Tracking the COVID-19-Virus in Germany, the USA, Italy and other hot spots in the world

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  1. Statistikhengst

    Statistikhengst Well-Known Member

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    It looks like the person to whom you spoke is somehow upset. Hmmmm.... oh well, the ignore-function is a wonderful thing....
     
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    As of 4 minutes ago, 96,157 US deaths from COVID-19:

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 USA 96157 deaths as brockton MA.png

    That is almost exactly the current population of this city in the USA:

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    You're spreading misinformation. Shame on you.
    They should fear older people withdrawing from what those people believe is an unsafe environment.
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    You just can't accept people don't want to go out to the mall when they think they might catch a disease that could keep them off work for a month, make their spouse, children, or parents sick.
    "Unhealthy environments?" Yes, an "unhealthy environment" what Medicaid buys these days. Trump, the jackass you promote, wants to cut Medicaid and make things worse.
    This is half-baked nonsense.
    Propaganda Alert!
     
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    He is upset. Oh, well...
     
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    Trump and the Senate Republicans are letting small- and medium-sized businesses die. Every day more close, never to reopen. Millions of American entrepreneurs will lose their savings and no longer have the collateral to put a business together.
    Yes, it's good to be in that position.
     
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    I was very lucky concerning the 2008 disaster. I, so to speak, smelled it 2 years ahead. I was loaded, I had built for my company, over 1 million in debt. For small business that is serious money. Little strip mall and the companies building. I was able to sell the strip mall before the crap hit the fan. I was very lucky, because I was able to sell at the peak and that made me able to get rid of any debt.
    I smelled it, every body called me a idiot, I sold and was absolute debt free and some.
    I never will forget the moment. I had just signed the papers at the titel company, brought the cashiers check to the bank and sat on that small wall at my business.
    Absolutely stunned. Did not get it. Just could not understand.
    Small business is debt. You can not pay for the machines, inventory or if you buy the property out of the pocket. It is a constant cycle of debt, over and over again, from start up to future investments.
    The pressure to service those bills is unbelievable.
    Than consider you smell the 2008 catastrophe, you know it is coming. No doubt and your are loaded.
    I just sat on that wall for several hours trying to understand. It took a week and than I sat down and made plans for the next hitting the fan.
    Frugal.
    Wrote a business plan for my company and myself, set goals of financial savings and how to keep investing in the company and enjoy my live, being frugal.
    So now when the crap hits the fan again and it will hit in a way we have never seen before, I am very happy that I have learned the lessons from 2008 and stuck to them.
    Frugal does not mean that you do not spent money on fun, but you pay for your fun in cash and not on a credit card


    Living within your financial means and naturally that means a re oritantion of of your means
     
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    No it's not essential. What's essential is the obsolescence of neoliberal orthodoxy.

    Those gym employees could be employed AND funded by the state (using its sovereign currency-issuing capacity) on R&D programs, for example, for any number of technology advancing programs. The 'invisible hand' is rapidly approaching its use by date.

    So....save YOUR money (because unlike the state, you and I can't create money) and start exercising with those dining room chairs etc.
     
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    Nothing exciting in the recent charts.
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    A record day for the number of tests in Georgia.

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    Explain that to those people locked out of their jobs.
     
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    I'm promoting sensible - post neoliberal - economics to anyone who will listen. The sovereign currency issuing state can deal with ANY pandemic, even one as - shall we say, inconsistent - as covid -19. NO-ONE need be experiencing ANY financial anxiety.

    [One has to notice: Trump at least knew he had to find $3 trillion very quickly, at the start of this pandemic, before anyone knew how deadly (or not) it would be. So that's at least an improvement from the days of the GD, when governments were content to stand by mass unemployment, with no support for the unemployed. Of course the population simply would not tolerate that today].

    btw, the highly praised US "full employment" figure of 3.6% before the pandemic hit is merely neoliberal window dressing; U6 + those who have given up looking for work was more likely >10% even then.

    True full employment is only achieved when U6 is <2% of the working age population. Impossible in our current regimes based on neoliberal orthodoxy, of course.

    http://www.politicalforum.com/index.php?threads/mmt-overcoming-the-political-divide.569365/
     
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    An added complication for those who consider we only need to return to "business as usual" ASAP:

    https://www.crikey.com.au/2020/05/2...wsletter&ins=dHlWTVZIMnhpdFpuSTFrSnNyL0JhQT09

    "How happy will we (over 60's) be to go to a packed restaurant or pub, go to a busy shopping mall, get into a crowded lift, get on the flying petri dishes known as planes — without fretting that we’ll get infected by the person next to us?"
     
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    Learned much the same lesson on a personal level 3 decades ago. Healthcare bills were insane and ended up on credit cards and then the inevitable recession layoffs came along and then I was underwater and had no income so I was forced into bankruptcy. Swore to myself that it was never going to happen again and that I would never buy anything I could not afford to pay for in cash. Eventually ended up with another credit card that paid rewards points for purchases but I always paid it off in full every month. Those points paid for replacement appliances when they were no longer worth repairing myself. They paid for the large flat screen TV and for a long overdue vacation. I barely use the credit card any longer and I still have unused points on it.

    The 5 goals for retirement are to have a nest egg, an inflation proof source of income that will cover your expenses, a secondary source of income from something part time that you enjoy, ownership of your home without any mortgage and no debts of any kind. I reached all of those goals and now I can handle whatever is going to come next.

    Stay safe.
     
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    Good morning, PFers,

    I hope you slept well.

    We ended the day on 2020-05-021 with a grand total of 96,354 US COVID-19 deaths and are now 3,646 away from 100,000 US deaths as a result of this pandemic.

    Yesterday, 2020-05-021, I published the EOD reports for 2020-05-020 for the worldwide figures (#9319) and the USA (#9320) very early. During the day yesterday, sometime after the noon hour my time (06:00 am on the East Coast), WORLDOMETER revised the figures for 2020-05-020 slightly.

    Here the worldwide and USA figures exactly as I reported them (also shown per screenshots at the reports):

    2020-05-020 COVID-19 worldwide revised slightly on 2020-05-021 - 002 excel a.png
    2020-05-020 COVID-19 worldwide revised slightly on 2020-05-021 - 002 excel b.png

    Here the adjusted figures for 2020-05-020:

    2020-05-020 COVID-19 worldwide revised slightly on 2020-05-021 - 001.png

    This means that worldwide, WORLDOMETER adjusted the total number of cases (and daily cases, of course) +750 upward, but the number of total deaths (and daily deaths, or course) -55 downward. Most all of that change is reflected in changes in the USA numbers. When I have time, I'll go back and recheck the state reports using the yesterday function at the WAYBACK MACHINE, but first, I just wanted to let you all see the clerical changes.

    Most of the time, there are no changes in the WORLDOMETER numbers, but occasionally, this happens. So, I will readjust the numbers for 2020-05-020 on the excel table and this time, I will report for 2020-05-021 later in the day today, just in case changes may occur again.

    Just wanted to give a heads up about this, because of course, the change values on my excel data should be exactly the same as the figures from WORLOMETER, logically and when they are not, this means that something changed.

    When you consider how many thousands of sources that WorldOMeter is using to keep it's numbers straight, it's a small wonder that it doesn't have to make corrections more often.

    So, catch y'all later.

    -Stat
     
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    Am I reading this correctly?

    https://covid19.healthdata.org/united-states-of-america

    IHME has changed their reporting metrics AGAIN and now they are predicting Total Deaths per 100k instead of total deaths as a number.

    The new map for 5/21 shows a popup with a projected rate of 29.57 per 100k and Worldometers has the US population at just under 331 million. That means that if you multiply 29.57 * 3308 then IHME's projected total as of 5/21 is 97.8k which is just fractionally above the WoM actual number 96.4k

    That is reasonable but when you move the date slider all the way over to 8/4 they have a projected total death rate of 43.71 ranging from 35.18 to 63.22.

    Applying the 3308 factor to the IHME rates results in IHME projecting 144.6 total deaths with a range from 116.4 to 209.1.

    While we would all prefer the low range what I find curious is that the IHME top range of 209k fits above the low range projection of 200k that both the CDC and I made back on 3/10-3/14.

    Essentially we are seeing reality starting to align with the original projections and that is very bad news indeed.
     
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    HERE the entire posting for EOD the day before, Wednesday, 2020-05-020 (EOD GMT +0 - Greenwich = 20:00 EDT). Also here in a nutshell:
    During the run of the day on 2020-05-021, there were some intermittent analyses, also one on 2020-05-022 (important):
    Worldwide EOD Report 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-021, 06:50 GMT +2, #9319.
    USA EOD report 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-021, 07:30 GMT +2, #9320.
    Correction to Worldwide and US figures for 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-022, 08;20, #9363.

    COVID-19 worldwide statistics EOD Report for Thursday, 2020-05-021 (GMT +0 - Greenwich = 20:00 EDT):

    *****5,190,496*****
    +107,085 cases today over yesterday.
    There are now 105 nations with at least 100 COVID-19 cases.

    334,173 COVID-19 deaths worldwide.
    1,418 Americans & 1,188 Brazilians died from COVID-19 on this day.
    You can find confirmation of the statistics these reports at the WAYBACK MACHINE. Search for one day later than you want, then use the "yesterday" function at the top their large excel table.​

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 001 - excel table.png

    Again, please note this link:
    Correction to Worldwide and US figures for 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-022, 08;20, #9363.

    We saw +107,085 new cases, as compared the day before (+100,474), +6,711 more cases than the day before,The growth rate was 2.11%. The day before, the growth rate was 2.02%

    The 7-day new cases average for last week: (from 2020-05-011 through 2020-05-017) was 88,760 cases per day, above the average from the week before.

    In terms of deaths: 334,173 total. In terms of daily deaths, the world suffered +4,934 daily deaths over the day before, making for a 1.50% growth rate (yesterday: 1.44%).

    The death rate decreased to 6.44%. The day before, it was 6.48%.

    The 7-day new deaths average average for last week (from 2020-05-011 through 2020-05-017) 4,684 deaths per day, below the average from the week before.

    The % of recovered people rose from 39.75% yesterday to 40.05%. The last time the recovereds were around the 40% mark was on 2020-03-017. The last time that the % of recovereds and the % of sick people were equal was on: 2020-03-014 (47.70% / 48.57%). A sign that at least this wave of the pandemic is ending is when the number of recovered people is around 85-90% and the number of people still sick is between 5-10%. This is the direction in which the world obviously wants to go.


    The countries with the most new cases:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 003 - new cases 001.png
    Currently, and unsurprisingly, the USA leads with the most new cases and has been doing so for a long time, with Brasil, Russia, India and Peru 2nd-to-5th in the rankings.

    59
    countries had +100 or more new cases, closing in on 1/3 of all nations in the world. The day before, it was 60. Of those 59, 16 countries had +1000 or more new cases; the day before, it was 13.

    The countries with the most new daily deaths:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 005 - new deaths 001.png

    The USA lead in deaths on 2020-05-021, followed by Brasil, Mexico and UK.

    9 nations reported over +100 daily deaths (it was 11 the day before). 4 of those 9 countries are from the Americas.

    Total deaths per country, descending:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 004 - total deaths 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 004 - total deaths 002.png

    There are TWENTY-FIVE nations now with over +1,000 COVID-19 deaths to date, with Pakistan having crossed over the 1,000 line.

    There are 68 nations with 100 total deaths
    or more. That is 1/3 of all nations on the Earth. Croatia (97) will soon join this statistic

    New: Total Tests administered per country, descending:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 006 - total tests 001.png


    12 nations have administered more than 1 million tests apiece. The USA has now performed 13.4 million tests (LESS THAN REPORTED YESTERDAY)- I am starting to track the daily changes in total tests performed in the USA reports.

    And now, on to the more expansive listing:

    Total cases per country, descending (500 cases or above):
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 002 - total cases 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 002 - total cases 002.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 002 - total cases 003.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD Worldwide 002 - total cases 004.png

    There are now 105 nations in the "thousand club, with Lebanon having crossed over the 1,000 mark. Albania (969), Mali (947), Cyprus (923) and Niger (924) and are up next to cross the 1,000 line in the next days. A little over one month ago, on 2020-04-019, I recorded 79 nations as being in the 1,000 club, so 36 more nations have crossed over the line since then.

    Of those 105, 47 are in the "10,000 club, with Panama having crossed the 10,000 line. In the same report I referenced in the paragraph above, from 2020-04-019, there were 24 nations in the 10,000 club, so 23 nations have crossed over the 10,000 line since then.

    Further, 12 of those 46 are at 100,000 or more. Russia and Brasil are both now over 300,000. And in the same report I referenced in the two paragraphs above, from 2020-04-019, there were 6 nations in the 100,000 club, so 6 nations have crossed over the 100,000 line since then. The point I am making is: this is not all about the USA. Nations all over the world are being massively afflicted with the COVID-19 virus and some are in far worse shape to even begin to combat the pandemic.

    Facit: on 2020-05-021 world came over the 5.1 million mark and is already very close to 5.2 million COVID-19 cases and will cross that mark early in the day on 2020-05-022.

    Now at almost +96,400 deaths, the USA is marching toward well over 100,000 COVID-19 deaths by the end of May, 2020, possibly as high as 130,000.

    The world-wide curve is verifiably logistical and on the very low end of the growth curve, which indicates a definite flattening. The very low growth rate in total cases is a good sign. The question now is: how long will the plateau last? Let's see what the planned testing of the entire cities of Wuhan (China) and Los Angeles (USA) bring.


    -Stat
     
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    HERE the COVID-19 numbers for Wednesday, 2020-05-020 in the USA (EOD = GMT +0).

    There was a special correction report this morning, please read it before you read the USA numbers:
    Correction to Worldwide and US figures for 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-022, 08;20, #9363

    And now the COVID-19 numbers for Thursday, 2020-05-021 in the USA (EOD = GMT +0):

    COVID-19 USA statistics EOD Report for Thursday, 2020-05-021 (GMT +0 - Greenwich = 20:00 EDT):

    *1,620,902*
    +28,179 cases today over the day before.
    96,354 total COVID-19 deaths in the USA.
    Of them, 1,418 Americans died from COVID-19 on this day.
    382,169 have recovered, 1,142,379 are still sick.

    You can find confirmation of the statistics these reports at the WAYBACK MACHINE. Search for one day later than you want, then use the "yesterday" function at the top their large excel table.


    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 001 - excel table.png

    Again, you will want to read this link:
    Correction to Worldwide and US figures for 2020-05-020, posted 2020-05-022, 08;20, #9363


    The 7-day new cases average from last week (from 2020-05-011 through 2020-05-017) was 22,833 cases per day, under the average from the week before.

    The 7-day new deaths average from last week (from 2020-05-011 through 2020-05-017) was 1,456 deaths per day, slightly below the average from the week before.


    COVID-19 in the USA, by state, total cases, descending:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 002 - total cases 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 002 - total cases 002.png
    COVID-19 in the US Territories (unsorted):

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 002 - total cases 003 - territories.png

    45 out of 50 states have over 1,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases. VT (944) is next up, but the new cases in the 5 smallest states are moving very slowly, an interesting phenomenon to watch, since all 5 are geographically far-flung states either at the edge of the US border to Canada or not even attached to the continental USA.

    29 of those 45 plus the cases from Veterans affairs (12,912) now have more than 10,000 cases, so actually, it's 30, and Veterans Affairs is really rank 27. SC is up next to join the 10,000 club.

    The state of NY alone has more COVID-19 cases (366,357) than any other nation in the world except the USA itself, of which NY is of course a part. I am thinking that in 18-20 days, Russia (317,554) and/or Brasil (310,921) will surpass NY's numbers. Wait and see.

    Are people even paying attention to Puerto Rico, Guam and the Virgin Islands?

    COVID-19 in the USA, by state, new daily cases, descending:

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 003 - new cases 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 003 - new cases 002.png

    A whalloping 11
    states reported over +1,000 new cases on 2020-05-021. CA, IL and NY all registered more than +2,000 new COVID-19 positives. TX came close to +2,000. For people who think the pandemic is going away, think again.

    38 states + DC reported more than +100 new cases, the day before, it was 37 + DC.

    1 state reported no new cases: AK.

    COVID-19 in the USA, by state, top 25, total tests administered, descending:

    For seeing the number of tests over a much longer time-frame, go to the WAYBACK MACHINE link at the top of the report.

    Something is not functioning right with administered test numbers. For the second time (on 2020-05-021), less total US tests were recorded as administered as the day before. That should not be possible. Until I can get some solid answers about this, I won't be reporting, because I don't want to be publishing false information.

    On 2020-05-020, the website listed 14,117,870 tests as administered.
    For 2020-05-021, it says 13,439,114.
    That's -678,576 cases. The number should be a +, not a -.

    So, I will research...


    COVID-19 in the USA, by state, new daily deaths, descending:

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 005 - new deaths 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 005 - new deaths 002.png

    I think this is the most important category when looking to see where other hotspots are emerging and since deaths lag behind new cases, the two rankings are often not the same.

    3 states reported more than 100 daily deaths. The day before, it was 4. NY lead in the daily deaths this time, but its number is just so much lower than it has been the last 5 weeks. In spite of this very low number of states reporting over +100 new deaths, the total death number is pretty even to the day before, which means that lots and lots more "middle" states are reporting more deaths than in the past.

    46 of 50 states reported at least one death. The day before, it was 42.

    Because of a -50 death correction from Wednesday to Thursday, it's hard to want to say that we had a decrease or are maintaining a plateau, but what is for sure is that we are now hovering right at the number (1,400) that I have used in my extrapolation (below).


    COVID-19 in the USA, by state, total deaths, descending:
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 004 - total deaths 001.png
    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 004 - total deaths 002.png

    39 states have more than 100 total deaths. That's 4/5 of the nation in terms of numbers of US states. In terms of population, it's far more than that. Currently at 90 deaths, UT will probably be next to cross over into that gruesome statistic.

    Of those 38, 18 states in the Union have a total of more than 1,000 COVID-19 deaths. In about 2 weeks, MN and AZ are likely to join that unlucky club.

    With 28,885 total deaths at current, the state of NY has more deaths to mourn than every other COUNTRY on the Earth save the USA itself, UK and Italy.


    EXTRAPOLATION:

    On 2020-04-028, 24 days ago now including that day, over two postings, I extrapolated that if we "only" had +1,400 US deaths per day until the end of May, 2020, then we would reach over 103,000 dead Americans at that time, before the summer even begins. In the days since, on 19 of those 24 days, we came in over that "only". Here again the excel-table for this report; it goes back to that date:

    2020-05-021 COVID-19 EOD USA 001 - excel table.png

    In a nutshell:

    Time frame = 24 days from 2020-04-028 through 2020-05-021.

    1,400 * 24 = 33,600 extrapolated deaths.
    Actual deaths = 39,557
    Number of actual deaths over the extrapolation = 39,557-32,200 = 5,957 more deaths than originally extrapolated
    5,957 = the equivalent of 4 days with no deaths at all (at an extrapolated 1,400 per day) +357 in reserve =1,400-397= 1,043 deaths on the fifth day and then the actual deaths would = the extrapolated deaths after the fifth day.

    This means that were ZERO COVID-19 deaths to be reported in the USA for the next FOUR days in a row including today (2020-05-022 through 025 - Friday through Monday) and then, "only" +1,043 deaths were to be reported on 2020-05-026 (Tuesday), we would still be exactly on track to go well over 103,000 deaths in the USA at EOD on May 31st, which is 9 days after today, 10 days including today. The simple math is still horrifyingly unassailable.

    On Thursday, we ended the day with 96,354 US deaths from COVID-19, putting us +3,646 from the 100,000 line right now, so even just +1,000 deaths per day gets us to +106,400 without even having to extrapolate anymore. It's looking very much that by this coming Saturday or Sunday, we will already be at 100,000 US-American deaths from COVID-19.

    Further, it is unreasonable to think that the deaths are simply going to stop just like turning off a spigot. Look at the current number of active (meaning: "still sick") cases in the USA: 1,142,379 (the day before, it was: 1,126,921). At least 2-3% of those cases are people who are in serious condition, decidedly closer to death than to life, so let's take 2.5% as the mean: 28,559. This is why the deaths won't simply stop all at once. But one day, they will and we will ALL rejoice.

    Let's see what Friday brings.


    -Stat
     
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    Colorado Data
    https://covid19.colorado.gov/data/case-data
    My county has now 30 cases, no surprise here, going up

    If we look at the figures from Stat, Colorado, than CO averages about 350 or so new cases per day, that is about half of what Germany does. CO around 6 million people, Germany around 80 million.

    tja
     
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    They still include the total deaths projection, but it is not the default tab.
     
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    They are essentially packaging it so it is harder for most to grasp how big the raw number is going to be. Hmmmmm..... interesting.....
     
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    Tja, so sieht's Mal aus, gell
    Well, that's the way is looks, ne
     
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    Lets not forget its all a hoax and we want our freedom back.

    groeoeoeoeoeoeoeoeoehl

    Big demo in Farmington NM yesterday, close contact, heroic without masks, patriotic, die Reihen festgeschlossen and Farmington is one of the hot spots
     
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    And the Darwin Award goes to....
     
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    Yes, the 2008-2009 recession was a crisis you could see headed our way if you were willing to tune out cheerleader idiots like Larry Kudlow.
    I wonder what one could face as a reaction to getting on an airliner with an n100 respirator with HEPA filters.

    https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/npptl/topics/respirators/disp_part/default.html

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    Buckle up. Trump and the Senate Republicans have created legions of hungry Americans they think they can force into the workplace. This is born out by surveys, but what they can't do is get people out and spending.
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    Lots of folks will show up for work, but they aren't likely to go shopping.
     
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    Is it Donald Trump for declaring that House of Worship are "essential" and threatening to use a power (that he does not have) to override governors who maintain orders that keep churches closed?
     
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    USA update: as of 2020-05-022, 21:04 GMT +2, 15:04 EDT, with about 3 hours left in my day, 5 hours left in the day at GMT +0 and 9 hours left in the day on the East Coast, the USA has, as of now, suffered 97,169 COVID-19 deaths, putting it 2,831 away from the tragic 100,000 death mark.

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    With 19 states still left to report cases and deaths and 23 states left to report deaths only, here the state-wide picture:

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    And not to forget, a number of states (NY, NJ, PA, IL) tend to update their numbers again in the evening. It looks to me as if we are going to have more Friday deaths than we had on Thursday, but I hope to goodness that this is not the case.

    2nd update will come later.

    -Stat
     

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