Dr. Birx Pops Media’s Coronavirus Panic Balloon
On Thursday, the U.K. readjusted a report that initially claimed some 500,000 people would die from the coronavirus in the U.K. and some 2.2 million would perish in the United States. The number for the U.K. was adjusted down to 20,000 deaths, a mere 4 percent of the original estimate, to account for the public health interventions that have since been put in place. U.S. officials are looking into the adjustment in greater detail to understand the reasons for the sharp decline, Dr. Birx announced at the briefing.
The doctor said data on the ground in China, South Korea, and Italy does not match the prediction of the models used to forecast the coronavirus. Dr. Birx said either a large number of asymptomatic people exist in order to account for the discrepancy or the experts have the transmission data completely wrong.
Oopsie!
Should have asked any one of the many mathematical geniuses here who figured 1/2 mil and up...oh, wait...
“Dr. Birx said either a large number of asymptomatic people exist in order to account for the discrepancy or the experts have the transmission data completely wrong.”
The should just call the missing numbers the result of “dark corona” that they are still trying to locate.
Many thanks for your posting of this!
So important for Dr Birx to have brought this out!
Steven W. wrote:
“Dr. Birx Pops Media’s Coronavirus Panic Balloon
On Thursday, the U.K. readjusted a report that initially claimed some 500,000 people would die from the coronavirus in the U.K. and some 2.2 million would perish in the United States. The number for the U.K. was adjusted down to 20,000 deaths, a mere 4 percent of the original estimate, to account for the public health interventions that have since been put in place. U.S. officials are looking into the adjustment in greater detail to understand the reasons for the sharp decline, Dr. Birx announced at the briefing.
The doctor said data on the ground in China, South Korea, and Italy does not match the prediction of the models used to forecast the coronavirus. Dr. Birx said either a large number of asymptomatic people exist in order to account for the discrepancy or the experts have the transmission data completely wrong.”