Mutual respect is the only way we can survive this.
Yeah, if we can come to a middle ground on these things it would a lot easier. But nope, in 2020 it's always Team A or Team B.
Humans, man.
Mutual respect is the only way we can survive this.
$4,900 per pneumonia admissionRandom reports say some states are over classifying cases and some say they're under classifying cases. All depends on who you listen to.
Overstating it a bit here IMHO.Let’s be clear, there is no right or wrong way to deal with this shit, it’s here and it’s not going away... everyone has handled it differently - same results.
Yep. It would have been glorious.if this guy was alive today he would be having a field day.
It's pretty true. I'm guessing a lot of people had it between February and March before testing became readily accessible..
"When you do testing to that extent you're going to find more people."
"You're going to find more cases, so I said to my people, 'Slow the testing down please.'
You guys are utterly screwed.
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"When you do testing to that extent you're going to find more people."
"You're going to find more cases, so I said to my people, 'Slow the testing down please.'
You guys are utterly screwed.
Guys, it’s a really good thing if an indoor event doesn’t cause a spike.
Let’s set politics aside ( yeah as if) I would hope the general consensus is hoping this event doesn’t set us back...hope is eternal I guess...
Overstating it a bit here IMHO.
Yes, it's a difficult problem, but to say "nothing matters no matter what"? C'mon.
Today for example... doesn't it seem a bit (ahem) stupid to cram 19,000 shouting people into a crowded indoor arena (without masks and without social distancing) in a city that is just starting an exponential spike in cases?
Let's at least use a little common sense.
Without an ounce of contrariness, jackassery, or disbelief in my question I want to ask this: How do we know they were misclassified?
Do you have data?the number of Snowbird seasonal deaths to pneumonia per year(Nov-May) is around 950 with little variation going back at least 5 years. This season they suddenly have something like 5300 cases of pneumonia in that 6 month period even from places where COVID was rampant like nursing homes.
It’s blatant data manipulation.
Do you have data?
C’mon now you know the rules
Okay let’s just pretend anything stated here is fact, is it really your perspective that Hospitals don’t have incentive to tag COVID-19 to as many deaths as possible?
You ARE right though about the blatant data misrepresentation, just not as you see it, opinions my man, we all are afforded them
Cheers!
just trying to understand - is the suggestion that people are being tagged as dying from COVID that don’t actually have it? Or that people have COVID, die from something else, and the hospital tags it as a COVID death for financial gain?
Yet another warning
Next poster who brings politics in to the conversation will get 3 points and a timeout
That includes references to politician quotes also