[grey_whiskers]

I tried it earlier today with 3-digit numbers I made up.

What was old was that (IIRC) 101 cases were all March 14 or something; 901 were all the same value within the last few days; and so on.

Can someone try just a smattering, e.g.

101 ,202, 304, 407, 568, 640, 777, 891, 906, 998

and see if the dates which come back


a) are the same for all sites which return a hit for the same number (all sites for 5688 are May 3, say, but 640 are all May 28)?

b) are the dates increasing monotonically with the number (the date never goes backwards for the number, 998 is the most recent date, 906 is always later than 891, 891 always later than 777, and so on?

c) If you have more time, enter in a buch of consecutive numbers to see if there is a "cluster" where ALL sites report, say, a jump of exactly 150 cases on June 1` or something?

[Steven W.]

those are good inquiries :)

[WildHighlander57]

GatewayPundit has picked up the story, so so run the test and screen grab screen grab screen grab !!!

[peteypupperdoo]

“I tried it earlier today with 3-digit numbers I made up.

I tried it with numerous (numerous? lol) numbers. I tried 521 (April), 503 (2 days ago and May), 101 (1 hour ago and also how many people in India died), 666 (June), 234 (June and May), 389 (also June), 765 (June), 123 (also June and 1 day ago).

Hmmmm..... mighty suspicious, Google, mighty suspicious.

Petey