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Yet the statistics so far argue otherwise.PartyOf5 wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 11:52 amWait. Didn't you exclude New York from some of your previous calculations because they were an outlier (not the term you used, but it was something like that). Now you want to not only include New York but use it to apply across the entire US.The Conservative wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 10:33 amThat's the problem, there is testing out there saying that the number of cases has increased, but the death toll has not. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/23/nyre ... st-ny.html
1 in 5 may have been infected by COVID already... That means 1,680,000 of people in NY may already of had COVID.... now if we take that into consideration,we would have to take the Southern, Eastern, and Western states and round out about 1/5th of their population of having COVID without being tested, which I have no issue doing, but it still doesn't increase the death tolls...
But we have to come to an agreement that 1/5 of the country already has COVID tested or not... and that the numbers we have now are a minimum count.
If 1/5 of NY has it and 25,000 people there have died, you cannot extrapolate that to "well, if everyone gets it no more people will die". If 4/5 have yet to catch it and eventually do, then you are looking at potentially 125,000 deaths in New York alone.
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BUT WHAT IF, MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN?!!?The Conservative wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 12:49 pmYet the statistics so far argue otherwise.PartyOf5 wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 11:52 amWait. Didn't you exclude New York from some of your previous calculations because they were an outlier (not the term you used, but it was something like that). Now you want to not only include New York but use it to apply across the entire US.The Conservative wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 10:33 amThat's the problem, there is testing out there saying that the number of cases has increased, but the death toll has not. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/23/nyre ... st-ny.html
1 in 5 may have been infected by COVID already... That means 1,680,000 of people in NY may already of had COVID.... now if we take that into consideration,we would have to take the Southern, Eastern, and Western states and round out about 1/5th of their population of having COVID without being tested, which I have no issue doing, but it still doesn't increase the death tolls...
But we have to come to an agreement that 1/5 of the country already has COVID tested or not... and that the numbers we have now are a minimum count.
If 1/5 of NY has it and 25,000 people there have died, you cannot extrapolate that to "well, if everyone gets it no more people will die". If 4/5 have yet to catch it and eventually do, then you are looking at potentially 125,000 deaths in New York alone.
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As the data showed I provided for Mass, the majority of the people who are more than likely to get the flu are older, and those who are likely to die are on the high end of the age scale. The average death age in Mass in 82. We can pretty much state the same can be said nationwide. Depending on who, and of what age they are getting sick at, we can estimate their chance of survival.Xenophon wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 12:00 pmhttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/06/ny-gov- ... -home.html
Early look at data from 100 New York hospitals shows that 66% of new admissions related to the virus are people who were at home, Cuomo said.
He also said a majority of the cases in New York City are minorities, with nearly half being African American or Hispanic.
Cuomo said nearly 84% of the hospitalized cases were people who were not commuting to work through car services, personal cars, public transit or walking. He said a majority of those people were either retired or unemployed. Overall, some 73% of the admissions were people over age 51.
The majority of deaths are inside hospitals and nursing homes btw.
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lol i dont even know the origin of the well built joke but i know its a meme
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“It’s just a flu, bro”
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"it can mimic about any illness" Really, are you really going to try pulling that shit here?
I had COVID-19, back in January. when it was diagnosed as am Unknown Flu. it's the fucking FLU! get your brains and your balls back from your ex, and... don't come back to me saying I am retarded because I don't believe you, you have played the disability card on this exact topic a few times already, and I am tired of hearing someone who accuses others of being mentally slow using the fucking disability card when they prided themselves on logic and browbeating people into submission because they had facts that could not be argued. Yet throughout this entire topic, you have been posting like a wet behind the ear noob.
People who are elderly, people who are immunocompromised, and people who have pre-existing medical conditions have a higher chance of getting it. Those who are elderly and/or immunocompromised or have health-related issues have a greater chance to die from it if not treated properly.
End of story... the issue here isn't that it's a matter of when we get back on our feet, but how and how soon. If we follow your logic, the economy will implode and we will have a world-wide depression that will collapse economies all over the world.
If we suck it up and actually act like adults, we will be done with this by August at the latest if my math is correct, which as of lately, mine has a better percentage of being accurate than yours.
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“I had flu-like symptoms in Jan and was diagnosed with influenza. Therefore I must have had covid and its symptoms are just like influenza. Fuck science and shit.”
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There is a difference between diagoised with Flu Type B and Flu type A and an unknown strain you moron, which I had both A and B this year before I had COVID, it was why it was an unknown Flu... because I should have been OK by the end of dealing with Flu type B.Speaker to Animals wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 1:16 pm“I had flu-like symptoms in Jan and was diagnosed with influenza. Therefore I must have had covid and its symptoms are just like influenza. Fuck science and shit.”
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