Fox News: surge in new cases
10-24-2020, 08:09 AM
#161
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Bwahaha....
JFC, you're to fuggin lazy to look back and see that my quote of what you posted was verbatim and not altered?
And, then you've got to go on about how your false claim is really true if you look at it through your twisted logic.
WTF?
1. The positivity rate is climbing. (again)
2. The positivity rate has doubled since its low point in the beginning of October.
3. More people are being infected, period.
Your "increase in testing equals an increase in cases" talking point is getting old. Go find another hill to defend, you've lost this one.
JFC, you're to fuggin lazy to look back and see that my quote of what you posted was verbatim and not altered?
And, then you've got to go on about how your false claim is really true if you look at it through your twisted logic.
WTF?
1. The positivity rate is climbing. (again)
2. The positivity rate has doubled since its low point in the beginning of October.
3. More people are being infected, period.
Your "increase in testing equals an increase in cases" talking point is getting old. Go find another hill to defend, you've lost this one.
10-24-2020, 08:15 AM
#162
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”In public” meaning what? Walking down the street? Or standing at a bar?
10-24-2020, 08:30 AM
#163
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Nice attempt at dodging, try again.
The highlighted part of the graph was not highlighted to show an increase in positivity, it was highlighted to prove this wrong:
BTW, that's your quote, I didn't change it. Feel free to check it.
Your idea of "constant" and mine are totally different...
The highlighted part of the graph was not highlighted to show an increase in positivity, it was highlighted to prove this wrong:
Your idea of "constant" and mine are totally different...
10-24-2020, 08:40 AM
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Nice attempt at dodging, try again.
The highlighted part of the graph was not highlighted to show an increase in positivity, it was highlighted to prove this wrong:
BTW, that's your quote, I didn't change it. Feel free to check it.
Your idea of "constant" and mine are totally different...
The highlighted part of the graph was not highlighted to show an increase in positivity, it was highlighted to prove this wrong:
BTW, that's your quote, I didn't change it. Feel free to check it.
Your idea of "constant" and mine are totally different...
Now what?
10-24-2020, 09:09 AM
#165
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Texas data:
Hospitalizations up, slow but steady.
Hospitalizations up, slow but steady.
10-24-2020, 09:15 AM
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Texas data:
Positivity Rate: up.
Death Rate: (thankfully) flat for the most part. As expected. I would hope that we know how to treat and manage COVID today, October 2020, much better than we did in March 2020. I would hope death rates do not go up.
More troubling is the increase in hospitalization and positivity rate, as this may cause lockdowns and additional behavior modifications, which the industry does not need.
Positivity Rate: up.
Death Rate: (thankfully) flat for the most part. As expected. I would hope that we know how to treat and manage COVID today, October 2020, much better than we did in March 2020. I would hope death rates do not go up.
More troubling is the increase in hospitalization and positivity rate, as this may cause lockdowns and additional behavior modifications, which the industry does not need.
10-24-2020, 08:41 PM
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Which is it Cargo? Deaths are steady or trending down or “deaths are modestly higher”. The other guy just called you out on it and you can’t even remember what you’ve been saying here. Stop moving the goal posts. That’s all you know how to do it seems like. Eventually you don’t even know what your point is anymore as I just showed you.
10-24-2020, 10:24 PM
#169
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Which is it Cargo? Deaths are steady or trending down or “deaths are modestly higher”. The other guy just called you out on it and you can’t even remember what you’ve been saying here. Stop moving the goal posts. That’s all you know how to do it seems like. Eventually you don’t even know what your point is anymore as I just showed you.
And don’t you think you are being just a trifle DECEPTIVE pulling up a set of graphs from 12 days ago when I put up the latest one this morning?
Not sure what put the burr under your saddle but you’ve lost any objectivity you once may have had.
10-25-2020, 07:44 AM
#170
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additional reporting, dated two days ago
I am sure post weekend fresh data will be in
Fox News: https://www.foxnews.com/health/us-re...onavirus-cases
I am sure post weekend fresh data will be in
Fox News: https://www.foxnews.com/health/us-re...onavirus-cases
US reports over 71,000 new coronavirus cases, highest single-day increase since July
California, Florida, Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana were among states that saw the highest increase
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