General 84,000 deaths in the US in the next month
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1/9/21
7 day avg of 253,936 new cases
3,189 deaths per day
1.26% death rate per positive test
1/9/22
7 day avg of 718,210 new cases
1,688 deaths per day
0.24% death rate per positive test
3x the cases
1/2 the deaths
If you believe the numbers.
7 day avg of 253,936 new cases
3,189 deaths per day
1.26% death rate per positive test
1/9/22
7 day avg of 718,210 new cases
1,688 deaths per day
0.24% death rate per positive test
3x the cases
1/2 the deaths
If you believe the numbers.
I mostly don't
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Literally a single neuron connected to a single brain cell in a single pathway of critical thought, would come to a single conclusion derived from 2 of the last 3 posts, yours &
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- Government didn't self-mandate.
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That video is from May you moron.
Let's see what the CDC Director's latest response was on November 4th 2021 a little over 2 months ago:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r3pN6x5Ayes
Damn
@kneeblock ....CDC Director Rochelle Walesky doing her best Dominic Cruz impression:
Let's see what these two have to say right now:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P7NwGbfP__Q&feature=youtu.be
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P7NwGbfP__Q&feature=youtu.be
They're staying home, like most people whose employers aren't forcing them to. The vaccine doesn't prevent infection and again, this thread isn't about vaccines. No clue why folks keep talking about them. I can only say I hope no one you know dies of this like the people I knew who are now gone.Let's see what the CDC Director's latest response was on November 4th 2021 a little over 2 months ago:
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r3pN6x5Ayes
Damn
As omicron peaks, it's worth considering there will be roughly the same number of cases and deaths on the downslope (without major intervention that doesn't appear to be coming).
Let's check the last two weeks.
About 2k deaths a day on average. 60k a month. There a bit of lag time but 60-70k deaths in the time frame referenced in OP appears to be the current target. We might have a higher peak of deaths late Jan through late Feb as the lag happens from cases to death.
Let's check the last two weeks.
About 2k deaths a day on average. 60k a month. There a bit of lag time but 60-70k deaths in the time frame referenced in OP appears to be the current target. We might have a higher peak of deaths late Jan through late Feb as the lag happens from cases to death.
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8,478 total deaths per day for jan and 8344 for december
Looks like we are still calculating 2020 so 2021 isn't available from the CDC yet. There's probably another source but I'm drinking coffee and need to leave soon.
We are way up year over average year. But you're asking about a specific month.
So lets use December as a close month to January since that's historically true and see Dec 2020. Again Jan 2021 data isn't fast available.
About 80,000 deaths per week for the last proximal month we have data on.
320,000/31 days = 10,300 deaths per day. About 24% higher than December 2017 vs December 2020.
Your real question is whether the deaths are up or these people are just going to die anyway.
They are up at a rate of 800k+ excess deaths since the Pandemic started and we have lost 1.8 years of life expectancy in that same time over the average of the population.
Lets look
8,478 total deaths per day for jan and 8344 for december
Looks like we are still calculating 2020 so 2021 isn't available from the CDC yet. There's probably another source but I'm drinking coffee and need to leave soon.
We are way up year over average year. But you're asking about a specific month.
So lets use December as a close month to January since that's historically true and see Dec 2020. Again Jan 2021 data isn't fast available.
About 80,000 deaths per week for the last proximal month we have data on.
320,000/31 days = 10,300 deaths per day. About 24% higher than December 2017 vs December 2020.
Your real question is whether the deaths are up or these people are just going to die anyway.
They are up at a rate of 800k+ excess deaths since the Pandemic started and we have lost 1.8 years of life expectancy in that same time over the average of the population.
My math is wrong
@conormcnuthuggernuthuggerIt's worse than that. CDC reports by week ending, so its only 28 days.
320,000/28 = ~11,400
~37% higher per day than December 2017
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"Old people are dying, this is unprecedented"
"Old people are dying, this is unprecedented"
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Truly one of the most ignorant and offensive things I've ever seen you post on this website.......so far
So it looks like we came in at 70,623 deaths in the past month, according to Johns Hopkins data. United States - COVID-19 Overview - Johns Hopkins
The CDC's prediction was off by about 14,000 people, which is good news, but ~71,000 in a month is brutal. The record number of deaths is still 96,654 from January, 2021. At this rate and assuming some decline this month due to declining infections (that could be offset by mask policies getting thrown out), we'll cross a million deaths in the US by early April and hit 6,000,000 dead worldwide probably sooner, which is very hard to wrap my mind around.
The CDC's prediction was off by about 14,000 people, which is good news, but ~71,000 in a month is brutal. The record number of deaths is still 96,654 from January, 2021. At this rate and assuming some decline this month due to declining infections (that could be offset by mask policies getting thrown out), we'll cross a million deaths in the US by early April and hit 6,000,000 dead worldwide probably sooner, which is very hard to wrap my mind around.