How do the hysterics explain these COVID charts?
Awesome charts for you today. First, the ol’ California vs. Florida issue again. The best the excuse factory has been able to do is to pretend that Californians aren’t complying with the regulations or they’re not staying home. Why, they’re still going to restaurants!
This is supposed to be why California is doing worse than Florida at the present moment. In fact, the evidence is the other way around. Here’s a plot of restaurant visits in Florida (top line) alongside restaurant visits in California (bottom line):
How about this. Arizona has been substantially more open than California. At the very least, they’ve had different policies implemented at different times. Their population is older than California’s, too. And yet, here are hospitalizations per million in each place:
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Finally, here’s South Dakota’s curve. North Dakota imposed restrictions; South Dakota didn’t. Same curve. Also, how did this curve come down? Mobility data shows people didn’t voluntarily adopt stay-at-home measures, so the excuse factory can’t pretend that’s what did it. The curve just came down, regardless. Why? Do the hysterics even have an explanation?
Can we at least agree that the virus is a little more complicated than the propaganda would lead us to expect?
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very old white guy
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Kind of like a seasonal flu doing what a seasonal flu does.
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Andy Rowlands
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Exactly Mr Guy 🙂
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Xavier
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Certainly there is a seasonal effect, as in respiratory viruses peak from November to early January (just like the old “flu season” that seems to have been killed off by COVID).
More importantly, the CDC issued new guidance to testing labs to reduce the PCR cycles in testing as it leads to massive “false positives”. While some may credit vaccines, the PCR rules were simply changed, which will drop “positive case” counts DRAMATICALLY.
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