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Originally Posted by FrankZappa
You pull these numbers out of your ass of 0.1%, You show your foolishness in every post to people that aren't a member of Q. Italy has about a 10% mortality rate but you say it is .01%. How did you get so detached from reality.
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Liars figure but facts and figures don't...who's the LYING ass frank crapper??
IMPORTANT CAVEAT: Worldometers continues to revise their data in a major fashion well after their “As Of” Time of 2359Z.** For the immediate future, I will report those numbers and post the graphs accordingly. As Worldometers adjusts them, I will go back and adjust the numbers in the nightly report. Technical issue preclude adjusting the graph after publication. I am looking into resolving this issue. More to follow.
As of 2359 GMT (Worldometers site) March 29, 2020 the U.S. Mortality Rate (M/R) (calculated by dividing the number of reported U.S. Infections into the number of reported U.S Fatalities) was 1.75%, down from 1.79% yesterday.
I will continue to publish this Wuhan Virus Update showing total reported U.S. Cases and Total U.S. Fatalities from the disease, along with appropriate commentary regarding any observable trends until it’s determined to be no longer useful to our readers.
On the left, this first chart shows the data table, starting February 29, the date of the first reported U.S fatality and continuing until today. On the right, are two graphical representations of the data. The top graph shows the decline of the Mortality Rate. As you can see from the numbers on the left and chart on the upper right, today shows a slight down tick (4/100%) of the M/R from yesterday’s reports.
The bottom graph shows the total U.S Fatalities. today’s numbers show a slight bend to the right indicating 251 fewer deaths than yesterday. Whether this is indeed a harbinger of worse to come, merely a spike or just the Fatality count lagging behind the count of newly discovered cases. As I noted when there was “good news,” one or even two days, does not make a trend.
This chart is a “What If” graphic. It represents the M/R for reported infections. It also shows the M/R if we assume for each reported case of Wuhan Virus, there are 1, 2 or 3 other persons out there with it. For today’s report:
M/R = 1.75%
+1 = 0.87%
+2 = 0.58%
+3 = 0.44%
If you believe that there is a good chance that for each known person infected, there are 3 others out there who haven’t been reported, then the United States Wuhan Virus is still well below 1%.
We hope this is of some value. Whether it is or isn’t, please let me know in the comments.
Prayers for all the folks on the front lines of this effort who are putting themselves at risk on our behalf.
**Below is a snapshot of the Worldometers site showing their “As Of time” of 2359
330 MILLION AMERICAN'S 2,211 DEATHS
YOU DO THE MATH FRANK CRAPPER!!
BUT YOU ON THE LEFT ARE MATHEMATICALLY CHALLENGED.