Re: COVID-19
July 2nd, 2020, 9:29 am
SoundMods wrote:Is there an end to this!
We moved the damn thread, so stop reading it already!
Re: COVID-19
July 2nd, 2020, 4:11 pm
It comes down to we believe what we find convenient to believe.
Blank walls are only blank to some, others see whatever
Blank walls are only blank to some, others see whatever
Re: COVID-19
July 2nd, 2020, 8:25 pm
Dr. Scott Atlas was interviewed by Larry Oconner this afternoon. Here are the some points I remember.
1. Most of the COVID-19 hospital admissions reported were actually people admitted for some other medical reason and hospital detected COVID-19 in the tests.
2. Vast majority of the hospital admissions are due to people startEd getting treatment after reopening of hospitals for non-emergency reasons.
3. Most of the new COVID infections are among young people which is good as they are asymptotic and that is how the community immunity is built up.
Audio Here.
https://omny.fm/shows/the-larry-o-conno ... escription
1. Most of the COVID-19 hospital admissions reported were actually people admitted for some other medical reason and hospital detected COVID-19 in the tests.
2. Vast majority of the hospital admissions are due to people startEd getting treatment after reopening of hospitals for non-emergency reasons.
3. Most of the new COVID infections are among young people which is good as they are asymptotic and that is how the community immunity is built up.
Audio Here.
https://omny.fm/shows/the-larry-o-conno ... escription
Re: COVID-19
July 4th, 2020, 3:41 pm
Who lies about the true number of patients: the medical facility/staff or the media?
Re: COVID-19
July 4th, 2020, 5:20 pm
I do not think either lie about this stuff. The problem is there is just so much data out there.
Since the numbers are so big and getting bigger one has to believe it will only get worse.
I think we have to just wait and see. It may be this way for another year or so.
The only thing we can do is not at to the problem and spread the infection.
Stay away from people, wear a mask wash our hands and listen to music
Since the numbers are so big and getting bigger one has to believe it will only get worse.
I think we have to just wait and see. It may be this way for another year or so.
The only thing we can do is not at to the problem and spread the infection.
Stay away from people, wear a mask wash our hands and listen to music
Re: COVID-19
July 4th, 2020, 7:08 pm
Of course there are lies (or biasedly spun), because everything has become political.
If non virus patients are included in virus patients, then the numbers are not accurate.
If non virus patients are included in virus patients, then the numbers are not accurate.
Re: COVID-19
July 5th, 2020, 7:46 pm
Latest daily COVID-19 stats: new deaths/new cases
New York: 33/451 = 7.3%
New Jersey: 22/291 = 7.6%
Maryland: 7/391 = 2.4%
California: 6/4612 = 0.13%
Florida: 29/10059 = 0.29%
New York: 33/451 = 7.3%
New Jersey: 22/291 = 7.6%
Maryland: 7/391 = 2.4%
California: 6/4612 = 0.13%
Florida: 29/10059 = 0.29%
Re: COVID-19
July 6th, 2020, 6:46 am
The problem with percentages is one does not know where one lands.
I think it’s more like 50%
Either you get sick or you don’t
I think it’s more like 50%
Either you get sick or you don’t
Re: COVID-19
July 6th, 2020, 7:09 am
Paul,
I am posting two images which might explain why we are seeing so many new cases.
I am posting two images which might explain why we are seeing so many new cases.
Re: COVID-19
July 6th, 2020, 8:37 am
Dying is not a problem for me when you go you go, wether you go to a better or worst place is another discussion
Dead is dead. It’s quiet
Suffering is the thing. Losing a leg or needing a double lung transplant is something I would like to avoid
Dead is dead. It’s quiet
Suffering is the thing. Losing a leg or needing a double lung transplant is something I would like to avoid