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dad4 said:
Take a look at the graph of CA cases in November. Then spout your nonsense about no Thanksgiving spike. We went from under 10K per day to over 40K.

The places that didn’t get a spike are those with a large recovered population, such as the upper midwest.

This is why the upper midwest is your favorite graph. Over 70% of people got it by mid to late November, which makes their December numbers looks better. Except for deaths, which is why you don’t show that one.
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And why would 70% that got it by mid to late November make the numbers look better with a moving average. You smart people crack me up.
 
Bruddah IZ said:
They didn't say "no" to quarantine and mask. Quite the opposite. Their old died like our old do every year. Did you even read the article? .0007893 death rate. When are you sheeple going to start interacting with the data?
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Yeah. You are as crazy as those Qanon folks. Please leave this post. Go back to that new Facebook site for crazies.
 
Bruddah IZ said:
And why would 70% that got it by mid to late November make the numbers look better with a moving average. You smart people crack me up.
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Read up on how herd immunity works. You'll get it.

If 70% of people cannot transmit the virus, the virus will infect fewer people. As a result, the daily case count goes into decline.

This is what the North Dakota did. They gave themselves at least partial herd immunity by infecting the vast majority of the population. Now, as expected, daily cases are low but overall cases are high.

It also looks like they will bury one person out of every 500.
 
dad4 said:
Read up on how herd immunity works. You'll get it.

If 70% of people cannot transmit the virus, the virus will infect fewer people. As a result, the daily case count goes into decline.

This is what the North Dakota did. They gave themselves at least partial herd immunity by infecting the vast majority of the population. Now, as expected, daily cases are low but overall cases are high.

It also looks like they will bury one person out of every 500.
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Yet their death rate numbers are still lower than New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and expect Rhode Island and Connecticut to pass them as well.

Plus they show 90K cases out of 750K population. Where are you getting 70% infected?
 
socalkdg said:
Yet their death rate numbers are still lower than New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and expect Rhode Island and Connecticut to pass them as well.

Plus they show 90K cases out of 750K population. Where are you getting 70% infected?
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The 90K is confirmed infections. That is normally only 10 or 20% of actual infections. 20% is unlikely, given their high test positivity during the peak. 10% is unlikely, because that would out them over 100% infected.
 
dad4 said:
Read up on how herd immunity works. You'll get it.

If 70% of people cannot transmit the virus, the virus will infect fewer people. As a result, the daily case count goes into decline.

This is what the North Dakota did. They gave themselves at least partial herd immunity by infecting the vast majority of the population. Now, as expected, daily cases are low but overall cases are high.

It also looks like they will bury one person out of every 500.
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Actually 600. And only 11% of population tested positive. And nearly the same amount recovered. 7% of total tested were positive.
 
SoccerFan4Life said:
Dad4 is right. In Iowa, they have a population similar to Orange County (3.2M population). Their total count of covid cases is more than double of the OC. OC has 134k covid cases and Iowa has 270k cases. The deaths are double the count as well. Population density is clearly on the OC side so Iowa has done really bad compared to the OC.

Bruddah take a look at both charts and consider population in each state.
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Also, Iowa residents are forced inside starting in mid-September. Outdoor dining and activities have ceased until late April.
 
Bruddah IZ said:
Actually 600. And only 11% of population tested positive. And nearly the same amount recovered. 7% of total tested were positive.
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And, if 11% have tested positive, what percent have been positive but never got tested?

Normal rato is 5 to 1 or 10 to 1.
 
crush said:
Leave my Bruddah alone bro. Have you seen his goat play? You have no kids playing coach and you come here everyday now? It's the Eve of Christ Bday for Christ sakes. Praise the Lord :)
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Another one with no kids in youth soccer yet posting 24/7 on a youth soccer forum?
 
dad4 said:
The 90K is confirmed infections. That is normally only 10 or 20% of actual infections. 20% is unlikely, given their high test positivity during the peak. 10% is unlikely, because that would out them over 100% infected.
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I've been wondering that because the head of the CDC stated once they believed up to 10X the number of listed infections had been actually infected. If we us 10X for the whole country we end up with 190 million already infected which puts us at 58%. Based on that we should see the whole country dropping and by the end of January be minimal. That doesn't seem posssible.

Go with 5X and we have 95 million or 29% thus have still have a way to go, but with vaccinations and new cases happening I could see normalcy by the end of March.
 
SoccerFan4Life said:
Dad4 is right. In Iowa, they have a population similar to Orange County (3.2M population). Their total count of covid cases is more than double of the OC. OC has 134k covid cases and Iowa has 270k cases. The deaths are double the count as well. Population density is clearly on the OC side so Iowa has done really bad compared to the OC.

Bruddah take a look at both charts and consider population in each state.
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IA actually has 232k cases and 222k have recovered. Their COVID death rate given total IA population is .00115351 compared to OC's .00057312. OC also has nearly 3x IA's hospitalizations that includes 3X IA's people in ICU.
 
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