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73   CBOEtrader   2020 Jul 2, 9:42pm  

marcus says
As will a decrease in concern as new deaths continue to not spike.


You are assuming the mob is rational
74   Patrick   2020 Jul 2, 9:55pm  

The left/media/Dems will totally find a way to keep the fear going. Maybe you're secretly sick and damaging your organs! I actually heard someone say that.
75   mell   2020 Jul 2, 10:12pm  

Patrick says
The left/media/Dems will totally find a way to keep the fear going. Maybe you're secretly sick and damaging your organs! I actually heard someone say that.


I heard something very similar the other day!
They're clinging to everything and people are lapping it up. Talks in SF always go like "well I don't know did you hear about that person to which Covid did so and so to their organs? I read it somewhere scary isn't it!" These are by their own definition seasoned people, sometimes even in the healthcare field. And everytime I give the same answer, that with any highly contagious and thus widespread viral infection you will have odd cases where organs go haywire due to differences in genetics and immune systems. The only important question to answer is if there's a significant increase in such cases percentage wise relative to total infections compared to other peer infectious diseases, if not, then this anecdote has no relevance. Any given day you can go through the interwebs medical databases and find curious cases of usually unremarkable infections gone wrong.
76   WookieMan   2020 Jul 3, 3:16am  

Patrick says
Cases rose in Texas because Texas started deliberately counting anyone who had antibodies as being a "case" even if it was months after they had it.


marcus says
It's just data. New cases have spiked a lot, and everyone knows (and says maybe is is largely due to increased testing or other factors ).


It's misleading data. Patrick is saying antibody tests are counted as new cases even if the person potentially got the virus in March. The data should be accounted for somewhere, but they should most definitely NOT be put in the new case column.

If half the new cases are from people that cannot transmit the virus, it's borderline criminal. People and businesses are being fucked over because of this data. There's no logic to the new case metric. So yeah, it's data, but it's obvious as shit stinking that it's being manipulated. For what reason is all we're asking, which you should be too.
78   mell   2020 Jul 3, 9:48am  

WookieMan says
Patrick says
Cases rose in Texas because Texas started deliberately counting anyone who had antibodies as being a "case" even if it was months after they had it.


marcus says
It's just data. New cases have spiked a lot, and everyone knows (and says maybe is is largely due to increased testing or other factors ).


It's misleading data. Patrick is saying antibody tests are counted as new cases even if the person potentially got the virus in March. The data should be accounted for somewhere, but they should most definitely NOT be put in the new case column.

If half the new cases are from people that cannot transmit the virus, it's borderline criminal. People and businesses are being fucked over because of this data. There's no logic to the new case metric. So yeah, it's data, bu...


Worse. People with antibodies should be the goal as it is the successful outcome of a vaccination and the road to herd immunity. There may not be a vaccine needed at all except for the very old and immune compromised. We're basicallly now tracking a common cold/flu with the vast majority of people never experiencing symptoms. But testing positive for immunity may have dire consequences of not being able to work and being socially outcast : "this is Timmy. Timmy caught a common cold this year, but did you know that Timmy also KILLED HIS GRAMPA? Don't be like Timmy and hide in your moms basement until we tell you to come out! - A message from your leftoid TDS losers."
79   WookieMan   2020 Jul 3, 10:22am  

mell says
Worse. People with antibodies should be the goal as it is the successful outcome of a vaccination and the road to herd immunity. There may not be a vaccine needed at all except for the very old and immune compromised. We're basicallly now tracking a common cold/flu with the vast majority of people never experiencing symptoms. But testing positive for immunity may have dire consequences of not being able to work and being socially outcast : "this is Timmy. Timmy caught a common cold this year, but did you know that Timmy also KILLED HIS GRAMPA? Don't be like Timmy and hide in your moms basement until we tell you to come out! - A message from your leftoid TDS losers."

I get it. I was just addressing Marcus and the flippant comment that it's just data. Of course it is, but if it's misleading, intentionally or not, it needs to be called out. Bad data is bad data. The shaming of Timmy is emotional, it's likely impossible to remove that from the storyline unfortunately.

With regards to herd immunity. We both know it's necessary. But what is going to be stated is that we just don't know with "this" virus. This one is "different" than the rest. You could get it again and die, so we need to stay locked down. My point all along is I take care of myself. There are logical things the government takes care of, roads, fires, policing, water, etc. They don't control whether I should be able to go outside or take my kid to a park as a full grown ass adult. That's absolute bull shit. There were months where a Chicago resident couldn't walk, bike, run the lakeshore path. WTF?
80   mell   2020 Jul 3, 10:33am  

thomasdong1776 says
Patrick says
Good answer!


No, an evasion. You said "the Wuhan virus is going away". It is quite clearly not going away. It would seem the mainstream media aren't the only ones who refuse to admit they were wrong.


Bullshit. It is going away everywhere except for in the US due to fake counting. Looked at Europe's or Asia's numbers lately? Let me guess CV in the US is somehow "different" lol. It's an afterthought in Europe by now as everything reopens.
81   mell   2020 Jul 3, 10:36am  

Germany had 393 cases yesterday. The US 57k. Whose numbers are closer to the truth? The ones brought to you by the TDS crowd or German scientists?! lol right.
82   MisdemeanorRebel   2020 Jul 3, 12:06pm  

thomasdong1776 says


Unimportant.



What's 500k of 10M?
83   WookieMan   2020 Jul 3, 12:24pm  

thomasdong1776 says
NoCoupForYou says
Unimportant.


Patrick's post didn't say deaths. Typical con chicanery, trying to change definitions mid-stream.

Huh? Your own graph shows that new cases don't correlate to deaths. The trajectories are completely different. New cases does not mean more deadly. So who give a flip about new cases, you've graphically proven that new cases don't matter. Thanks.
84   Tenpoundbass   2020 Jul 3, 12:26pm  

CBOEtrader says
these people need balls to speak out publicly, or frankly they are part of the problem. these anonymous memes... you believe this? Not the messing with the numbers part, but this specific observation? you think it holds water?


False positives have been plaguing the test results for months, now. It gets reported but nobody updates the official counts.
85   WookieMan   2020 Jul 3, 12:43pm  

thomasdong1776 says
So what?

"One would think that the objective fact that the Wuhan virus is going away will eventually make its way into people's minds."

Was he right or wrong?

The biggest concern with any virus is deaths to a population. Deaths are going and trending down. How is that not going away?

I'd say he's right.

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