Our mitigation efforts are in place to flatten the curve faster than if we did nothing
Data help make informed decisions, so long as it is the right data.
Our mitigation efforts are in place to flatten the curve faster than if we did nothing
Data help make informed decisions, so long as it is the right data.
Yep. We were going to have cases no matter what. I donāt think anyone is seriously arguing that we wouldnāt have had any cases.
We are arguing that the cases could have been a lot less, if we acted earlier.
Hospital discharges are increasing dramatically as well I just looked at the current numbers and recoveries are have almost doubled deaths. That is a very significant number.
Looking at the numbers again specifically at the daily need cases in the United States they appear to be leveling off at just below 20000 that is incredibly significant.
I donāt know perhaps they have poor leadership also?
Well isnāt this interesting.
But while President Trump has faced criticism from states, like New York, for the short supply, federal agencies have been predicting the need for more ventilators for nearly two decades. Reports from various government offices have been sounding the alarm over the course of at least three successive presidencies dating back to the George W. Bush administration.
As I saidā¦CDC was unprepared for decades even after using a pandemic to justify their existence and billions and billion and billions of dollars.
Ohā¦so youāre saying the governments that libs want to emulate have poor leadership/goverment too?
Thatās not helping your cause dude.
Want to try again?
Thatās the claim.
I donāt disagree. āRightā data is a double-edged sword. Chasing numbers causes problems, right @JayJay ?
Not possible.
Ohā¦so youāre saying the governments that libs want to emulate have poor leadership/goverment too?
Thatās not helping your cause dude.
Want to try again?
You are really fighting to get this all to come down to some rhetorical gotcha moment that isnāt going to happen.
On side noteā¦were about to come up to with twice as many people that recovered then died.
We are arguing that the cases could have been a lot less, if we acted earlier.
Based on what?
Ohā¦so youāre saying the governments that libs want to emulate have poor leadership/goverment too?
Seriously what are you talking about?
I must admitā¦itās nice of FOX news to come around to what Iāve been saying for last month. Donāt you libs agree?
Based on what?
Data models, math, Italyā¦
I must admitā¦itās nice of FOX news to come around to what Iāve been saying for last month. Donāt you libs agree?
Is it possibleā¦ now bear with me because I know this concept is hardā¦ is it possible that both Trump and The CDC failed?
I understand the inability to grasp the things that people donāt want to hear.
WuWei:Based on what?
Data models, math, Italyā¦
Mmmmmmm
Florida may be hit really hard. This could get bad in the southeast. Iām praying for them. Has DeSantis been doing enough?
Experts say the epidemic in Florida is already past the point of easy containment.
They only came online last year through Phillips to make ventilators due mid year 2020. I think 10,000 were ordered.
after the peak of illness during the second wave had come and gone in the United States. From April 12, 2009 to April 10, 2010, CDC estimated there were 60.8 million cases (range: 43.3-89.3 million), 274,304 hospitalizations (range: 195,086-402,719), and 12,469 deaths (range: 8868-18,306) in the United States due to the (H1N1)pdm09 virus. So do the math, this virus is about 22 to 25 times more deadlier? As for Florida with all retired people and nursing homeā¦it doesnāt look good for Fla ifā¦
As for Florida with all retired people and nursing homeā¦it doesnāt look good for Fla if they get hit hard.
Getting ready to blame DeSanti are we?