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Of note, 85%, yes EIGHTY FIVE PERCENT, of those dying of Covid in Wake are >64 years old.
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Previously, he denounced lockdown policies adopted in countries around the world, arguing that only at-risk people should quarantine “until the storm passes.”
Elon’s pcr test was thought* positive - and he in fact is symptomatic (lightly) - and therefore a highly likely spreader. The rapid test is known to have significantly lower accuracy, but any single positive result when multiple tests are taken should have been enough for this to be known.
That RT news (overt Russian propaganda https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RT_America) did not pick this up - and uses Twitter as a source - not surprising( all United States intelligence agency’s agree russia is in full propaganda war mode). I am surprised any serious us journal would have missed it.
Wheels up - maybe you are a deep Russian plant I know everybody everywhere is stressed - but seriously I am joking.
Fox News - highly conservative - does pretty well here: https://www.foxbusiness.com/technolo...-covid-19-test
* Fox News is really pretty good/fair. Easy to confuse with their “commentators” - also liberal commentators on msnbc - which are all real nut jobs.
So why is Elon thought* positive? Because he has not yet released them. And here is a shot from a publication I have never heard of - but is up to date as this writing: https://www.livemint.com/news/world/...401365495.html
For fun - I learned some about mint - turns out there is ‘light’ connection to the us Wall Street journal(highly conservative, highly praised). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mint_(newspaper)
That they are India gst based explains why content is 8+ hours ahead of the western news cycles
Another weird thing about the DHHS data is that hospitalizations almost always seem to decrease on the weekend, even though percent reporting remains similar. Why are there less covid patients in the hospital on weekends?
Half the states, including NC, are experiencing record numbers of hospitalizations. We are being overwhelmed by this virus, and its about to get much, much worse. All you deniers and nitpickers wanting to debate and question every irrelevant and unimportant bit of minutia need to stop. Its real, and its bad. And its getting worse.
Half the states, including NC, are experiencing record numbers of hospitalizations. We are being overwhelmed by this virus, and its about to get much, much worse. All you deniers and nitpickers wanting to debate and question every irrelevant and unimportant bit of minutia need to stop. Its real, and its bad. And its getting worse.
How dare people want to understand the data. That must mean they're deniers.
How dare people want to understand the data. That must mean they're deniers.
Don't talk to me about a desire to understand the data. Thats pure BS. The data is clear to anyone with an open mind. Questioning it is pointless at best, and a way of minimizing its significance at worst. Not to mention, few people lack the specialized knowledge to appropriately analyze and understand the data. Its an absurd exercise.
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I know everybody everywhere is stressed - but seriously I am joking.
