If the intention is to "track the accuracy from today" then their most recent estimates should be used. It's your thread though, cherry pick if you want.Several days ago they made a terrible prediction - this post is a monument to their failure and a snapshot of that day.
On March 31 their forecast for Texas was lower than the numbers above and on April 6 it was lower too. Right now their forecasted peak is 72 deaths on April 20. 517 people die on an average day in Texas from other causes.
As to the debt and becoming slaves, you can blame the CDC, the FDA and the rest of the federal government including Donald Trump. If they'd truly been on top of this we'd be like South Korea with a functioning economy.
Thinking we could have just gone about business like usual and ignored this is living in a fantasy land. It wouldn't work politically. People would become pissed as hell. You can blame the presidential administrations (Trump's and his predecessors) for more than half of the debt and economic problems. The presidency had the power to plan and prepare for an epidemic and then aggressively push testing, tracing and isolation when we knew we had one. The economy would be in much better shape and Trump wouldn't be signing bills to create trillions in new debt. Originally Posted by Tiny
Sure, they can revise the model everyday. What confidence do you have in their numbers a week from now? They are worthless and yet the Feds have made destructive trillion dollar decisions based upon a model which doesn't even seem to feel bad about being incredibly wrong.