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The slope on that decline looks like perfectly cooked data. Can’t let it drop too fast or everyone will be asking a lot of questions. ...

[quote]If you want to have more fun, the 2nd derivative of the epi curve looks like it rolls negative - indicating case count was no longer exponentially growing - around July 1st, indicating July 4th didn't have much of an effect either. [/quote] Exactly. Anyone paying attention knew the rate of...

[quote]But you can also be like New York and keep building on those peaks. Fortunately we didn’t[/quote] That may have more to do with population density and public transportation...

There was an initial peak around New Orleans. Then another peak for the rest of the state. The virus was following its natural course. Separate out New Orleans and look at that curve. It’s no different before and after the mask mandate. ...

[quote]I think masks work[/quote] JBE knew the peak was coming. We said it here repeatedly and we don’t even have all the data he does. His “mask mandate” was a well timed move to make it look like he made a difference. 95% of people wearing legitimate masks were wearing them before the manda...

Looks like a typical covid curve. Like every single one we have ever seen when adjusted for date. ...

[quote]Also, I glanced at the dude three times (3 x 10%), which means I'm 30% gay. [/quote] There is no percentage. It’s binary yes or no. If you 30% suck a dick, you are 100% gay. ...

Didn’t they tell us it’s supposed to spread through AC systems? Makes you wonder how someone can isolate in their home with other people. ...

[quote]how TF are we still high with deaths. ready for this junk to be over with. can't the old geezers just stay home so the rest of us can live[/quote] Because they are reporting when the death is reported NOT when the death occurred. Some of these are very old. ...

This thread was way ahead on the T cell issue. It’s a big deal. :cheers:...

[quote]It suggests T Cell immunity which would be awesome. Basically meaning that some people have a built in version of immunity simly by having suffered from colds (coronavirus) in the past. The body is able to recognize covid 19 as being a part of the coronavirus family and although not exactly t...

[quote]Today's update includes 1,741 positive cases dating back to as far as 5/28. [/quote] Criminal Why even report 3 month old cases? It also distorts the previous peak that we are already past. ...

The guy was 80. Two years past the average life expectancy in the US. He could have gone at any time and it wouldn’t have been abnormal. [img]https://media1.giphy.com/media/3o7TKVY1QROEPUkNEc/giphy.gif[/img]...

[img]https://i.imgur.com/bNS5Tsa.jpg[/img] Is that a Benz? ...

The mouth breathers on this site swallow twice that...

[quote]Only 14,000 tests. 26,000 tests last Monday and 33,000 the week before. Does it mean anything or is this just a new two week cycle thing?[/quote] Yes it means they are running out of asymptomatic people to repeatedly test. Also if you remember just a few weeks ago places like Ochsner s...

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There were more than a quarter-million free blacks in the South and nearly 4,000 of them were slavemasters who owned more than 20,000 black slaves. The largest concentration of black slave owners was in Louisiana. Marie Metoyer owned 287 slaves and more than 1,000 acres of land. The widow C. Rich...

No, the problem is Drew is white White and stand = racist Black and stand = brave ...

Louisiana is gunna be the economic hotspot of the US once we have herd immunity and everyone else is waiting on the vaccine :lol:...