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Quote: Most states are increasing their rate of testing. Increasing the rate of testing obviously increases the odds of producing an increased rate of detected infections, however the case count alone is not a remotely accurate picture of a given states situation. You would at a minimum want to know what the percent of negative cases are out of the daily testing numbers. There are plenty of websites out there that are aggregating those numbers for easy consumption if you were interested enough to find it.

The general trend across the nation is that infections, hospitalizations, and deaths are all decreasing. CNN et al leaves that important piece of context off the chyron for some reason.
100% accurate....
Quote: AZ and Texas along with the states that closed late and opened early have seen spikes in cases and deaths the last 2 weeks. By continuing to ignore the guidelines you are prolonging this rather than fixing it. US is up in cases and deaths as of yesterday while nearly every country is way down. You won’t have much of an economy when the second wave hits and by the looks of it from that ozarks party video it will be here quicker than winter time. We’ll see..
You can always tell when somebody has been on Facebook and Reddit too much.
Quote: Most states are increasing their rate of testing. Increasing the rate of testing obviously increases the odds of producing an increased rate of detected infections, however the case count alone is not a remotely accurate picture of a given states situation. You would at a minimum want to know what the percent of negative cases are out of the daily testing numbers. There are plenty of websites out there that are aggregating those numbers for easy consumption if you were interested enough to find it.

The general trend across the nation is that infections, hospitalizations, and deaths are all decreasing. CNN et al leaves that important piece of context off the chyron for some reason.
As kingairfun said, this is accurate. But don't take my word for it - IHME agrees. Their data for The United States shows a declining trend line for daily deaths and a confirmed infection count that is roughly stable even as the number of tests given continues to increase.
Quote: AZ and Texas along with the states that closed late and opened early have seen spikes in cases and deaths the last 2 weeks. By continuing to ignore the guidelines you are prolonging this rather than fixing it. US is up in cases and deaths as of yesterday while nearly every country is way down. You won’t have much of an economy when the second wave hits and by the looks of it from that ozarks party video it will be here quicker than winter time. We’ll see..
Where did you learn to think? Just an honest question. If you let media reporters do the thinking for you, I can see how you believe what you say. Fortunately, there are myriad sources that point a different direction.
CDC data has a valuable chart, highlighting various mortality rates. The most useful in my eyes is the one broken into age groups.

We're talking 20x less than the WHO and news outlets suggested 2 months ago.. .0001% for younger people, up to .013% for seniors. It is a range with several different criteria and a "best estimate" column.

I'd pull it up but tired of doing the leg work for people that don't want to research themselves... cdc.gov
Quote: AZ and Texas along with the states that closed late and opened early have seen spikes in cases and deaths the last 2 weeks. By continuing to ignore the guidelines you are prolonging this rather than fixing it. US is up in cases and deaths as of yesterday while nearly every country is way down.
Steady decline since the peak on April 21st.

https://imgur.com/a/7Sq0sTA
Quote: Steady decline since the peak on April 21st.

https://imgur.com/a/7Sq0sTA
** thread drift alert...


where did this data come from ?

this shows steady steadiness of new deaths. https://infection2020.com/


Quote: ** thread drift alert...


where did this data come from ?
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
Quote: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/
Indeed, both cases and deaths have been steadily decreasing in the past few weeks.
As of yesterday’s CDC update, the seven day average of COVID cases and deaths was down from the seven days prior - 3.16% decline in average daily new cases and 13.24% decline in average deaths.
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