Apr 14, 2020 -- 4:58PM, TheGoldenVision wrote:
UK 88,000 infected... 11,000 deaths12% fatality rateA bit more than the 2-3% originally suggested.
Really annoying to see people still reading anything into case numbers and laughable to see them then try to calculate death rates using them. Case numbers aren't accurate as not everyone is tested. UK death numbers aren't accurate either because they don't report all deaths. But by all means use two inaccurate numbers to come up with an even more inaccurate number if it serves some sort of purpose for you.

they'll be adding in Saturday, Sunday and Monday deaths that weren't added today
but 700,000 of them only 5 minutes before their time
I'll leave it to you, if you want to wind yours in a tad.


Apr 14, 2020 -- 8:13PM, dukeofpuke wrote:
you can use statistics in all sorts of ways to make things look good or bad like this for instanceon the https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/ there is a column deaths per million of populationso lets look at these countriesSpain is 386 compared to the UK 178 convert that 386 figure to our population of 67,808,264 you get 25,254 deaths compared to the UK 12,107Italy 348 = 23,669France 241 = 16.392Belgium 359 = 24,418China 57 = 3877
why don't you just compare deaths per million and avoid those extra calculations
Apr 15, 2020 -- 5:26PM, potlis wrote:
Really, Where did I say that? if you are going to argue at least stay honest, or are you hard of understanding, it's there for all to read.I said the Government needs the figures to be high to justify continuing the lockdown, no incentive for them to deliberately talk them down if they need to keep us in line, get it?
Yeh I agree, they aren't covering anything up
I wouldn't listen to absolutely anything the rent boy says
He's an extremely bitter individual who spouts gallons of bile on a daily basis