Except that at this hour there are usually 20000 cases last week and the trend is steadily down. Add that to the fact that there is so much testing that we would not usually do and that many tests a double counted from serial counting. And that the trend is clearly on the down town. And that the deaths are data dumps on Tuesday - Thursday
And that the virus is attenuating and not nearly as serious as when it started
And that states continue to report presumptive
And that the data is corrupted
But, hey, you know, if you want to hide under your bed thats your choice — but dont use the government to force it to be mine.
I’m not hiding under my bed. Taking care of someone with stage four cancer and if I come home with the virus we’re both dead! I’ll except the fact that you don’t realize each family has its own unique situation. And if I don’t do the right thing for my family at the age that I’m at we die. Whether I’m under the bed or not.
Somethings going to get you don’t let it be you.
Great list.
Add: probably not a lot of transmission from the asymptomatic.
And, it’s possible the available pool of potential infectees is limited due to natural, genetic/inherited immunity. I just saw that article a couple of days ago.
Here’s a question: If the tests are flawed on the positive side and someone who has no symptoms doesn’t transmit, how could anyone know the rate of transmission?