Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions

[tholdren]

It will show if you're honest and deal in facts.

How many Americans have preexisting conditions?

That has nothing to do with what your flawed argument will be. Come back when you have logic

[ChumpDumper]

That has nothing to do with what your flawed argument will be. Come back when you have logic

thldren is scared of me

How many Americans have preexisting conditions?

[tholdren]

Those would be concepts you have no clue about.

And a 7 day moving average is absolutely a math concept that is valuable when one cannot count deaths from the exact moments they occurred.
Which is why the graph is a mixture of a histogram and a line that attempts to illustrate that time, on the x-axis, has no breaks in it (you cant have infinitesimally small units of time which is part of why calculus was invented)
but it cant be because of what I explained above.

I tried to get this out of you before but you had no idea.
You are a fake.

You have just illustrated why your data cannot be used to measure a pandemic


I WIN

[Winehole23]

your gf 90 year old? Gross

I don't tell you who to date.


(we're the same age, not that it's any of your beeswax.)

[tholdren]

I don't tell you who to date.


(we're the same age, not that it's any of your beeswax.)

80?

[Winehole23]

80?

53

[tholdren]

53

Better safe then sorry I guess.

[boutons_deux]

COVID-19 linked to heart damage in healthy people, small study suggests

Three quarters of recovered COVID-19 patients had signs of lingering heart damage months after their initial infection.

People who recover from COVID-19 may have lingering heart damage and inflammation months after their initial infection, even if they were not hospitalized

On MRI scans taken more than two months after their diagnosis, about three-quarters of these patients showed signs of heart abnormalities, including inflammation of the heart muscle, or myocarditis.

findings are potentially worrisome because heart inflammation and damage may give rise to heart failure, a potentially life-threatening condition

Both the researchers and the patients were surprised by the prevalence of these heart abnormalities, and that they were still pronounced weeks after the patients had recovered,

the development of heart failure ... it is quite possible that in a few years this burden will be enormous,"

Overall, 78% of recovered COVID-19 patients showed signs of some type of heart abnormality.

The most common heart problem was inflammation of the heart muscle, or myocarditis, experienced by 60% of patients.

Some patients also showed signs of inflammation of the pericardium, the tissue that surrounds the heart.

participants with a relative paucity of preexisting cardiovascular [conditions] and with mostly home-based recovery had frequent cardiac inflammatory involvement"

evidence of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in the heart tissue of 61% of patients.

these two studies raise worries that the COVID-19 pandemic could spur an increase in cases of heart failure.

https://www.livescience.com/covid-19-causes-heart-damage-healthy-people.html

[tholdren]

COVID-19 linked to heart damage in healthy people, small study suggests

Three quarters of recovered COVID-19 patients had signs of lingering heart damage months after their initial infection.

People who recover from COVID-19 may have lingering heart damage and inflammation months after their initial infection, even if they were not hospitalized

On MRI scans taken more than two months after their diagnosis, about three-quarters of these patients showed signs of heart abnormalities, including inflammation of the heart muscle, or myocarditis.

findings are potentially worrisome because heart inflammation and damage may give rise to heart failure, a potentially life-threatening condition

Both the researchers and the patients were surprised by the prevalence of these heart abnormalities, and that they were still pronounced weeks after the patients had recovered,

the development of heart failure ... it is quite possible that in a few years this burden will be enormous,"

Overall, 78% of recovered COVID-19 patients showed signs of some type of heart abnormality.

The most common heart problem was inflammation of the heart muscle, or myocarditis, experienced by 60% of patients.

Some patients also showed signs of inflammation of the pericardium, the tissue that surrounds the heart.

participants with a relative paucity of preexisting cardiovascular [conditions] and with mostly home-based recovery had frequent cardiac inflammatory involvement"

evidence of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in the heart tissue of 61% of patients.

these two studies raise worries that the COVID-19 pandemic could spur an increase in cases of heart failure.

https://www.livescience.com/covid-19-causes-heart-damage-healthy-people.html

Another reason to live a healthy lifestyle

[Winehole23]

Better safe then sorry I guess.

we'll see, being safer is just safer. risk can't really be eliminated. The rate of false negatives for the test I took is ~20%, allegedly.

[tholdren]

we'll see, being safer is just safer. risk can't really be eliminated. The rate of false negatives for the test I took is ~20%, allegedly.

From probability standpoint you will both live.

[Winehole23]

From probability standpoint you will both live.

thanks, man.

appreciate the encouragement.

[tholdren]

thanks, man.

appreciate the encouragement.

This is the problem with people who say blah blah blah its science or math. They put emotion behind the science or math. And then it is not science or math.

[ChumpDumper]

This is the problem with people who say blah blah blah its science or math. They put emotion behind the science or math. And then it is not science or math.

You've been a ball of pure emotion since the Ghost of April haunted your bunker.

[ElNono]

This is the problem with people who say blah blah blah its science or math. They put emotion behind the science or math. And then it is not science or math.

gossip

[tholdren]

You've been a ball of pure emotion since the Ghost of April swept you away to your bunker.

For someone so no emotional you sure do get angry and worry about others.

But since you dont add anything not shocked.

Can't do math. Don't know history... what is it you.do on this forum? Oh yeah gossip and seek attention

[ChumpDumper]

Can't do math.

You sure can't.

When was the last time you showed your math here?

Provide a link or get emotional about it.

[tholdren]

You sure can't.

When was the last time you showed your math here?

Provide a link or get emotional about it.

Lololololl you cant even tell me where the data you use comes from


/thread

[Winehole23]

This is the problem with people who say blah blah blah its science or math. They put emotion behind the science or math. And then it is not science or math.

not sure who you're talking about.

do you have particular posters in mind?

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[tholdren]

not sure who you're talking about.

do you have particular posters in mind?

\

Chumpdump

[ChumpDumper]

Lololololl you cant even tell me where the data you use comes from


/thread

fldren folds

/fldren

[tholdren]

fldren folds

/fldren

so you didn't answer the questions and then you say I fold.

Interesting

[ChumpDumper]

so you didn't answer the questions

You never answered the question I've been asking you for two days.

How many Americans have preexisting conditions?

Answer or fold again.

[Winehole23]

Chumpdump

let it go, man. is it really that much fun?

you are not going to outpost him. been here ten years, it's not gonna happen.

[DarrinS]

So many of you arguing with one poster. Hopefully, you aren't being trolled.