spherical said:
cavscout96 said:
RAB889094 said:
spherical said:
I see San Antonio's and Houston's numbers often.... what are bryan/college stations? is there a tracker?
Brazos County regularly registering 70-145 cases/day lately. Here's the tracker:
https://bing.com/covid/local/brazos_texas_unitedstates?vert=graph
regularly? please define. words matter.
also please give context. What age demographic? How has it changed the availability of care? How has the corresponding death rate changed in the same time period?
context matters equally.
wow thats a lot of info to ask for, let alone ask to be distilled down for you... did you try looking on your own?
in case you were being serious and not trying to make some point... it doesn't look like all that information is available. that daily counts don't seem to be stored cohesively, so im guessing the poster has just been checking the news regularly.
thanks for the info!
a baseless claim without context is worthless. The data is stored and easily retrievable. The "Aggieland" forum on this very website has a running daily count.
To say that BV "regularly" records numbers between 70-145 cases per day is disingenuous, a half-truth, at best, and provided without any sort of context in terms of increased testing, decreased death rate, and the average age of those testing positive.
It's white noise that contributes nothing to the discussion.
Better?