Dan Patrick on Tucker right now talking sensibly.
cone said:
there is absolutely no data to support that at this time
we haven't done a serological study
no one knows, period.
but the death rate is almost immaterial at this point. A lower IFR just means the time to reach herd immunity is shorter.
it doesn't change the contagiousness or the overwhelming of the HC system (causing the IFR to go significantly higher)
this is just happy talk in the face of a **** situation
IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
I cant take the chicken little **** anymore.Social Distanced said:
I thought he was well reasoned yesterday, but seems he's a little less reasonable today.
agdaddy04 said:
Stay at home order now in Denver starting tomorrow night. Liquor stores closing as well, so I guess I may be considered a hoarder now. April 10th is a long time away.
cone said:
and yet no serology study
Scott Gottlieb is probably ****ting a brick right now
agdaddy04 said:
So you think the rate is higher? I'm taking from that quote that the overall rate is much lower.
the cruise ship is still the best handle on asymptomatic cases. 50 % of positive test were from people with no symptoms.IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
The 90% negative test rate disproves the "large number of asymptomatic" myth.IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
People want to believe they are logical, but most act based on emotion.Nuclear Scramjet said:IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
They have already traced the origins of the disease in all 3 areas of major breakout. It appeared in January in all 3 places.
Why do you guys keep on posting the same exact disproven opinions?
IrishTxAggie said:
The freaking irony of y'all beating me over the head for weeks about trusting Chinese and WHO numbers and data not being able to be trusted, but now you'll clutch to them like they're your bible and infallible.
Hey cone, I drink WhistlePig Rye. I'll let you out of your 50k number bet now if you'd rather just give me a bottle of Basil Hayden.
IrishTxAggie said:
The freaking irony of y'all beating me over the head for weeks about trusting Chinese and WHO numbers and data not being able to be trusted, but now you'll clutch to them like they're your bible and infallible.
Hey cone, I drink WhistlePig Rye. I'll let you out of your 50k number bet now if you'd rather just give me a bottle of Basil Hayden.
cone said:
I'd give almost anything to make this nightmare end
whatever alcohol you need
Bobcat06 said:The 90% negative test rate disproves the "large number of asymptomatic" myth.IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
Bobcat06 said:The 90% negative test rate disproves the "large number of asymptomatic" myth.IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
PJYoung said:Bobcat06 said:The 90% negative test rate disproves the "large number of asymptomatic" myth.IrishTxAggie said:Exsurge Domine said:IrishTxAggie said:
I believe the first part but not necessarily the 2nd part.
I believe the asymptomatic numbers are much much much higher than people think. I also believe it is fair to assume that the virus has been in the US a lot longer than we believe. Virus dates back to mid-November and we didn't get a case in the US until January 20th. Over two months during some of the busiest travel seasons of the year. It doesn't add up.
The biggest surprise from China was when WHO went in there looking for this large population of asymptomatic cases and didn't find them. The second biggest was when their lead in the expedition said if I get covid-19 I would want to be treated here in China. It was my 'oh ****' moment because it flipped what I thought was the reality of the situation. Backwards China etc etc
They are backwards in so many ways but they are ultimately prepared for a novel outbreak like this and they threw all of their resources at the problem until it was snuffed out completely.
I read recently that any visitor to their country gets put into a 14 day mandated strict quarantine. How strict? They put a seal on your door strict.
backintexas2013 said:
Now death rate doesn't matter. The goalpost moving is pretty fascinating to watch.
Wozlaw said:
Missed it, mind giving a quick recap?