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uponit7771

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3. Looks like people are taking longer to die vs not dying, as death tick up. Looks like deaths track

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Thu Jul 16, 2020, 04:15 PM

Jul 2020

... hospitalizations more than cases seeing cases are disconnecting from deaths relative to April / May numbers.

"ICU Beds" is not the tell for tip over of CV19 hospitalized its staff, they can have all the beds they want but without staff just laying people in a bed to die in a hospital isn't progressive.

A massive test / isolate process in break out areas is one thing that could be used to slow this down in those areas but most likely wont happen

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Per CNN 138,000+ desd, 3.5 million infected [View all] malaise Jul 2020 OP

Worldometer has it at over 140k already. Brainfodder Jul 2020 #1

i have noticed that worldometers has bigger numbers than cnn and msnbc mucifer Jul 2020 #2

Looks like people are taking longer to die vs not dying, as death tick up. Looks like deaths track uponit7771 Jul 2020 #3

Inothing towards 139,000 on MSNBC ProudMNDemocrat Jul 2020 #4

We're heading for 250,000 dead by election day malaise Jul 2020 #5

Could be higher. That will not bode well for Trump and the GOP. ProudMNDemocrat Jul 2020 #6

He's already declared that if it weren't for his great response malaise Jul 2020 #7