Trump Administration Projects 200,000 American COVID-19 Deaths by June 1

The leaked documents also expect nearly 200,000 people to be infected daily by the end of the month.

"We're going to lose anywhere from 75-, 80- to 100,000 people," President Donald Trump said on Sunday during a Fox News COVID-19 town hall. That may be an underestimate, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) projections that have been leaked to The New York Times.

According to the leaked projections, daily U.S. deaths could rise from around 1,500 a day now to 3,000 by June 1, for a death total of 200,000 by the end of the month. The daily number of new COVID-19 infections would rise from 25,000 now to nearly 200,000 by then. Total confirmed cases currently stand at around 1.2 million and 70,000 deaths.

(CDC)

(CDC)

It is worth noting that the number of reported U.S. COVID-19 deaths have tended to be significantly higher than the CDC's projections.

These internal Trump administration projections are even more pessimistic than the projections from the machine learning model developed by independent researcher Youyang Gu and his colleagues. That model estimates that U.S. COVID-19 deaths will likely exceed 100,000 by June 1.

Let's hope that both of these forecasts will turn out to be badly wrong.

UPDATE: Statistician Nate Silver points to an apparent divergence between the CDC's confirmed cases and death rate projections. Currently, about 25,000 new COVID-19 cases are detected each day and about 1,500 Americans succumb daily to the disease. In the leaked projections, confirmed COVID-19 cases grow eightfold to 200,000 per day by June 1, whereas the death rate doubles to 3,000 per day.

One possible explanation for this mismatch is that the CDC expects expanded testing to confirm lots more mild and asymptomatic cases that in previous months have been largely missed. Since most people newly diagnosed with mild and asymptomatic cases will not die of the disease, the number of deaths relative to confirmed cases would thereby fall. Another factor to consider is that COVID-19 deaths tend to lag confirmed cases by two to three weeks.

In the meantime, the White House is disavowing the CDC projections. "This is not a White House document nor has it been presented to the Coronavirus Task Force or gone through interagency vetting," said White House spokesman Judd Deere in statement. "This data is not reflective of any of the modeling done by the task force or data that the task force has analyzed."

Comments

[speedylee]

If you get to make up the numbers you can make them whatever you want. Why even listen anymore?

[Anti-trans libertarians are hurting the movement]

The numbers have caught up to the deniers, so now they say the numbers are fake.

[Idle Hands]

I mean I’ve maintained the whole time shutting this country down for 100-200 they originally stated back in march-april wasn’t worth this. Even if I was skeptical the total deaths would get this high.

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[Nardz]

“Deniers”

Says the “they” who won’t accept biological reality.
I cannot think of someone with less scientific credibility than yourself.

[JesseAz]

So just burying your head with the multiple sources saying the numbers are bullshit? Even the CDC says not every death has actually been tested dummy.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

You started with 2.5 million.

[JesseAz]

And turns out this entire report is bullshit. Not from the administration, never presented to the covid task force. It is from FEMA, not exactly the group in charge of projections.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/internal-fema-document-projects-spike-in-daily-coronavirus-death-toll-but-data-questioned

For fuck sakes ronnie, it is getting embarrassing for you.

[Mother's lament]

And they did so well last week tamping down all the orangemanbad reporting errors.

[Billy Bones]

After all of the previous failings of the CDC avidly pointed out on these pages, why should any projection by the CDC be taken with more than a grain of salt. They are against the lifting of “stay-at-home” orders, so they give an inflated death projection to make their political points. If those higher numbers hold true, we’ll get a “told you so” moment. If the numbers come in below their projections, well then, “Great job public in helping mitigate this despite the removal of “stay-at-home” orders”. It’s a win/win for them. Remember, it’s not about informing the public. It’s about people only having faith in their elected officials.

[Formerly Cynical Asshole]

Remember, it’s not about informing the public. It’s about people only having faith in their elected officials.

And unelected bureaucrats. It’s especially important that people who their “betters” are.

[Formerly Cynical Asshole]

*people remember who*

My kingdom for an edit button.

[Jerryskids]

After all of the previous failings of the CDC avidly pointed out on these pages, why should any projection by the CDC be taken with more than a grain of salt.

Because, as the headline says, this is the Trump Administration making these statements. Sure, later the article goes on to state that the White House repudiated the statement, but it’s not like the White House is part of the Trump Administration. And it’s not as if the NYT might have any sort of agenda or anybody working with the CDC might have an agenda and be aware of the NYT’s agenda and therefore leak contradictory information to people they know would be eager to publish contradictory information, because the Trump Administration speaks with one voice and thinks with one mind so there’s never any differences in opinions or disputes in which facts and assumptions should go into forming the opinions. The science is settled and the experts are agreed, we should listen to the experts. Anybody who disagrees with the experts is obviously not an expert and shouldn’t be listened to.

[Teddy Pump]

It’s all about control for the Medical-Pharmaceutical-Govt. Complex, so they have to keep the fear going….That is why the CDC bullied Drs. to lie on Death Certificates & list almost everything as CV-19…I would guess at least 25% of CV-19 deaths are BS!….The lockdown over this virus is the biggest Criminal Fraud in the history of the world!

Then, I saw this today:

https://wearethene.ws/notable/101467

[Unicorn Abattoir]

Let’s hope that both of these forecasts will turn out to be badly wrong.

Given all the other forecasts we’ve seen over the month, this one will also be badly wrong.

[Don't look at me!]

Looks like the actual trend is flat.

[Formerly Cynical Asshole]

Looking at the daily deaths it looks like after throwing out the outliers the trend may be slightly downward from about April 15th on.

[IceTrey]

Even of a million Americans died it wouldn’t be worth destroying the economy because 326 million would still have to go on with life.

[Blargrifth]

What is the “destroying the economy” that you anticipate? Capital and labor do not disappear. Once it it safe to mobilize the economy there is no reason to believe that the market will not be producing at full capacity.

If anything, the economy will be damaged by the morons in Washington with their fiscal stimulus and 0% interest rates.

[Ra's al Gore]

Before the virus hit, America’s unemployment rate was 3.5%, the lowest in 50 years. Now Goldman Sachs predicts unemployment could spike to 15% by midyear. A St. Louis Federal Reserve economist grimly predicts 32% unemployment — worse than during the Great Depression.

No model or guesswork is required to foresee the deadly impact. Job losses cause extreme suffering. Every 1% hike in the unemployment rate will likely produce a 3.3% increase in drug overdose deaths and a 0.99% increase in suicides according to data provided by the National Bureau of Economic Research and the medical journal Lancet. These are facts based on experience, not models. If unemployment hits 32%, some 77,000 Americans are likely to die from suicide and drug overdoses as a result of layoffs. Scientists call these fatalities deaths of despair.

Then add the predictable deaths from alcohol abuse caused by unemployment. Health economist Michael French from the University of Miami and a co-author found a “significant association between job loss” and binge drinking and alcoholism.

The impact of layoffs goes beyond suicide, drug overdosing and drinking. Overall, the death rate for an unemployed person is 63% higher than for someone with a job, according to findings in Social Science & Medicine.

[Blargrifth]

Crime, drug use, and suicide are all valid concerns, but by themselves are not damage to the economy. Of course we are seeing short-term economic problems, and not every individual business is going to survive, but they will be replaced and I am not sure if there is a reason to believe that next year at this time we will notice much of an impact from this.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Fuck off idiot sock

[Ron]

its kind of hard to restart a business when you diminished all your assets staying afloat during the lock down and every person who was going to add on or build can’t because they spent that money staying afloat. Money only grows on government trees not in everyones back yard

[Formerly Cynical Asshole]

Once it it safe to mobilize the economy there is no reason to believe that the market will not be producing at full capacity.

It may bounce back eventually, but it’s not going to be overnight. Some of the people who have lost their jobs over the last month are not going to be rehired immediately. Some may never get their old jobs back and may be out of work for several months if not a year or more depending on how fast demand recovers. What happens to them in the meantime?

If anything, the economy will be damaged by the morons in Washington with their fiscal stimulus and 0% interest rates.

On that point I agree. The massive stimulus spending and 0% interest is going to wreck the economy even after things go back to normal (which contradicts the idea that the economy will bounce back to full capacity). Between the shutdowns and the stimulus we’ve pretty fucked ourselves for the foreseeable future. We’re probably looking at a “lost decade” at minimum.

[Blargrifth]

Definitely not overnight, didn’t mean to give that impression. But when I hear the phrase, “destroying the economy,” I envision long-term damage like the 07-08 recession. There is reason to expect that specific individuals will be hurt from this, but can we extrapolate that onto the economy as a whole?

Plenty are still working and while businesses may not be making profits their expenses must have also decreased. Shutdowns don’t reverse the market, they pause it. Even if some small businesses and individual jobs are lost, the United States has the capital and consumer demand ready to restore whatever may be lost.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Fuck off idiot sock.

[Blargrifth]

Surely you can troll better than that.

[Mother's lament]

How’s this; Fuck off, Jeff,

[VenerableLurker]

“I envision long-term damage like the 07-08 recession. There is reason to expect that specific individuals will be hurt from this, but can we extrapolate that onto the economy as a whole?”

Well, some respected economists have predicted the V-shaped recovery you seem to favor, while other respected economists have predicted a much shallower, longer recovery, akin to 2008 or worse. You say “Plenty are still working”, but no, many are not. The US unemployment rate is expected to pass 10% for April. Many small business owners will not be able to bring back their businesses, and so for their former employees, there is no job to return to, and they’ll have to find another in an exceptionally tight job market.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Shut up idiot sock

[renad]

So much talk of “sacrifice” early on in this debacle—the young and fit sacrificing short term freedom to keep the vulnerable safe. To which I said, okay, if we’re actually going to use the “s-word,” then it needs to be used the other way around. And I was called heartless.

[Nardz]

Let the old live their natural course.
If The Rona gets them or something else, so be it.
Kill the panic mongers.
If they want sacrifice, let them be it

[Earth Skeptic]

Guess what? In 2019 on average 8000 people died per day in the US. That means about a million people died every 4 months.

[LordK]

And every one of those deaths costs our economy millions of dollars. People are a valuable resource and that’s the only reason the government is going to such length they are to avoid these deaths. It’s not from some sort respect for the preciousness of human life as they’d like you think. It’s actually cheaper to shut everything down and blow trillions of dollars.

[n00bdragon]

Sooner or later the virus is going to run out of 79-year-old people already on death’s door to infect.

[JesseAz]

That’s when wave 2 comes and kills everyone else put of anger.

[Earth Skeptic]

Or social justice.

[Frank_Garrett]

They must be using the same computer modeling software they use to predict that the North pole was supposed to be ice free by 2007.

[Geraje Guzba]

Um …. didn’t the CDC just revise it’s COVID-19 death figures?

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/index.htm

Unless I am reading this wrong, or missing something (which is completely possible since I am a layman), it seems that as of May 4, 2020, they can only account for 38,576 death *from* COVID.

Anyone know anything about this?

[JesseAz]

Those are the confirmed tested numbers. The 67k is the other CDC guidance that’s adds:

“In cases where a definite diagnosis of COVID cannot be made but is suspected or likely (e.g. the circumstances are compelling with a reasonable degree of certainty) it is acceptable to report COVID-19 on a death certificate as ‘probable’ or ‘presumed.'”

[Geraje Guzba]

So, for lack of a better term, they are admitting they fudged close to half the total number of deaths?

[JesseAz]

Well when uncertain, be pessimistic and take in a 20% bonus per death.

[Commenter_XY]

That works both ways, right? Meaning, a boatload of deaths that were actually KungFlu, but errantly classified as something else.

[Geraje Guzba]

The burden is on the party making the claim.

[JesseAz]

Seeing as we have multiple doctors claiming they are being told to put covid on everything, dont think we have to worry about the other way.

[Frank Thorn]

Your first sentence contradicts your title.

tool

[Rossami]

So the models are predicting a second upward trend after the plateau despite the fact that no country so far (including those further along the curve than the US) has shown such trends. In fact, the only commonly infectious disease that displays such a behavior is influenza. Notably, this is the first year in, well, ever that influenza has not shown the double-bump pattern.

It’s plausible that COVID-19 might show the double-bump pattern. But that should be represented by wider error margins in the out-data. There is no current basis for simply assuming it.

[Formerly Cynical Asshole]

I thought Singapore had a “second wave”/ double bump, or was that really just a delayed singe bump? I haven’t seen the actual data for them, I just know that there’s some hand wringing over how they supposedly got hit by a second wave when they lifted some of their restrictions.

In fact, I wonder if that’s where the CDC’s 200,000 deaths estimate is from? Maybe they’re assuming a big second wave of infections now that states are starting to slowly open back up.

[JesseAz]

Singapore’s health site.

https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19

Statistical noise.

[Fist of Etiquette]

It is worth noting that the number of reported U.S. COVID-19 deaths have tended to be significantly higher than the CDC’s projections.

Very interested to know how accurate these reports are, one way or the other.

[JesseAz]

And the time frame of projections he is limiting that inference to.

[Ra's al Gore]

Whole Foods has 87K employees. They have had 260 C19 cases and 2 deaths as of the end of April. They aren’t sheltering; they are out dealing with 100s of people every day.

For the same time period, the UFCW (grocery store, etc, employee union) with 1.3 million members has had 5322 cases and 72 deaths.

This from a union, not Fox News. I don’t think they’d undercount.

[Ra's al Gore]

Cite 1

https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQie5zAEMdZ45AeOQJ2DI5UCJmPQVX8cSjxxQOWpXdkUbwTwPIqrRg2AVkBW10lu2ruw3fqAAqbSp0r/pub#ftnt2

[Ra's al Gore]

Sorry, Cite 2

http://www.ufcw.org/2020/04/28/workersmemorialday/

[Ra's al Gore]

I suppose if I wasn’t so lazy I could get the dates of the stories in this one and create a graph of cumulative/daily cases over time.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Similar rates. What am I missing?

[Ra's al Gore]

Grocery store workers aren’t quarantined. They are out dealing with 100s of people a day and just taking precautions.

Shouldn’t they be dropping dead left and right if the panic porn is accurate?

As of the end of April:
Whole Foods: 87K employees, 2 deaths.
UFCW: 1.3 million members, 72 deaths.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Shouldn’t they be dropping dead left and right if the panic porn is accurate?

Yes, if panic porn is accurate.

No, if IFR is 1% and extremely biased towards elderly and very obese.

(Remember that deaths significantly lag infection rates. Germany was a huge outlier for a while. Turns out they just got it a little later and now they’re with the rest of us.)

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

You believe shitty Chinese data why are you even talking

[Ra's al Gore]

Whopping 373 workers at meatpacking plant test positive for COVID-19 — and they were all asymptomatic
https://www.theblaze.com/news/whopping-373-workers-at-meat-packing-plant-test-positive-for-covid-19-and-they-were-all-asymptomatic

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Weak evidence for the multiple strains theory.

Possibly the test is bad.

More likely this is another case of people not grokking that symptoms happen a couple weeks after infection and death takes at least another two weeks.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Ahahah YOU BELIEVE SHITTY CHINESE DATA YOUR ANALYSIS IS WORTHELSS AHAHAHAHAJA

REACH HARDER AHAHAHAHAAHAH

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Notice that this is the complete opposite of the grocery store example where there are surprisingly few infections.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 4:16 pm
Didn’t say they are shit”

DAFUCK?

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:52 pm
Their numbers may be shit”

AHAHAHAHAHAH YOU CAN’T EVEN REMEMBER WHAT YOU WROTE EVEN WHEN I QUOTE YOU

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[JesseAz]

Poor fucking ronnie. Still pushing the models. And still pushing high end projections. Why the lack of articles on the trustworthiness of the data in the first place ronnie?

[Ra's al Gore]

Cite 2

http://www.ufcw.org/2020/04/28/workersmemorialday/

[Ron]

I thought there was supposed to 2 million death in the U.S. alone. Looks like Trump is winning

[JesseAz]

No no no. The new gaslighting is he could have prevented every death.

[Commenter_XY]

I personally find that argument made by Team D revolting.

[Case of the Mondays]

Yeah, no. That model looks like total bullshit. It’s just a scare tactic to get people to keep locking down.

Seriously fuck this. If this is how we are going to be treated, expect retribution at election time.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

If your projection model has a kinda flat section 47 days in, it’s probably more about impressing the biologist chicks and shitlib reporters with 5000 pages of code than accurately predicting anything.

[Squirrelloid]

What are the parameters of the model? Why would cases and deaths inflect up right after the last real data? Something smells here.

[PG23COLO]

Ronald Bailey should stop spreading panic-inducing scare stories. Models are not reality. They are guesses based on arbitrary and untestable and unrealistic assumptions.
Economic models, climate change models, coronavirus spread models – all attempt to predict the future outcome of complex processes where there are an unknown number of unidentified independent variables affecting the processes, the relationships between the variables are unknown, and starting conditions are unknown. In other words, unreliability is guaranteed. Models are the tools of charlatans and soothsayers and political hacks. Buy into them at your peril!

[Weigel's Cock Ring]

He can’t help himself, he’s a liberal.

[Beatles]

Of course, they dont talk about the 150,000.00 plus who did not die, but now have scarred lungs, permanent breathing issues, some slight brain damage and other liver and blood disorders…Americans that is. Anyway, I do predict an upside down W shaped recovery, with another stimulus, clitoral, not vaginal.

[Weigel's Cock Ring]

Hey Ron, what the hell ever happened to “global warming”? The forecast says it’s going to get cold as a motherfucker again a couple of days!

[Enemy of the State]

So, we are to get excited over the most current batch of CV “related” death projections when all the past ones were so accurate?

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[Geraje Guzba]

Whatever the case may be, it seems like overreporting is rampant. Even with hardcore fudging, the numbers are around 65K. I mean, bad flu season … and not even the worst flu season on record. I don’t understand how the government is coming up with its numbers other than pulling them out of its ass.

[Squirrelloid]

They account for that.

They give Covid-19 deaths, Pneumonia Deaths, Pneumonia AND Covid-19, Flu deaths, and Covid OR Pneumonia OR Flu total deaths.

One of the reasons they’re undercounting is because those numbers are based on death certificates received by the CDC, and it can take a couple weeks to receive a death certificate. (Deaths get put in the week they happened).

Another reason is the national count is overcounted, and CDC only counts those deaths where a physician indicated Covid-19 on the death certificate. (Code U07.1)

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

I mean, bad flu season … and not even the worst flu season on record.

I can’t even imagine the headspace these floomer arguments come from.
“bad flu season” Flu season isn’t a couple months.
“not even the worst flu season on record” Well the worst flu on record was a an awful worldwide pandemic that killed 10’s of millions. Not exactly a favorable comparison.

[Blargrifth]

When is the last time we had a flu season that lasted only two months?

[Geraje Guzba]

Except it seems that this virus has been present for months, with some estimates placing its arrival as early as December.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/coronavirus-covid-19-may-have-been-spreading-in-bay-area-since-december-according-to-report/ar-BB12yWMc

Assuming this, and other studies are correct, COVID has been running unhindered through the population for somewhere around 6 months now.

Cut the shit.

[Geraje Guzba]

See above.

Same bullshit.

[JesseAz]

Covid isnt 2 months anymore. Many hospitals went and backdated deaths all the way to january due to the 20% profit incentive.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

I can’t even understand the argument here. And I spent a decade trying to explain technical issues to MBA’s, so I’m usually pretty good at this.

1) Single case in the Bay Area in December.
2) ???
3) Flu

My best guess for 2 is something like “the meaningful length of a pandemic begins when you can trace the very first case in your country regardless of whether there was transmission” … but that’s so fucking retarded it would uncharitable to ascribe to anyone.

[JesseAz]

Have you ever looked at the common flu seasonal curve? It will help enlighten you.

[Geraje Guzba]

Flu lasts anywhere from December to May. It seems that COVID is also following a similar timeline, as a case of first impression. So, no, the flu is not a “couple” of months. It’s about six months. And it seems COVID has been around, potentially, just as long. Thus, the deaths we are seeing should be measured across a long timeframe, not the two months when nursing homes started getting hit and people with one foot in the grave finally kicked the bucket.

Stop being a dishonest shit.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Flu is almost entirely gone by now. How does that help your case?

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Are the floomers really still banking on Wuflu disappearing with the weather the way flu does?

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

It seems that COVID is also following a similar timeline,

delusional

And it seems COVID has been around, potentially, just as long.
“potentially”

There’s a reason all these charts have a somewhat arbitrary beginning point like “since 10th death” — to prevent this Richard Epstein-tier semantic bullshit.

[Geraje Guzba]

PANIC!

If you are going to ignore the facts, you may as well go fuck yourself.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

It’s true. I’m paying attention to the millions of data points in China, Europe, US and mostly ignoring silly boomer-cons MSN links.

[Geraje Guzba]

Reliable Chinese data points.

::thumbs up …. your ass::

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Their numbers may be shit but they really did weld people in their apartments, crushing the economy which is the primary source of CCP support, because the situation was so bad.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:39 pm
It’s true. I’m paying attention to the millions of data points in China”

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:52 pm
Their numbers may be shit”

Ahahahahah ahaahhahahahah

IDIOT

AHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Didn’t say they are shit. They’re certainly better than the official numbers in Italy, for example. But tiny brains can’t understand multiple lines of evidence.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

““Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:39 pm
It’s true. I’m paying attention to the millions of data points in China”

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:52 pm
Their numbers may be shit”

Ahahahahah ahaahhahahahah

IDIOT

AHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH”

YOU’RE SWALLOWING CHINESE DATA AHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 4:16 pm
Didn’t say they are shit”

DAFUCK?

“Sidd Finch v2.01
May.4.2020 at 3:52 pm
Their numbers may be shit”

AHAHAHAHAHAH YOU CAN’T EVEN REMEMBER WHAT YOU WROTE EVEN WHEN I QUOTE YOU

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Geraje Guzba]

Banking on everyone dying?

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Nah. Just aware that there’s no law of nature dictating that viruses die around spring break.

[Geraje Guzba]

Nobody in this thread made that point.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

“Have you ever looked at the common flu seasonal curve? It will help enlighten you.”

The comment I was responding to made exactly that point.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Um, no it didn’t.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

“Flu lasts anywhere from December to May. It seems that COVID is also following a similar timeline, ”

Fucking LOL. You did too.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Um, no he didn’t.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Them ” this appears to be the rough overall distribution of cases over time”

You “WHY DO YOU ALL KEEP INSISITING THERE IS A LAW OF NATURE THAT REQUIRES THEM TO DIE AROUND SPRING BREAK!!!!!”

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

He said “seasonal curve”, crazy person. What do you think “seasonal” means in this context?

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Jesse “seasonal curve”
Geraje “December to May”
crazy person “overall distribution of cases over time”

You’re too stupid to play this game.

[Geraje Guzba]

2 months.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

“He said “seasonal curve”, crazy person. What do you think “seasonal” means in this context?”

Ahahahahaha STdd knkws hes wromg and nkw we’re on to his stuoid speculation about what he thinks people meant ahahahahaha

And I TOLD YOU YOU FUCKING IGNORAMUS

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

Ahahahahaha STdd knkws hes wromg and nkw we’re on to his stuoid

Get help.

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

Ahahahahahh cry more you sad illiterate got proven wrong fuck.

[JesseAz]

Is sidd jfree? I told you to look at the curve to get an idea of how normal infection curves work shit for brains, not to prove seasonal adjustments.

And likewise you do seem top dumb to understand environmental factors due effect virus replication and spread. Way to jump in with ignorance.

[Sidd Finch v2.01]

“The virus has been spreading since December and hospitals are dishonestly reporting deaths in January.”

smrt

[Chipper Morning Wood's low T value]

“I believe shitty Chinese data”

supr smrt

[JesseAz]

So do you realize that covid isnt a 2 month infection yet dummy?

[Geraje Guzba]

So am I correct in reading that chart to indicate that confirmed COVID-19 deaths are at around 38K?

[JesseAz]

Was this a real response? I said to look at the curve dumbfuck, not projections for march.