying me and chasing me around. Lolololoo



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    For weeks




    Jahahahahhaaha
    Or should I say.... 2 more weeks. Bwahahahhahahahahaahhahahahahah

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