Billy_Bob
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Yep.. repeat ability.... If the process is unclear then the outcomes are all in question...The CDC is reporting that almost 40% of the tests could be false positives.Nothing in your post is accurate or correct.COVID is a VIRUS so it will follow the path of every pathogen... Time and herd immunity will weaken it over time, We are already seeing this happen as hospitalization rates and those requiring advanced life support have dropped by >85%..He repeatedly said COVID-19 was like the flu and would go away in time. COVID-19 is not like the flu and he was warned and told it was not like the flu.What did President Trump lie about?
Add in to this mix the fact that T-Cell immunity (this is the bodies memory of like viruses) has pushed the numbers of those who can be infected below 40% of the population and its on its way out.
All the left has is fearmongering as this virus has almost burned itself out here in the US. Countries that locked down and did not allow this virus to reach heard immunity levels are going to pay the price this fall.![]()
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Too Funny;
All of the statistics are available on the CDC and Johns Hopkins web sites..
The number of "infections" means exactly squat.... It is the number of people requiring medical support that is the true metric of this virus and those are dropping like a rock.
The President came to visit us a month or so ago. Our Republican Governor wanted to greet him, so of course he had to be tested like everybody else that gets near the President. He tested positive for Covid therefore the meeting never took place.
Since he's the Governor, he had to be re-tested unlike a lot of people who don't have that option. His additional tests revealed the original test was flawed.
Question is, how many other people in our country got the same faulty results and just accepted they had the virus?
Exactly.
My Uncle died last month at the age of 94 from colon cancer. When things turned for the worst, my cousin called family members to come over to his house to likely say their last goodbyes since hospitals will not allow visitation any longer. I'm sure there were lots of hugs and kisses. We are a very tight family.
When Uncle Gene got to the hospital, he tested positive for Covid, so the family members that were treating him at home had to be tested, and everybody that went there that day to say goodbye was quarantined including my 89 year old father.
When I called my cousin to express my sympathy two days after his death, he had a lot of questions about the Covid results. My Uncle could not walk and never went anywhere. Where did he get Covid from if no other family members treating him had it? As for the 11 people in the house with him the last day, not one person got it from him either.
I guess we are to believe my Uncle got it out of the blue. Either that, or something is really fishy here.
The tests have a pretty high false positive rate, and the way they process the tests varies even if it's in the exact same form.
Even the most accurate ones publicly available aren't anywhere near 100%
Reading up on our Governors situation, there are two kinds of tests. The one most frequently used gives results in just a few hours. Those tests have been known to be flawed, but at what percentage is anybody's guess. The second test is much more reliable, but it takes several days to get the results back, which personnel in the hospital don't have the time for when somebody rolls in at the ER.
Even the ones where they wait don't' have set standards
They have to spin the little samples to make the virus grow so they can find it. How many times they spin determines how accurate it is.
There is no agreed upon number. Spin it 30 times or 35 times (i don't understand all the specifics, general point was there was no agreed way to properly process these tests)
Notttttttt very useful
I thought we were talking medical process not AGW....