Nothing to see here, just a flu like any other, don't care
A little worried, just wait weeks and things will be okay as usual
Mixed feelings
A lot worried, things seems to get worse each day more, already thinking about stockpilling
WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!! Make Ranger0075 admin before our death!!
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Let's not forget how Trumpler and the Republicans are bailing out the billionaires while John Doe gets a penny on the dollar.
Wake up and smell the coffee.
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You are going way off topic here. Anytime you label tens of millions of people as XYZ that is rather lazy. Man man global warming or pollution, and no the USA is not huge polluter they have efficient energy systems, are items Trump did not campaign on.Originally Posted by Finnish Swede
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What % of Democrats voted for that Act?
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I call them huge. No matter if China has surpassed them what comes to carbon amounts. Even on that (whole history) ... USA is and stayes number uno for long time. And they (Trump's time) decided to step out of Kyoto agreement. America First ... we know. Saving jobs of their own coal industry? Fucking selfish!
https://publicintegrity.org/environm...per-polluters/
https://qz.com/1655268/us-military-i...ries-combined/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/christo.../#6010d44441c6
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Stanford Univ did a study in Santa Clara California where they tested thousands of random people who were not hospitalized.
"If the number of actual infections is much larger than the number of cases – orders of magnitude larger – then the true fatality rate is much lower as well. That's not only plausible but likely based on what we know so far," Bendavid and Bhattacharya wrote in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece on March 24.
As of April 10, the study notes, 50 people in Santa Clara County had died of COVID-19 in the county, with an average increase of 6% daily in the number of deaths. Given the trajectory, the study estimates that the county will see about 100 deaths by April 22.
Given the study's estimate of 48,000 to 81,000 infections in early April – and a three-week lag from infection to death – the 100 deaths suggest that the infection fatality rate is between 0.12% and 0.2%.
That's a far contrast from the county's mortality rate based on official cases and deaths as of April 17 -- 3.9%.
(And for comparison, the nation's mortality rate for influenza during the 2018-19 season was roughly 0.09%, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention based on preliminary data.)
https://paloaltoonline.com/news/2020...by-coronavirus
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That is a business loss carry forward provision that was in the code in 2017 and prior. Reinstalled to helps businesses, restaurants, retailers, carry forward losses so they have more cash to maybe not go out of business forever. Has nothing to do with net wealth
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Countries by deaths per million:
Remember, countries record this data differently. As it's the weekend, likely a lot of underreporting. American figure revised down somewhat (again). Cypriot figure revised down (again). No data from France.
Country Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 16/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1910 GMT 16/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1720 GMT 16/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 15/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 14/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1640 GMT 13/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 12/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 11/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 10/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 9/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 8/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 7/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 6/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 5/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 4/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 3/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 2/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 1/4 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 31/3 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 30/3 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 29/3 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 28/3 Deaths per million (confirmed), 1600 GMT 27/3 San Marino 1,168 1,168 1,138 1,078 1,078 1,078 1,048 1,018 1,018 1,018 1,018 1,018 957.85 957.85 957.85 957.85 778.21 778.21 748.50 718.39 628.93 628.93 628.93 Belgium 480.54 454.96 427.90 391.24 366.30 343.88 317.16 294.81 265.96 222.27 197.36 179.31 143.78 127.49 113.05 100.70 89.07 72.95 62.12 45.20 37.97 25.46 19.38 Andorra 459.35 459.35 433.28 407.00 380.66 380.66 341.30 341.30 328.19 301.93 288.77 275.63 275.63 236.29 223.16 210.04 196.87 157.53 105.01 78.76 78.76 39.38 39.38 Spain 434.22 422.30 411.86 402.74 390.78 379.22 365.50 352.11 343.88 330.58 313.38 299.22 281.14 267.38 242.91 235.46 215.38 194.93 178.06 160.64 142.25 122.52 104.61 Italy 376.22 375.38 357.14 348.31 338.52 328.41 321.23 311.04 301.66 291.55 282.65 272.63 272.63 253.49 242.25 229.62 217.06 205.09 191.28 176.62 165.40 150.72 135.56 France 279.25 279.25 256.61 235.13 223.71 215.15 206.74 197.28 182.52 162.47 154.37 133.19 120.74 113.01 97.27 80.42 60.27 52.66 45.20 38.95 34.59 29.82 25.35 UK 235.57 222.07 209.16 184.43 184.43 172.59 150.44 136.46 121.54 108.12 93.83 94.87 81.85 75.14 65.71 54.92 44.50 35.83 27.54 21.56 18.71 11.58 8.81 Netherlands 211.60 203.25 194.78 184.13 173.04 165.86 160.82 155.28 147.54 140.77 132.08 123.44 109.70 103.76 97.00 78.67 78.67 68.92 61.05 50.76 45.36 32.14 25.56 Switzerland 163.16 157.43 153.00 141.30 137.12 135.21 128.88 120.99 114.55 109.05 101.05 92.93 87.67 81.82 76.09 68.68 60.44 51.60 47.18 39.06 34.64 27.59 22.81 Sweden 152.58 141.36 134.61 121.48 104.31 92.80 90.78 89.57 87.85 81.49 70.18 59.68 50.69 42.51 39.18 35.44 30.40 25.45 18.18 16.26 12.22 10.50 9.29 Luxembourg 123.50 118.36 118.36 118.36 118.36 106.35 106.35 92.63 89.19 78.90 75.47 70.32 61.75 53.17 53.17 51.46 49.74 39.45 37.74 36.02 30.87 25.73 15.44 USA 106.11 111.14 88.50 92.53 73.55 68.56 63.76 58.10 51.81 45.85 39.94 34.02 31.82 26.28 21.12 18.75 15.90 12.63 9.82 7.96 6.89 5.30 3.72 Germany 52.95 50.73 46.57 42.40 38.96 36.56 34.73 32.78 31.53 27.86 24.40 22.28 19.32 17.89 15.70 13.77 12.06 9.68 8.55 6.77 5.82 4.25 3.17 Israel 18.49 17.32 16.38 14.74 13.92 12.87 12.05 11.12 10.88 9.24 8.42 7.02 5.97 5.50 4.91 4.33 3.74 2.46 1.99 1.76 1.52 1.40 0.94 Russia 2.17 1.89 1.61 1.37 1.18 1.03 0.90 0.73 0.65 0.53 0.44 0.40 0.33 0.31 0.30 0.24 0.21 0.17 0.12 0.06 0.06 0.03 0.02
European table:
1. San Marino
2. Belgium
3. Andorra
4. Spain
5. Italy
6. France
7. UK
8. Netherlands
9. Switzerland
10. Sweden
10b. Guernsey
Spoiler!
If the USA were in Europe, it would have the 13th highest number of deaths per capita. (DOWN 1)
If the state of New York (population, 19.5 million) were a European country, it would have the 2nd highest number of deaths per capita (currently 759.30 deaths per million).
Who is rich? He who is happy with what he has - Simeon ben Zoma, Ethics of the Fathers, Talmud, Avot 4:1
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Just to keep in minds ... there are 44 countries in Europe. Not 12, 13 or something like that.
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47 by my count, check the table below (plus dependencies and territories). I've never suggested there were only 12 or 13.
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Same gets/calculates even 50 ... never mind.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe
And yes, you never said that there would be just 12 or 13. I just wanted to point out that, as there are more than 35 countries/ethnics/nations in Europe which do better than USA .... even if we would use your type of calculation.
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