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I find the data to be VERY interesting! Your thoughts?
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Posted 4 y ago
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Thank you my friend SSgt (Join to see) for posting the link to the COVID Tracking Project.
31,427,438 negative results out of 34,213,497 tests [assuming one test per person] seems reasonable.
Hopefully the deaths are being updated to eliminate influenza, bacterial pneumonia, etc from the data.
Current deaths out of 122,158 out of "cases" 2,786,059 comes out to roughly 4.4% which is significantly higher that the world average of less than 1% of infected dies from COVID.
This leads me to believe the data includes influenza deaths and other deaths where COVID should not be the primary cause of death.
FYI Lt Col Charlie Brown Maj Robert Thornton Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM SGT Steve McFarland CPT Paul Whitmer CPL Dave Hoover SP5 Mark Kuzinski Alan K. LTC (Join to see) LTC Wayne Brandon PVT Kenneth Krause COL Mikel J. Burroughs
31,427,438 negative results out of 34,213,497 tests [assuming one test per person] seems reasonable.
Hopefully the deaths are being updated to eliminate influenza, bacterial pneumonia, etc from the data.
Current deaths out of 122,158 out of "cases" 2,786,059 comes out to roughly 4.4% which is significantly higher that the world average of less than 1% of infected dies from COVID.
This leads me to believe the data includes influenza deaths and other deaths where COVID should not be the primary cause of death.
FYI Lt Col Charlie Brown Maj Robert Thornton Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM SGT Steve McFarland CPT Paul Whitmer CPL Dave Hoover SP5 Mark Kuzinski Alan K. LTC (Join to see) LTC Wayne Brandon PVT Kenneth Krause COL Mikel J. Burroughs
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LTC Wayne Brandon
I concur with your final assumption which is certainly reasonable.
I've felt from the beginning that the numbers were being inflated and more to the point so hospitals can reap the benefit of such inflation through the accumulation of the federal dollars that follow these cases. Whenever and wherever there is federal funding there is almost certain to be waste, fraud and abuse close behind.
I've felt from the beginning that the numbers were being inflated and more to the point so hospitals can reap the benefit of such inflation through the accumulation of the federal dollars that follow these cases. Whenever and wherever there is federal funding there is almost certain to be waste, fraud and abuse close behind.
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Lots of statistics proving what we already know. There far more positives out in the public than thought originally. More testing, more positives. Deaths down. Hospitalizations down. Still don’t see how the extensive tracking effort has told us anything. You’d think by now, it would have revealed best practices and primary reasons for hot spots.
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LCpl Brad Gross
Nope it trumps fault and the left want to make it look bad for the election and give more free vote money to people but yes you are right
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