We've Flatten The Curve. It's Time For Texas To Move On.

Uh, then why did so many Asians die from their virus, JL?

Or are yous just trying to point out more stereotypes to which you adheres.

Two weeks since the Houston Rodeo shut down unexpectedly. In that time 5 men have died in TX. Out of a populace of 20+ Million. From today's web Houston Chronicle.



People are losing their jobs and livelihoods. It's time to start opening up businesses, not shutting them down. It's also time to start using our medical care capacity. That's why we built it.

Mayor Turner and County Judge Hildago are going in the wrong direction and are making the cure more deadly than the disease. Originally Posted by gnadfly

https://coronavirusintexas.org/

the graphs dont lie,

enuff said

Yup, you didn't respond to anything I said.

And I have said already that Texas and California will both avoid getting as bad as NY because we don't have the density or the mass transit. Car culture and sitting alone in traffic will greatly reduce the impact in place outside NY. Originally Posted by Revenant

Jeez, who pissed in your Cheerios? You two are basically saying the same thing although exNYer being a bit more specific. The denser the population the more likely the mass transit. I know someone who works at a large university (50K+), they shut down the campus to students but made everyone else come in. Oh yeah, you had to take the bus because of climate change virtue signalling.

A few weeks ago, the aisles of Kroger were as packed as most buses in Houston. It's allergy season here also.

You left out obesity. Especially in New Orleans, NYC, Detroit and elsewhere.

Not all factors of different demographic groups are the same and obesity is now being recognized as a risk factor.

Mexico is in for trouble, too, due to its obesity problem - unless the warmer, humid climate compensates for that.

It appears that corona does better in cooler, drier air than in warm moist air. Originally Posted by Revenant

At this point obesity, smoking, age, and population density appear to be major factors. Also Hollywood celebrity.

New Orleans is trying to make race a factor. Let me guess in Wuhan a disproportionate number of infected were Chinese. Although I'm seeing stats that around 60% of the infected are men but there are likely social factors around that.

https://coronavirusintexas.org/

the graphs dont lie,

enuff said Originally Posted by Missburger

But you do. Yes, "Enuff" out of you.

But you do. Yes, "Enuff" out of you. Originally Posted by gnadfly

look at the graphs,


very good detail

this thread started in march look at the graph.

only thing that flattened was his brain


on we go

Uh, then why did so many Asians die from their virus, JL?

Or are yous just trying to point out more stereotypes to which you adheres. Originally Posted by HoeHummer

I don't know if you realize this but virtually every citizen of China is Asian!

As for deaths in the USA, I haven't seen any racial breakdown. I have seen news reports commenting upon disproportional impact, but I haven't seen the citations about the sources.

Update:

29Mar2020 positive tests 2,552 negative tests 23,208 deaths 34 total tests 25,760
30Mar2020 positive tests 2,877 negative tests 33,003 deaths 38 total tests 35,880
31Mar2020 positive tests 3,266 negative tests 42,992 deaths 41 total tests 42992
01Apr2020 positive tests 3,997 negative tests 43,860 deaths 58 total tests 47857
02Apr2020 positive tests 4,669 negative tests 46,010 deaths 70 total tests 50679
03Apr2020 positive tests 5,330 negative tests 50,434 deaths 90 total tests 55764
04Apr2020 positive tests 6,110 negative tests 57,641 deaths 105 total tests 63751
05Apr2020 positive tests 6,812 negative tests 64,126 deaths 127 total tests 70,938
06Apr2020 positive tests 7,276 negative tests 78,081 deaths 140 total tests 85,357
07Apr2020 positive tests 8,262 negative tests 80,387 deaths 154 total tests 88,649
08Apr2020 positive tests 9,353 negative tests 86,905 deaths 177 total tests 96,258
09Apr2020 positive tests 10,230 negative tests 95,904 deaths 199 total tests 106134

9 out of 10 cases test negative among symptomatic persons getting limited resources. Just think how low it would be if everyone were tested.

Positive cases each day: (cumulative, not net of discharges)

(2877-2552)/2552 = 12.7% increase
(3266-2877)/2877 = 13.5% increase - mild, not exponential
(3997-3266)/3266 = 22.4% increase - definitely worse
(4669-3997)/3997 = 16.8% increase - not exponential
(5330-4669)/4669 = 14.2% increase - 2 straight days of a lower increase
(6110-5330)/5330 = 14.6% increase - flattened yet?
(6812-6110)/6110 = 11.4% increase - diminishing increase
(7276-6812)6812 = 6.8% increase - way fewer new cases than the day before!!
(8262-7276)/7276 = 13.6% increase - going the wrong way
(9353-8262)/8262 = 13.2% increase - peak? too early to say
(10,230-9353)/9353 = 9.4% increase - not a bad day

Since 25 March Daily deaths 6, 5, 4, 7, 4, 3, 17, 12, 20, 15, 22, 13, 14, 23,22

The increase in cases is less than the day before - which is an excellent occurrence.

6 days to double the number of cases is considered good.

Gnadfly was correct about the flattened curve.

https://coronavirusintexas.org/

the graphs dont lie,

enuff said Originally Posted by Missburger

I like the graph but I don't see how it isn't showing good success in Texas?

Flattening the curve doesn't mean absence of a curve.

I like the graph but I don't see how it isn't showing good success in Texas?

Flattening the curve doesn't mean absence of a curve. Originally Posted by friendly fred

its not flat


still increasing


gotta wait to say flat, need more data more positive days


cip in texas is active? or the girls are hiding?

its not flat


still increasing


gotta wait to say flat, need more data more positive days


cip in texas is active? or the girls are hiding? Originally Posted by Missburger

Well, the death rate is flat right now.

As for the increase in cases, need to show the daily amount.That even went down from yesterday.

I spent 4 days in Galveston and left the morning of March 13, as I was passing thru Houston the radio station announced the first case of Covid 19 in the city. I talked to my friend yesterday and they now have 200 positive cases, some sick and some not.

The city council is considering a roadblock on 45 to stop visitors but at the same time open up the beaches and fishing piers for Galveston residents. Things that make you go wtf.

I got tremendously strong feeling I’m gonna miss red fish season.

Be careful j666. Go fishing, but do not take your long walk off a short pier.

Uh, then why did so many Asians die from their virus, JL?

Or are yous just trying to point out more stereotypes to which you adheres. Originally Posted by HoeHummer

Well, based upon your request I looked up the number in NYC.

Turns out, Asians in NYC die at the lowest rate of all!

10.2 per 100,000 for white NYC folks

8.4 per 100,000 for Asian NYC folks

Thanks to the racist policies of the de Blasio administration, loooks like Hispanics have the highest death rate, followed by African Americans.

Yes, I have a link for that.

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/down...04082020-1.pdf

DPST's are immediately screaming about viral "racism" and preferential treatment.

Well, based upon your request I looked up the number in NYC.

Turns out, Asians in NYC die at the lowest rate of all!

10.2 per 100,000 for white NYC folks

8.4 per 100,000 for Asian NYC folks

Thanks to the racist policies of the de Blasio administration, loooks like Hispanics have the highest death rate, followed by African Americans.

Yes, I have a link for that.

https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/down...04082020-1.pdf Originally Posted by friendly fred

How does that correlate to any policies of the NYC administration?

It doesn’t. Just yous trying to spin the facts into your own racists narrative, Jewish Lawclerk.