US has a shitload of cases
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
755,533 4% increase. Deaths 40,461 up 6.7%
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
wrote on 9 May 2020, 22:14 last edited by@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
755,533 4% increase. Deaths 40,461 up 6.7%
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
755,533 4% increase. Deaths 40,461 up 6.7%
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
wrote on 11 May 2020, 22:34 last edited by@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
wrote on 12 May 2020, 22:20 last edited by@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
820,104. 4.2% increase. Deaths 44,228 up 4.6%
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%
wrote on 14 May 2020, 22:25 last edited by@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%1,413,012 up 1.7%. Deaths 85,581 up 2.1%
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
846,982 3.3% increase. Deaths 46,560 up 5.3%
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%1,413,012 up 1.7%. Deaths 85,581 up 2.1%
wrote on 15 May 2020, 22:17 last edited by@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%
1,413,012 up 1.7%. Deaths 85,581 up 2.1%1,439,434 up 1.9%. Deaths 87,204 up 1.9%.
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@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
wrote on 15 May 2020, 23:17 last edited by@89th said in US has a shitload of cases:
@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
89th, you need to stop trying to blame this on Trump by using the "he should have started earlier" shit. It's a bull shit argument. If you want to make it about when action was taken, then talk about the fact that the democrats were occupied with their impeachment shit instead of helping with this issue. Until you do that, your take on this is just more jaundiced TDS.
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@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
wrote on 15 May 2020, 23:49 last edited by@89th said in US has a shitload of cases:
@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his butt when he hops.
You make the decisions you make with the data you have at the moment. Hindsight is always 20/20.
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
890,524, 2.5% increase. Deaths 51,017 up up 4.7%.
963,168 4% increase. Deaths 54,530 up 3.4%.
1,010,717. 2.4% increase. Deaths 58,365 up 3.5%
1,036,652 2.6% increase. Deaths 60,475 up 3.6%
1,067,061 2.9% increase. Deaths 62,870 up 4.0%
1,098,565, up 3.0%. Deaths 64,577 up 2.7%.
1,154,621, up 2.5%. Deaths 67,451 up 2.2%.
1,177,784 up 2.0%. Deaths 68,442 up 1.5%.
1,201,337 up 2.0%. Deaths 70,847 up 3.5%
1252,911 up 2.1%. Deaths 75,447 up 3.2%
1,281,246 up 2.3% Deaths 76,901 up 1.9%
1,305,544 up 1.9%. Deaths 78,618 up 2.2%
1,345,307 up up 1.5%. Deaths 80,239 up 1%
1,366,350 up 1.6%. Deaths 82,105 up 2.3%
1,413,012 up 1.7%. Deaths 85,581 up 2.1%1,439,434 up 1.9%. Deaths 87,204 up 1.9%.
wrote on 15 May 2020, 23:50 last edited by@jon-nyc 3 days is a trend.
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@89th said in US has a shitload of cases:
@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
89th, you need to stop trying to blame this on Trump by using the "he should have started earlier" shit. It's a bull shit argument. If you want to make it about when action was taken, then talk about the fact that the democrats were occupied with their impeachment shit instead of helping with this issue. Until you do that, your take on this is just more jaundiced TDS.
wrote on 16 May 2020, 01:38 last edited by@Larry said in US has a shitload of cases:
89th, you need to stop trying to blame this on Trump by using the "he should have started earlier" shit. It's a bull shit argument. If you want to make it about when action was taken, then talk about the fact that the democrats were occupied with their impeachment shit instead of helping with this issue. Until you do that, your take on this is just more jaundiced TDS.
As always, you're making this political. I'm not.
I'm saying we have X president (forget the person or party) who even on March 9th was saying we "only have 22 deaths" and comparing it to the seasonal flu. If X president (forget the person or party) had acted earlier (again, we in TNCR saw this weeks before then), it would've had a profound effect given the exponential growth where every day of delay has a magnified fatal result.
But I'll talk facts, you can keep deflecting and talking politics as if that has anything to do with this. Just for a second, imagine X president was Obama...just imagine how you'd be flipping out about his delay right now. You'd be calling for his head under charges of high treason for killing 50,000 americans.
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@89th said in US has a shitload of cases:
@George-K said in US has a shitload of cases:
Just curious on your thoughts.
If the measures we saw put in place between mid March to mid April were put in place 2+ weeks earlier (when many here even in TNCR saw it coming) imagine the impact it would’ve had on an exponential curve.
It’s like you’re trapped in a car that is starting to speed up. Jumping out after 2 seconds hurts a whole heck of a lot less than at 4 seconds.
It will never be provable, but I’d wager every day delayed will have ended up costing 5,000 lives each.
If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his butt when he hops.
You make the decisions you make with the data you have at the moment. Hindsight is always 20/20.
wrote on 16 May 2020, 01:39 last edited by@Jolly said in US has a shitload of cases:
If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his butt when he hops.
If I had ham I could have ham 'n eggs if I had eggs.
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@Larry said in US has a shitload of cases:
89th, you need to stop trying to blame this on Trump by using the "he should have started earlier" shit. It's a bull shit argument. If you want to make it about when action was taken, then talk about the fact that the democrats were occupied with their impeachment shit instead of helping with this issue. Until you do that, your take on this is just more jaundiced TDS.
As always, you're making this political. I'm not.
I'm saying we have X president (forget the person or party) who even on March 9th was saying we "only have 22 deaths" and comparing it to the seasonal flu. If X president (forget the person or party) had acted earlier (again, we in TNCR saw this weeks before then), it would've had a profound effect given the exponential growth where every day of delay has a magnified fatal result.
But I'll talk facts, you can keep deflecting and talking politics as if that has anything to do with this. Just for a second, imagine X president was Obama...just imagine how you'd be flipping out about his delay right now. You'd be calling for his head under charges of high treason for killing 50,000 americans.
wrote on 16 May 2020, 03:03 last edited by@89th said in US has a shitload of cases:
@Larry said in US has a shitload of cases:
89th, you need to stop trying to blame this on Trump by using the "he should have started earlier" shit. It's a bull shit argument. If you want to make it about when action was taken, then talk about the fact that the democrats were occupied with their impeachment shit instead of helping with this issue. Until you do that, your take on this is just more jaundiced TDS.
As always, you're making this political. I'm not.
I'm saying we have X president (forget the person or party) who even on March 9th was saying we "only have 22 deaths" and comparing it to the seasonal flu. If X president (forget the person or party) had acted earlier (again, we in TNCR saw this weeks before then), it would've had a profound effect given the exponential growth where every day of delay has a magnified fatal result.
But I'll talk facts, you can keep deflecting and talking politics as if that has anything to do with this. Just for a second, imagine X president was Obama...just imagine how you'd be flipping out about his delay right now. You'd be calling for his head under charges of high treason for killing 50,000 americans.
If you think im dumb enough to buy into your explanation, youre wrong.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 03:10 last edited by xenon
I’m in Washington state, several companies had already instituted work from home policies in the first week of March (including my own).
Meanwhile Prof. Disinfectant was still in his denialism phase.
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I’m in Washington state, several companies had already instituted work from home policies in the first week of March (including my own).
Meanwhile Prof. Disinfectant was still in his denialism phase.
wrote on 16 May 2020, 05:00 last edited by@xenon said in US has a shitload of cases:
I’m in Washington state, several companies had already instituted work from home policies in the first week of March (including my own).
Meanwhile Prof. Disinfectant was still in his denialism phase.
Considering the fact that Trump took action to deal with the virus beginning in December, even addressing it in his State of the union address in January, all you've shown us is that you don't know what you're talking about.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 05:46 last edited by xenon
Well there’s multiple videos of the grade A moron being a grade A moron on the coronavirus.
And he continues to add to the repertoire everyday
Link to video“Testing is overrated” “we wouldn’t have so many cases if we didn’t test”
It’s kinda true I guess.
The reason people gain weight is because they keep weighing themselves.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 10:32 last edited by
sigh.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 12:11 last edited by
Thank you xenon, for proving that none - absolutely NONE - of the things you say regarding Trump and none of your arguments defending your views about Trump are grounded in facts or reality, but are instead nothing more than the rantings of a TDS patient. Some of us already knew this, but for any who hadn't figured that out yet you've just cleared things up bicely.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 13:46 last edited by
You know, Larry, it is not particularly convincing if every single time anyone criticizes Trump for whatever reason, your response follows the template "... <ad hominem> ...TDS ... <calling some opinion a 'fact'> ...<ad hominem> ...".
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 14:20 last edited by
You know Klaus, I might take some of the criticism seriously if I saw any that was based on reality instead of just simple TDS.
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wrote on 16 May 2020, 17:22 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
sigh.
No kidding
He took that quote completely out of context
Why?
Was he trying to trick us into thinking Mr. Trump thinks tests cause covid? Nobody is that stupid, nobody.
I assume he was just joking.
Haha
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@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
sigh.
No kidding
He took that quote completely out of context
Why?
Was he trying to trick us into thinking Mr. Trump thinks tests cause covid? Nobody is that stupid, nobody.
I assume he was just joking.
Haha
wrote on 16 May 2020, 17:26 last edited by xenon@Copper said in US has a shitload of cases:
@jon-nyc said in US has a shitload of cases:
sigh.
No kidding
He took that quote completely out of context
Why?
Was he trying to trick us into thinking Mr. Trump thinks tests cause covid? Nobody is that stupid, nobody.
I assume he was just joking.
Haha
No that’s stupid. Tests are not overrated. We’re nowhere near the top of the list on per capita testing. And our cases count is not inflated because of too much testing.
Testing is not the problem - as Trump seems to believe.
The amount of stupid people are letting slide with this guy is astounding.