CoronaBro Meltdown/SARS-Covid-19 Spitballing Thread

[michigancat]

I know the resident Useful Idiots get all  , but there's little doubt in my mind that if other countries had the shear volume of tests conducted as the United States, their infection rates would be up as well. 

which ones? this chart plots tests per capita vs cases per capita and there aren't many countries that would pass us in number of cases if they increased testing because so many countries have a lower positivity rate to go along with the fewer cases per capita.



https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-19-tests-vs-cases-per-million-positivity-comparisons

[Phil Titola]

I know the resident Useful Idiots get all  , but there's little doubt in my mind that if other countries had the shear volume of tests conducted as the United States, their infection rates would be up as well. 

which ones? this chart plots tests per capita vs cases per capita and there aren't many countries that would pass us in number of cases if they increased testing because so many countries have a lower positivity rate to go along with the fewer cases per capita.



https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-19-tests-vs-cases-per-million-positivity-comparisons

headed to the same data source.  Interested in Dax's translation.  Prob just fall back on raw # of fat people or something idiotic.

[sonofdaxjones]

I know the resident Useful Idiots get all  , but there's little doubt in my mind that if other countries had the shear volume of tests conducted as the United States, their infection rates would be up as well. 

which ones? this chart plots tests per capita vs cases per capita and there aren't many countries that would pass us in number of cases if they increased testing because so many countries have a lower positivity rate to go along with the fewer cases per capita.



https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-19-tests-vs-cases-per-million-positivity-comparisons

cRusty, weren't you and sys on here awhile back talking about testing accuracy?   Wasn't there a lot of concern at least early on about WHO test kit accuracy?  Is there a universal SAR-Covid-19 testing methodology and platform? 

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

[michigancat]

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

so name names. which countries would pass the US in cases per capita if they tested more per capita?

[sonofdaxjones]

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

so name names. which countries would pass the US in cases per capita if they tested more per capita?

I don't know, also, fantastic job (as usual) avoiding all of my questions.

[Dugout DickStone]

Nope, no translation here.

I know the resident Useful Idiots get all  , but there's little doubt in my mind that if other countries had the shear volume of tests conducted as the United States, their infection rates would be up as well.   But Useful Idiots still rub it out over island nations of 5 million people and try and compare them to the United States.   But, no politicization though.

You guys vacillate between demanding dictatorial martial law like measures one minute and being militant states rights advocates the next.

As the college football 2020 threads show, most RUIN's want to shut it all down again and have a "national strategy", well the "national strategy" is Federalization of the entire process or de facto Martial Law.    If we're going to go that route might as well go the whole way . . . oh but wait wait, RUIN will lose their crap (as usual) and decide that rough ridin' Trump can't tell states what to do, rinse-repeat.

So, federalized National Guard, FEMA-National Command Authority in charge of the whole nation??

Look guys, Trump was kidding.  Also, lets talk more about men jacking their meat please.  Maybe a thread to discuss males smacking their dicks IDK just a thought?

[sonofdaxjones]

Nope, no translation here.

I know the resident Useful Idiots get all  , but there's little doubt in my mind that if other countries had the shear volume of tests conducted as the United States, their infection rates would be up as well.   But Useful Idiots still rub it out over island nations of 5 million people and try and compare them to the United States.   But, no politicization though.

You guys vacillate between demanding dictatorial martial law like measures one minute and being militant states rights advocates the next.

As the college football 2020 threads show, most RUIN's want to shut it all down again and have a "national strategy", well the "national strategy" is Federalization of the entire process or de facto Martial Law.    If we're going to go that route might as well go the whole way . . . oh but wait wait, RUIN will lose their crap (as usual) and decide that rough ridin' Trump can't tell states what to do, rinse-repeat.

So, federalized National Guard, FEMA-National Command Authority in charge of the whole nation??

Look guys, Trump was kidding.  Also, lets talk more about men jacking their meat please.  Maybe a thread to discuss males smacking their dicks IDK just a thought?

Relax Pat.

[Dugout DickStone]

It's about customer service Stu, and here at gE we have lost too many trumpers because of the lack of discussions of men and rubbing their tools/Robert Pattinson.  There will be a concerted effort to provide you the content you crave going forward.

[sonofdaxjones]

Try some soothing Huey Lewis and the News, Pat

[michigancat]

cRusty, weren't you and sys on here awhile back talking about testing accuracy?   Wasn't there a lot of concern at least early on about WHO test kit accuracy?  Is there a universal SAR-Covid-19 testing methodology and platform? 

1) yes
2) nope
3) probably but I'm not sure

[Phil Titola]

Let's not forget when I asked Dax for good news he broke out into some conspiracy theory that since elective surgeries were going down and hence hospital $ was going down, hospitals were admitted more COVID+ patients that didn't need it to suppliment revenue.

That was his good news.

[sonofdaxjones]

cRusty, weren't you and sys on here awhile back talking about testing accuracy?   Wasn't there a lot of concern at least early on about WHO test kit accuracy?  Is there a universal SAR-Covid-19 testing methodology and platform? 

1) yes
2) nope
3) probably but I'm not sure

-Concerns about testing accuracy, particularly on WHO test kits-Check
-No confirmation of universal testing methodology
-No universal procedure on reporting of virus infection, hospitalizations, morbidity etc etc.
-Only guesses on who is under reporting (or over reporting)

1000% locked in on all statistics as fact

[sonofdaxjones]

Let's not forget when I asked Dax for good news he broke out into some conspiracy theory that since elective surgeries were going down and hence hospital $ was going down, hospitals were admitted more COVID+ patients that didn't need it to suppliment revenue.

That was his good news.

The U.S. medical establishment is not big business and always acts in the best interests of its patients (customers) . . . Phil Titola

Particularly as they're collectivly losing billions of dollars, but able to hand Covid-19 patients bills for $1.2 million dollars (or more) . . . supplemental Phil Titola

[DaBigTrain]

I don't know, also, fantastic job (as usual) avoiding all of my questions.

omg 

[Dugout DickStone]

Please include discussions of dudes jerking their hogs if you want full dax attention.  ty

[michigancat]

cRusty, weren't you and sys on here awhile back talking about testing accuracy?   Wasn't there a lot of concern at least early on about WHO test kit accuracy?  Is there a universal SAR-Covid-19 testing methodology and platform? 

1) yes
2) nope
3) probably but I'm not sure

-Concerns about testing accuracy, particularly on WHO test kits-Check
-No confirmation of universal testing methodology
-No universal procedure on reporting of virus infection, hospitalizations, morbidity etc etc.
-Only guesses on who is under reporting (or over reporting)

1000% locked in on all statistics as fact

dax you're an interesting dude

[Phil Titola]

Let's not forget when I asked Dax for good news he broke out into some conspiracy theory that since elective surgeries were going down and hence hospital $ was going down, hospitals were admitted more COVID+ patients that didn't need it to suppliment revenue.

That was his good news.

The U.S. medical establishment is not big business and always acts in the best interests of its patients (customers) . . . Phil Titola

Particularly as they're collectivly losing billions of dollars, but able to hand Covid-19 patients bills for $1.2 million dollars (or more) . . . supplemental Phil Titola

never hinted at these things (quite the opposite honestly) and I'm not sure why you thought that would be good news

[Trim]

If our chips (and vaccines) are indeed going to be ready for installation in the next 6-8 months, largely shut crap down again and stimulus tf out of everyone for that time.

I get my chip first since I volunteered to be a guinea pig and fux with Gates.

[sonofdaxjones]

cRusty, weren't you and sys on here awhile back talking about testing accuracy?   Wasn't there a lot of concern at least early on about WHO test kit accuracy?  Is there a universal SAR-Covid-19 testing methodology and platform? 

1) yes
2) nope
3) probably but I'm not sure

-Concerns about testing accuracy, particularly on WHO test kits-Check
-No confirmation of universal testing methodology
-No universal procedure on reporting of virus infection, hospitalizations, morbidity etc etc.
-Only guesses on who is under reporting (or over reporting)

1000% locked in on all statistics as fact

dax you're an interesting dude

No universal methodologies but let’s continue to make hard comparisons without noting the total lack of standards.

[Phil Titola]

If our chips (and vaccines) are indeed going to be ready for installation in the next 6-8 months, largely shut crap down again and stimulus tf out of everyone for that time.

I get my chip first since I volunteered to be a guinea pig and fux with Gates.

which vaccine?

[LickNeckey]

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

so name names. which countries would pass the US in cases per capita if they tested more per capita?

I don't know, also, fantastic job (as usual) avoiding all of my questions.

this is an amazing post on so many levels

[sonofdaxjones]

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

so name names. which countries would pass the US in cases per capita if they tested more per capita?

I don't know, also, fantastic job (as usual) avoiding all of my questions.

this is an amazing post on so many levels

Lick every post you make is amazing on many levels.  The dominate level is stupidity

[DaBigTrain]

 

[sonofdaxjones]

AL Daily case count is up by 190, still down 35% to 45% from the two largest daily spikes over a week ago. 

Hospitalizations are up 5%.   

0-24 age group morbidity still holds at .2%  65plus accounts for 78% of morbidity.

[Spracne]

LOL . . . the discussion of testing volume still absolutely holds water.    It's also beyond a shadow of a doubt that countries are purposely mis-reporting their positive test numbers.

so name names. which countries would pass the US in cases per capita if they tested more per capita?

I don't know, also, fantastic job (as usual) avoiding all of my questions.

this is an amazing post on so many levels

Lick every post you make is amazing on many levels.  The dominate level is stupidity

I normally let these slide, but a call out is appropriate when in the context of impugning another's intelligence.