This is, after all, the charts thread!!!80sGeorge said:
As much as I've enjoyed the (logical) push back on the vax nazis, can we maybe just stick to the charts?
This is, after all, the charts thread!!!80sGeorge said:
As much as I've enjoyed the (logical) push back on the vax nazis, can we maybe just stick to the charts?
Page 69 is for charts, please...buffalo chip said:This is, after all, the charts thread!!!80sGeorge said:
As much as I've enjoyed the (logical) push back on the vax nazis, can we maybe just stick to the charts?
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/israel/flyingaggie12 said:
Israel reported 0 cases yesterday. Encouraging since they've had an aggressive vaccine rollout. Hopefully that bodes well for us as well.
Hincemm said:https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/israel/flyingaggie12 said:
Israel reported 0 cases yesterday. Encouraging since they've had an aggressive vaccine rollout. Hopefully that bodes well for us as well.
142 cases, it seems. still good, though.
Of course. But more and more businesses will reduce restrictions, and more and more people will live as normal as numbers get better. You can already have moved on as an individual(and nearly a year ago in my case with living life as I see fit), but still want numbers as low as possible to see more and more living as normal, too.Squadron7 said:beerad12man said:
It's over now for anyone who wants it to be over.
amercer said:
The good thing about getting to numbers like the ones in Israel, is that there would be no debate.
amercer said:
Well I think Fauci said 10.000 cases a day would be a sign that we had it under control, if that makes you feel better.
The good thing about getting to numbers like the ones in Israel, is that there would be no debate.
amercer said:
Well I think Fauci said 10.000 cases a day would be a sign that we had it under control, if that makes you feel better.
The good thing about getting to numbers like the ones in Israel, is that there would be no debate.
A 0.6% false positive would give an expectation of 10k cases per day on 1.5 MM tests. That would be an incredibly low false positive rate.Keegan99 said:amercer said:
Well I think Fauci said 10.000 cases a day would be a sign that we had it under control, if that makes you feel better.
The good thing about getting to numbers like the ones in Israel, is that there would be no debate.
What is the operational false positive rate of the test?
It's 10k "cases" per day reasonable when running 1.5MM+ tests per day?
Keegan99 said:amercer said:
Well I think Fauci said 10.000 cases a day would be a sign that we had it under control, if that makes you feel better.
The good thing about getting to numbers like the ones in Israel, is that there would be no debate.
What is the operational false positive rate of the test?
It's 10k "cases" per day reasonable when running 1.5MM+ tests per day?
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The current rate of operational false-positive swab tests in the UK is unknown; preliminary estimates show it could be somewhere between 0.8% and 4.0%.
So more than 0.6%, and more than 10k on 1.5 MM tests.Keegan99 said:
How low is "very low"?Quote:
The current rate of operational false-positive swab tests in the UK is unknown; preliminary estimates show it could be somewhere between 0.8% and 4.0%.
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanres/article/PIIS2213-2600(20)30453-7/fulltext
This rate seems like an important figure to know if liberties and livelihoods are at stake.
Salute The Marines said:
The goal was never 0 cases. That mindset is what's perpetuating the insanity. It was always supposed to be about hospitalizations.
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Why are we still talking cases, anyways?
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How do you combat that?
cone said:you can'tQuote:
How do you combat that?
damage has been done
a not insignificant part of the population has been completely traumatized by the last year
That is 1000% correct.Proposition Joe said:
I've seen grown men wearing jean shorts at Kyle Field for decades... You can't combat it, you just let the people make their own mistakes.
Squadron7 said:
Working in the yard yesterday. Saw a guy my age (an old...so he's undoubtedly had the vax) riding his bike down the street....alone. With a mask.
How do you combat that?
What are this guy's personal metrics for "normal"?
culdeus said:Squadron7 said:
Working in the yard yesterday. Saw a guy my age (an old...so he's undoubtedly had the vax) riding his bike down the street....alone. With a mask.
How do you combat that?
What are this guy's personal metrics for "normal"?
People have reactions against people riding bikes in spandex as lance wannabees. Conformity to norms is a trigger point. I choose to live my life not worrying about what people on bikes wear or don't wear.