Liking the sad posts is a show of support except maybe NBZ, I think he’s a bit of a sadist.
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It will disappear eventually. Just wait and like always the president will be right. It’s not his fault that the rest of us are incapable of taking the kind of measured, long-term approach the president is known for.
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No you take that, Yolo County, because the filthy animals are going to take it to you.
Holy hell. Almost all states with 7 RDMA positive slopes and for the big gainers almost all of those have decent to very high R^2.
Arizona with a case density of Peak NYS
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FL 3.6, SC 3.3, and TX 2.5 making big moves. LA 2.5 on the rebound after getting down to 1 a month ago.
11 states with >2/1,000 14 day positive sum. Another 5 above 1.5.
Given unknown positives that means roughly a third of the states are above or pushing 1% of the people contagious right now. That’s insane.
It’s effin everywhere and the second anyone relaxes the Social D and mask wearing, up it goes.
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I saw somewhere that Arizona’s positive % was 28.3 today.
I have a 62 year old sister who has 20 covid beds under her watch. These assholes put her life in danger every day going to choir practice, not wearing masks so u can hear them praise trump and get really KILLING and SICKENING people w their SM medical advice.
I hope they all get and their kids die i front of them ,but that’s just me
I saw 24 deaths in local online paper. Also Horry County’s biggest hospital , Grand Strand is at capacity .
What am I seeing here? What % of S.C. is currently infected?
Weren’t including presumed deaths In assuming
lol, San Diego County is trending on twitter
https://twitter.com/DannyEFreeman/status/1278452004013199366?s=20
we’re so fucked
But how many women are there?
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The new American dream, deportation
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Not sure how they can say Rt was higher in SC in mid May than it is now…
That’s right around when cases started their current climb (SDI 30).
Sorry, Will.
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That’s interesting, but way off from the numbers I (and I assume Dan) are getting.
Are you able to try to find where the discrepancy is? I know he’s getting case data from the same place they are.
I took a quick glance and didn’t see their methodology. Based on the rapid growth in these states, I don’t see how ~1.2 can be accurate, or how it can be such a similar number to what we have in PA, for example. I’m open to being convinced I’m wrong, but right now I don’t see how the numbers could be that low.
Meanwhile in Alabama…
https://mobile.twitter.com/ABC/status/1278430344392388611
Not sure if this should go here or the STI thread.
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