On July 25th, the US 7-day avg of cases was 69,330, which was the peak. Yesterday, the 7-day avg of cases was 43,487, down 37.3%.
The true peak was in March.
On July 25th, the US 7-day avg of cases was 69,330, which was the peak. Yesterday, the 7-day avg of cases was 43,487, down 37.3%.
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Do we eventually switch back to caring about cases like we did in the US when the death numbers were low?
I thought lockdowns worked.
At this point you should just lump the whole world in one category to compare vs US.
Been like that for a while.
The next few weeks our numbers will go down (suddenly thethe has rediscovered deaths lag cases) and Europe's will go up.
But we'll still going to doing worse in terms of deaths per capita.
Its almost as if medicine just delays the inevitable. It gives us a few more months or years, but does not stop death.
Who could have thought!
Lol...suddenly.
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Hmmmmm
Can you imagine what this might mean for the true death number? Do we even have 100k that died from the China virus?
yes, we have 100k deaths from covid19
we are at over 170k and republicans think that is acceptable
weird how 4 in libya wasn't
but whatever
do we have that many?
How do we know if the tests are unreliable?