DeSantis for the win

kingjelly said:
Also our deaths, while we aren't back up to the highs yet, it's certainly trending in the wrong direction.

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For some reason Tsing Tao only posts deaths from the DeSantis COVID portal which shows that recent deaths in Florida are under 10 per day - while trying to claim the death trend is declining.

For some reason he doesn’t believe these stats from the DeSantis administration are deliberately manipulated even when all other data sources show many more COVID deaths in Florida.
 
gwb-trading said:
For some reason Tsing Tao only posts deaths from the DeSantis COVID portal which shows that recent deaths in Florida are under 10 per day - while trying to claim the death trend is declining.

For some reason he doesn’t believe these stats from the DeSantis administration are deliberately manipulated even when all other data sources show many more COVID deaths in Florida.
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Just curious, why do you make up stuff on the fly like this? I've not used the data from the Florida portal (the so-called DeSantis portal that YOU even used in the past) in a while, specifically because I know you'll just claim BS on it. Even though there's no evidence it is BS.


Instead, I've used the Worldometers site. I've also used Google's own count, and the stats coming from the Covid National site. DeSantis or Florida have no influence on these sites.

So stop making shit up! Be honest for once!
 
gwb-trading said:
Since the deaths lag infections by 4 to 6 weeks (according the medical press it is usually 2 to 3 weeks before someone is sick enough to need a hospital and an additional 2 to 3 weeks before they die in the hospital) -- I would view this as nothing more than the number of cases have drastically increased in June while the associated deaths will show up in July and August.
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Right. Used to be 2 weeks, now its 4-6.
 
SunTrader said:
So no you don't want to comment. Ok.
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I did comment. Just because you don't like the comment, it doesn't mean it isn't a comment. You said I don't post comments on the data. I post comments on the data every single day (other than weekends, where I have a life).
 
kingjelly said:
Also our deaths, while we aren't back up to the highs yet, it's certainly trending in the wrong direction.

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That chart seems accurate, though the Y axis is a custom range for emphasis on trend. Here is the one I use (from the Worldometers).

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Based on this data, there does seem to be a tick up in the MA. We will have to see what this means in the next week. Also, my guess is you will see similar upticks soon in other states (eventually every state) as they open up completely.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that if you open up, more people are going to get the virus. If more people get the virus, you would think we'd have more deaths.
 
Tsing Tao said:
I did comment. Just because you don't like the comment, it doesn't mean it isn't a comment. You said I don't post comments on the data. I post comments on the data every single day (other than weekends, where I have a life).
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Once again I have to spell it out, by just repeating what I said ".... commenting on the trend". 4 words, geez, you would think it would be easy.

Repeat comment, not stats.

If you don't want to comment on the blatant uptrend in deaths just say soooooo.
 
Just fyi, my death chart was just Texas, selfishly that's the only data I look at. We went from our highest ever day of 700 cases yesterday to today a new highest day of 1000 in Dallas, that's just scary for our hospitals. Even though the Governor mandated masks yesterday, at least my county has already said they won't enforce it with the fines, went out today and it's still maybe 10% at best at the Aldi I went to.
 
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