CrowCross
Well-known member
Check out this graph from Worldometer for the USA.
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If the spikes appeared every 7 days I might say, it's the day of the week certain areas report their deaths...but it's not every 7 days.
Secondly, look at the death between March and June...then scroll up and look at the cases.
Look at the deaths from now and backwards a coupe of weeks and look at the cases....The death are about the same as between March and June...yet the cases are about 6-7 times higher.
Is that because we have more testing?
Is that because of false positives?
Is that because we have better treatment?
...or is it something else?
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Daily New Deaths in the United States"
Why do the deaths spike up...then day by day drop off..then spike up again?If the spikes appeared every 7 days I might say, it's the day of the week certain areas report their deaths...but it's not every 7 days.
Secondly, look at the death between March and June...then scroll up and look at the cases.
Look at the deaths from now and backwards a coupe of weeks and look at the cases....The death are about the same as between March and June...yet the cases are about 6-7 times higher.
Is that because we have more testing?
Is that because of false positives?
Is that because we have better treatment?
...or is it something else?