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    1. Justin Hart‏ @justin_hart 30 Oct 2020

      This might surprise you... it will certainly surprise every news organization in the country currently reporting that 1000 people died yesterday! 1000 people did NOT die yesterday from COVID-19. The country has not averaged 1000 deaths/day since August 15th. Take a look: 1/pic.twitter.com/IAdhLKWSzM

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    2. Justin Hart‏ @justin_hart 30 Oct 2020

      What you see on the USUAL dashboards are NEWLY REPORTED deaths but the ACTUAL deaths by date of death "layer" into the past like a blanket over the timeline. Last week: 1,035 new deaths FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK 2,079 deaths week before Even 1 NEW death reported for MARCH! 2/pic.twitter.com/4yl2bzbUMh

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      Scott Adams‏Verified account @ScottAdamsSays 30 Oct 2020
      Replying to @justin_hart

      You lost me. I can’t make sense of your explanation.

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        2. Keith Hendricks‏ @hendrick2018 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          Seems like a legend might be helpful. I imagine different colors refer to the time of actual death.

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        3. Aaron Thompson‏ @Built4Action 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @hendrick2018 @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          I read it the other way. The x-axis is the actual date of death, the colors represent when the death was reported.

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        1. coronavirusbellcurve.com‏ @covidbellcurve 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          He's saying most deaths being reported lately are actually deaths that occurred sometime in the past. When you chart by actual date of death, the chart looks very different, or something.

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        1. Kodos‏ @_Kodos_ 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          When the news reports “x new deaths”, it’s not deaths that happened yesterday. It’s deaths that will be from days or weeks or even months ago that have been unreported so far (including one from March 2020 by the sounds of it)

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        1. Providence‏ @ProvidenceAve 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          Date death reported vs date death occurred. A state could report deaths that occurred over many months then headline is elevated numbers carrying assumption those people died yesterday if not very recently. This is not true.

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        2. Grand Beggar‏ @GrandBeggar 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          It's confusing because he didn't include the legend with the chart. He's saying each colour represents the actual date of death, where the entire bar is as reported total. The total can, and does contain historical data. With this method, death count is a bad trending metric.

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        3. Aaron Thompson‏ @Built4Action 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @GrandBeggar @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          I read it the other way. The x-axis is the actual date of death, the colors represent when the death was reported.

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        1. IM‏ @ianmSC 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @justin_hart

          On 10/1, you’re paid $100 for a job, but you don’t add it to your bank account until 10/30 You earned the money on 10/1, but didn’t count it until 10/30 Rinse, repeat

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        2. Justin Hart‏ @justin_hart 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @ScottAdamsSays

          Sorry - here's the chart with the legend... and....pic.twitter.com/KV7swa5SJm

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        3. Justin Hart‏ @justin_hart 30 Oct 2020
          Replying to @justin_hart @ScottAdamsSays

          Here's the same chart highlighting deaths REPORTED on week 34 (as an example). The deaths DID NOT ALL happen on week 34 but the dashboards say they did. Instead the ACTUAL death dates layer into the past.pic.twitter.com/kxGFrCKiev

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