Is the Corona Virus really all what it's made to be?

[yeshuaslavejeff]

They know what they are supposed to do but it would take away from the high numbers that give the bigwigs their multi-million dollar salaries.

How long, how many decades or centuries, has this been realized?
(and according to, or in line with , all Scripture)

 

[Kaon]

There are now more cases outside China than inside China.
That steep slope does not look good.

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Mainland china graph is a cubed root trend, while the "outside" is clearly exponential. Does "outside" refer to "people infected outside of mainland China," or "... recovered". I see that the people recovered is also (semi)exponential, but likely not as steep as the curve for "outside".

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

see that the people recovered is also (semi)exponential, but likely not as steep as the curve for "outside".

?
Not sure I understand this comparison,
but the recovery for some 'groups'/'age groups'/ health groups
is 100% or close, isn't it ?

 

[Kaon]

?
Not sure I understand this comparison,
but the recovery for some 'groups'/'age groups'/ health groups
is 100% or close, isn't it ?

There is an intersection between all of the functions (around March) that lets us know the green line (recovered) is the "average" of the root function (mainland China, orange) and a very steep exponential function (other locations, yellow). (Almost by definition) The exponential function is increasing faster than both - which is why I wanted to know if the yellow curve is the trend for infected, or recovered (like the green trend).

 

[essentialsaltes]

Mainland china graph is a cubed root trend, while the "outside" is clearly exponential. Does "outside" refer to "people infected outside of mainland China," or "... recovered".

I'm pretty sure it is

Orange: people infected inside China. (including any who have since recovered)
Yellow: people infected outside China. (including any who have since recovered)
Green: total global recovered.

 

[Kaon]

I'm pretty sure it is

Orange: people infected inside China. (including any who have since recovered)
Yellow: people infected outside China. (including any who have since recovered)
Green: total global recovered.

Right.

So then that graph shows that people infected outside is increasing faster than both people inside of China and general global recovery. We may not know the severity as laypersons, but entire countries don't shut down because of the common cold.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Right.

So then that graph shows that people infected outside is increasing faster than both people inside of China and general global recovery. We may not know the severity as laypersons, but entire countries don't shut down because of the common cold.

?
Perhaps they did, or do, or will ?
'Spin' , as in political spin, can make things like that happen, ?

 

[Kaon]

?
Perhaps they did, or do, or will ?
'Spin' , as in political spin, can make things like that happen, ?

If it is pure numbers, the number of infected outside is definitely increasing faster than the number inside of Mainland China. Of course, we would have to extrapolate the sample space over the entire republic (as I am sure no institution has polled all 1.4 Billion people in China).

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

If it is pure numbers, the number of infected outside is definitely increasing faster than the number inside of Mainland China. Of course, we would have to extrapolate the sample space over the entire republic (as I am sure no institution has polled all 1.4 Billion people in China).

Well here's a 'gold nugget' (haha) >>>
a news reporter on broadcast news station (antenna tv) said last week
that
as more people are tested, more people are found who are infected .....

 

[essentialsaltes]

 

[ZNP]

Is there really that big of a threat like CNN says, or is it taken out of proportion like Donald Trump says?

Any feelings on this now?

 

[hedrick]

It’s not just more testing. In the states we’re worried about percent positive is going up. So is hospitalizations. So far deaths haven’t followed. There are several theories. One is that reported deaths lag by almost a month. Another is that there are more young people being infected. They don’t tend to die, but they can get sick enough to need the hospital. It’s also likely that hospitals have learned over time to treat it. Likely several things are going on. In my view as long as people are still filling ICUs it’s a problem.

things are different state by state. In some states it may be OK. In others there are signs of trouble. See https://twitter.com/covid19tracking?lang=en for some example states. See for example their comparison of CA and TX. Similar uses in number of infections. Otherwise significant differences.