That's all ya got? Hot air and primary school cleverness? Can you not marshal a cogent argument in support of your position...keenly shooting us all down? Well, of course not..because you're full of shit~
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Florida COVID cases going wild!
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Fueri
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I thought the thread was about Florida?
I provided plenty of data about Florida, such as the fact that the R value is falling and cases per 100k in falling.
Maybe you missed that.
I mean, of course you did, but there it is again for you.
Could ya post a link citing those numbers..because I'm getting some very different numbers--bearing in mind that Florida..the State people..stopped officially taking data in March.I provided plenty of data about Florida, such as the fact that the R value is falling and cases per 100k in falling.
Maybe you missed that.
I mean, of course you did, but there it is again for you.
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) - Symptoms and causes
www.mayoclinic.org
United States COVID-19 Tracking Dashboard
Dashboard of COVID-19 spread in USA using Data from The New York Times & US Census
www.us-covid-tracker.com
I went through your posts. You've provided no data. Florida is still number one. By the way, I provided links proving my argument. You got yours out of thin air.I provided plenty of data about Florida, such as the fact that the R value is falling and cases per 100k in falling.
Maybe you missed that.
I mean, of course you did, but there it is again for you.
The answer is no. He can't.Could ya post a link citing those numbers..because I'm getting some very different numbers--bearing in mind that Florida..the State people..stopped officially taking data in March.
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) - Symptoms and causes
Indeependent
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Miami, etc... are flush will millionaires and billionaires who would rather dine over a $200.00 steak while they are alive than wear a mask until they die.
Most of them have been working 24/7 for over 30 years and they want to go out with a bang.
Most of them have been working 24/7 for over 30 years and they want to go out with a bang.
Fueri
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The answer is no. He can't.
Actually, yes I very easily can, as I have done numerous times in other theads already, dumbass.
I have been on this forum for 6 years and not once, as in never, have I cited data I could not provide a resource to substantiate.
Fueri
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Could ya post a link citing those numbers..because I'm getting some very different numbers--bearing in mind that Florida..the State people..stopped officially taking data in March.
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) - Symptoms and causes
United States COVID-19 Tracking Dashboard
Dashboard of COVID-19 spread in USA using Data from The New York Times & US Census
Check the trend data on the Mayo site. Average daily cases per 100k people.
Thanks for the link..you do know that the model exhibited is basically a wild ass guess, right? It's honest and admits that factored into their data is "their best estimate"Actually, yes I very easily can, as I have done numerous times in other theads already, dumbass.
I have been on this forum for 6 years and not once, as in never, have I cited data I could not provide a resource to substantiate.
Now I took that model and ran it against the cases diagnosed..as a predictive model. There's some corresponding data swings, in some dates...not so much in others.
In truth, Covid infection reporting..that's based on anything other than positive tests....is too anecdotal to be of much use.
In short, an interesting model..but pretty much useless to somehow back a claim that it's getting better in Florida, even as the bodies stack up and the cases climb~
Fueri
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Thanks for the link..you do know that the model exhibited is basically a wild ass guess, right? It's honest and admits that factored into their data is "their best estimate"
Now I took that model and ran it against the cases diagnosed..as a predictive model. There's some corresponding data swings, in some dates...not so much in others.
In truth, Covid infection reporting..that's based on anything other than positive tests....is too anecdotal to be of much use.
In short, an interesting model..but pretty much useless to somehow back a claim that it's getting better in Florida, even as the bodies stack up and the cases climb~
See my last post to you, re: your Mayo Clinic link
Yes...I saw that...I don't think that I'd care to really extrapolate much from a 10 day dip. the devil is in the details...but it would be a nice trend...
try getting a hospital bed..and see how real it is?
I did..see reply. Looks like I found your link for you...LOL! I think you hang way too much...on a few rays of..if you squint..might be sunshine.See my last post to you, re: your Mayo Clinic link
Ray From Cleveland
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In short, an interesting model..but pretty much useless to somehow back a claim that it's getting better in Florida, even as the bodies stack up and the cases climb~
Actually the NYT has Florida as third in covid deaths, updated one day ago.
Fueri
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I did..see reply. Looks like I found your link for you...LOL! I think you hang way too much...on a few rays of..if you squint..might be sunshine.
Could be, but I doubt it. It's been trending in this direction for a while on the original source, which I mentioned on this site at least 10 days ago.
I realize those models can be seen as a crapshoot, however they take into account a host of data, have been remarkably predictive, are put together by a fairly reputable team and is one site I started following because I noticed that epidemiologists and statistical minded people of various political stripes were citing it on other sites. YMMV, of course.
The drug trade, brings in a lot of money to Miami??Miami, etc... are flush will millionaires and billionaires who would rather dine over a $200.00 steak while they are alive than wear a mask until they die.
Most of them have been working 24/7 for over 30 years and they want to go out with a bang.
yup...if you look at the Florida entry..you will see the rate of increase +21,208--now look at the others and you will note the the Florida rate of increase is highest.Actually the NYT has Florida as third in covid deaths, updated one day ago.
the trend is clear.
Ray From Cleveland
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They are number one in hospitalizations. But please, do continue with your magical thinking; Florida logs more COVID deaths than ever before
Perhaps, however Florida is the number 2 vacation spot in the US during vacation time. California is number 1 and it doesn't seem like they are having much success with all their mandates.
He's fudging his numbers.....???Actually the NYT has Florida as third in covid deaths, updated one day ago.
Ray From Cleveland
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I'll bite though..how do you think Trump..who was powerless to do jack during the first waves...would stop the virus from doing its thing?
A President cannot control a microorganism. Biden can't, Trump can't, no President can. However, the BP estimates that by the end of this year, we will have over 2 million additional illegal immigrants in this country, some groups testing higher than a 14% infection rate, and those are only the ones we caught and tested.
Naw...just using a different ranking metric. May well be different today...remember, these stats are never 'real time' there is always lag..and sometimes several data streams lagging at different rates. It is as much art as scienceHe's fudging his numbers.....???
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