Covid 19 Weekly Update For 5-26-20 to 6-1-20

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N. Carolina still tops the charts in rates of new infections and deaths, followed by the usual sick suspects – especially Arizona, which reported a...

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This past week, except for Brazil, the world got a bit less sick, and the death rate overall declined. The UK showed a slight improvement, and survivability...

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I kind of disagree. Trump’s “competence” was built on his business acumen, which was based, in part, on a business model of failure, bankruptcy,...

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One of the greatest failures of democracies (ahead of even appreciating sheer corruptibility at the highest levels), is the lack of judgment by the people...

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The world stayed sick today, with Sweden making a hard charge up the infection rate leaderboard, challenging Brazil, while the U.S. remains the undisputed...

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Rating QBs is tough to do without considering the other available offensive weapons, offensive play callers and, for that matter, head coaches. Imagine...

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HOUSEKEEPING: Revised the frames to reflect weekly totals of infections and deaths, and restored a “survivability” rate chart, despite the problems...

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I know it’s a Sunday, and Sunday numbers are always relatively small, but today’s deaths total for the U.S. was the lowest I’ve seen since March,...

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Look, I’m not pro or against anything that works, I know that “social distancing” has worked to calm the spread of disease, but when, how, or if,...

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Hey – it wasn’t me that argued “social distancing” doesn’t work. It must’ve been some other covidiot. And comparing the entire 1918-19 Flu...

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Corrected World Data


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While I really do understand the desperate pressure to “reopen” that both the World’s nations and the U.S. States are under, cooking the numbers...

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Maybe it’s the concept of “social-distancing” that eludes you. If you keep your distance from someone infected, or you give that person a big wet...

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The flu epidemics of 1957 and 1968, achieved their high death rates, precisely because social-distancing and widespread lockdowns were never in place...

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Okay – no nasty name-calling, but given your strong belief that “quarantining and social distancing” apparently doesn’t “actually save lives”,...

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You’re right, of course. It’s just that staring at the ugly reality of Covid 19 every day, that article on the vaccine, for a while, popped me out...

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Well, I meant they’d “stop dying” at the current rate their dropping today. You and Seahawk Rick are sure buzzkills.

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The best news I’ve heard in while.
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/2020...ive-in-october
Everything has to go right, of course; the vaccine...

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The world got sicker a little slower this past week, and died less quickly as well. Brazil stayed at the top of the charts, while Canadians died at a...