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re: Bama student body at 29% Covid positivity rate
Posted on 8/24/20 at 1:10 am to Madking
Posted on 8/24/20 at 1:10 am to Madking
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I’m sure you can link factual data to support that? And by data I don’t mean political stories produced by propaganda media
Oh so I have to provide you specific numbers that you aren't going to trust you because you don't trust any media? Wow. I guess maybe I should just provide my information to you via a redneck sitting in his car on a YouTube channel ranting about what Liberals are doing. Or maybe I could get a meme. Lol.
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Posted on 8/24/20 at 6:42 am to Ebbandflow
Like I said a complete waste of time. You answer a question with baseless ad hominem attacks instead of facts to support your claims. I don’t distrust all media but I can tell when someone’s full of shite.
-there are 5 million people living in Alabama
-There are 115k confirmed cases in Alabama
-that’s an infection rate of 2.3%
-There are 38,000+ enrolled at Alabama, that’s .08% of the states population.
-29% would mean between 11 and 12k of those students have tested positive.
-that means 10% of all cases in the state of Alabama are at the university of Alabama
So .08% of the people living in Alabama account for 10% of the cases when the infection rate is 2.3% statewide?
Do you know how impossible that is?
-there are 5 million people living in Alabama
-There are 115k confirmed cases in Alabama
-that’s an infection rate of 2.3%
-There are 38,000+ enrolled at Alabama, that’s .08% of the states population.
-29% would mean between 11 and 12k of those students have tested positive.
-that means 10% of all cases in the state of Alabama are at the university of Alabama
So .08% of the people living in Alabama account for 10% of the cases when the infection rate is 2.3% statewide?
Do you know how impossible that is?
This post was edited on 8/24/20 at 7:06 am
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