It doesn’t need reflect the population to in order to demonstrate that we’re not seeing the fatality rate anticipated. If it’s HALF A MILLION and there is no increase in the normal rate of death among that group, it’s enough. Mortality is measured per 100,000
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And no matter how many times you point to historical evidence of them being completely wrong, like the catastrophic mishandling of the 1918 pandemic
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They don’t comprehend that the USA will have the same results as other countries with earlier exposure, either. They still think that, magically, the USA be different than Italy or Wuhan without any interventions or effort, just because.
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I’m not asking for exponential growth or forecasting. I’m asking to see the data we have, right now, compared to normal. We have 2 weeks of info. We know respiratory failure is a top 10 killer. We know covid-19 has no differential diagnosis, based on symptoms, from pneumonia.
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Yeah you're not asking for that because you're stupid The growth rate matters A LOT and pointing to the current numbers saying "Well they're not that high" without looking at HOW FAST THEY GOT THERE is classic, fundamental stupidity
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