real questions? wrote:
Yes, 6 weeks tops.
There's simply no reason to believe it won't keep growing at the current rate, even with actions taken.
Hey "real questions?"
I think it's a wonderful world we live in, where someone can look at a few numbers on a web page and with no other knowledge, tell us definitively what will happen in the next 6 weeks! That is SO impressive!
So I'm glad to have an expert like you on the board who can break these numbers down for us! And since you know SO much, I've got a few more questions which I'd love to have you address. This will help all of us understand the issue better:
How exactly are these numbers compiled? Who records them and reports them? And who do they report them to?
What were the ages and genders of those who died?
From whom did they contract the virus?
What is the geographic dispersion of the victims? Were they concentrated in a small area or dispersed evenly over the entire country?
Were the victims US citizens or foreign nationals?
Were they physically located in the US or outside the country?
Did the victims have any underlying medical conditions?
Did the victims have a travel history? Did they contract the virus in another country or at home?
Were the victims quarantined when the virus was detected?
Did the victims have contact with others and potentially spread it to them?
How were the victims treated?
Where were the victims treated? Which hospital treated them and how well was it equipped to treat Covid-19 patients?
What was the socioeconomic status of the victims and did that play a role in their ability to obtain treatment?
When were the victims identified as coronavirus infections?
How were they tested for coronavirus?
What means were used to determine that coronavirus was the cause of death?
I mean, I could ask A LOT more but I think that should be a good start!
You're an expert so these answers should be readily available. I'll wait.
Thanks!