Georgia was one of the first states to reopen. It has been reopen for over 2 months now.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...ndemic/610882/

"Kemp’s move to reopen was condemned by scientists, high-ranking Republicans from his own state, and Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms; it even drew a public rebuke from President Donald Trump, who had reportedly approved the measures before distancing himself from the governor amid the backlash."

Georgia's COVID-19 death rate has not increased. At all.

"Gov. Brian Kemp’s aggressive scheme to lift Georgia out of COVID-19 lockdown may cost many thousands of lives, according to models prepared by epidemiologists and computer scientists at Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in partnership with The Daily Beast.

By contrast, under Kemp’s current plan to reopen, if approved businesses returned to just 50 percent of their pre-pandemic activity (or “contact”) levels, that range could reach 1,604 to 4,236 deaths. At 100 percent of pre-shutdown activity, the projected final body count could soar to a range between 4,279 and 9,748."

https://www.thedailybeast.com/ending...sands?ref=home

I am shocked that people still believe the garbage that comes from epidemiologists and politicans. If any of the above quoted models were accurate, Florida should be over 6,000 total COVID-19 deaths right now, the actual number is 3,446.

A nation of hysterics and cowards. The 7-day average death rate in Georgia is the same that is was before "sheltering in place" was ordered in April.

Florida has also had a consistent death rate for the entire month of June. On average less than 40 deaths per day with a population of over 21,000,000. In fact, their death rate is the same as it was in early April.Attachment 5486

Do you ever post these charts with your butt clenched, knowing that your predictions based on past performance are nothing but a wild guess?

Because the facts aren't really in your corner. A surge in daily cases is bound to have delayed surge in daily deaths. It's only a matter of time. I hope you're still around on the forum in a couple weeks to own it.

Define “surge,” and please go on record as to when you believe that will happen. Cases have been on the rise for 4 weeks, while deaths have been on the decline. When will that “surge“ happen? TIA.

*Sigh*
I guess I have to spell everything out for you, don't I? Here you go.

https://i.imgur.com/8qkTc3b.png
Cases have doubled in the last 2 weeks, not 4. That means we've got about 1 week or so before the deaths start to spike. We've already hit bottom. See for yourself.

https://i.imgur.com/7iu1BT3.png
There, does that help?

I’m becoming more convinced by each post that I may be speaking to an individual with special needs.

When did the number of cases begin increasing? Can you explain the increase of daily cases while the daily deaths continue to stagnate or decrease over the last four weeks?

Can you please go on record as to when we will see a “surge” in deaths? Thank you in advance for your well thought out response.

Dude. You can count them yourself. Every one of the RED LINES is ONE Day. Let's count them... 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,....14!

The surge in cases starts about 14 lines from the end of the chart. That would mean 14 days. Yay!! Good job princess!

Now it's time for snacks and naptime for you.

Edit to your edit: Your reading comprehension sucks. I've already made my prediction in the previous post.

When will we see a surge in deaths? One week from today? And according to your previous post a “surge” is defined as double? TIA.

I also want to go on record that this debate about data and surges and returning to normalcy is ridiculous.

We're talking about people's lives here. And those that want to downplay it and say that everything is cool now that we're only losing 500 a day is losing sight of what matters.

Every number is someone's family member. A father. A son. A mother. A daughter. Every number had a story, with highs and lows. And it was a story that was cut short because of this nation's inability to come together and work the problem as a team.

We should all be ashamed.