Posted on 03/20/2020 11:06:55 AM PDT by Mariner
Thread #21 here:
http://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3826151/posts?page=1
The US rate of confirmed cases was very constant at b doubling every two days, since February 20. It changed to almost every three days last week, I suspect, because of limited testing consistency and problems with kits.
However, the rate in the last week remains fairly close to every 2.3 days.
I can go back to the spreadsheet and full in previous dates up to current if anyone questions this.
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Your stats are spot on.
The US rate of confirmed cases was very constant at b doubling every two days, since February 20. It changed to almost every three days last week, I suspect, because of limited testing consistency and problems with kits.
However, the rate in the last week remains fairly close to every 2.3 days.
I can go back to the spreadsheet and full in previous dates up to current if anyone questions this.
Want some outdoor activity in Italy? Run in place in your yard.
“Italy bans jogging in stricter quarantine measures”
At that rate April is going to be a bat to the head.
My husbands’ business (some here know what he does) will likely end up having to continue despite any shutdowns. This call has come to other corporate CEOs in this same line of work from the Top.
I’m petitioning his company to at least allow him and his employees to wear masks as they will be exposed quite a bit. Right now, the guidance is “no” per the CDC. Of course we know this is because of the mask shortage. However, my husband stocked up on masks years ago for this very scenario. It makes me so upset.
Weird because fedgov had to change some rules due to liability/insurance issues so that hospital workers could use industrial N95 masks. How is letting citizens make masks from home allowed? Not exactly NIOSH approved
I remember seeing pictures of huge piles of discarded cell phones at Chinese crematoriums. That was before the ChiComs shut down the internet even more than usual.
Almost following a natural log. I have seen the same.
Of course the CDC is not requiring states to report and publicly release the number of critical cases, and the states are not taking their own initiative to collect and release the numbers—that might actually be useful information.
:-(
its first drive-up coronavirus testing - forcing military to turn people away after reaching full capacity in four hours - as US registers 4,000 cases per DAY and rising
If any of the states actually had a clue they would also release the age distribution of the critical cases—if they had done that they would have quickly buried the “its just old people” narrative.
Please post the table...
The case numbers are not only affected by the number of tests, but also by whom they choose to test.
Hopefully they’re testing healthcare and response people.
And those who would tie up healthcare facilities if sick.
Get them in to treatment early and get them out (one way or the other) before the peak hits.
“Not exactly NIOSH approved”
Approval?
We don’t need no stinking approval.
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