Jkloc420
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in that county, now do the math for 330 million
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Old Man Jingles
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Doesn't matter ... the percentage of the total population is the only thing that matters.
Furthermore, the population density for that area would only be relevant for urban/super urban areas.
Has no relevance to to my county which has less than 200,000 or 1/10th the population density.
It will be fine
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I wouldn’t classify a 4% infection rate as far more widespread than known.
olroadbeech
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Read somewhere that this coronavirus ( maybe a different strain ) came thru a lot of the U.S. back in November. Scores of people are saying they had minor symptoms back then.
Testing for antibodies in these people would confirm this.
Testing for antibodies in these people would confirm this.
Jkloc420
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here let me do the math, take 4 percent times 330 million is 13 million then mutiple that by 4 or 5 whatever you think the rate of infection is for the virus thats 40 to 50 million, people who did not go take a cornovirus test
DriveInDriveOut
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Amazing, you liberals went on and on about how dangerous the virus is because it's so transmissible. Wrong as usual.
wilberforce15
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How did you add a new error? Couldn't you just copy and paste the old one?
Wasn't the old one enough?
zubenelgenubi
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They had to have some excuse to control other people's non-violent behavior, with the threat of violence.
DriveInDriveOut
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im sorry ur upset more people didn't die
maybe the next chinese virus the chicoms let out of their lab will be worse loser
wilberforce15
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Babagounj
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Massachusetts has released a list of the worst hit cities and towns.
My small town , Census 2010 lists 3410 residents in an area of basically 1 sq mile, was on the listed as having a higher rate { based on a population of 100K people } than the State Capital of Boston whose area is 89 sq miles. 733 vs 663. We have just 24 cases with 2 deaths, while Boston has had over 4K cases.
Massachusetts coronavirus cases: The number in each town, city | Boston.com
My small town , Census 2010 lists 3410 residents in an area of basically 1 sq mile, was on the listed as having a higher rate { based on a population of 100K people } than the State Capital of Boston whose area is 89 sq miles. 733 vs 663. We have just 24 cases with 2 deaths, while Boston has had over 4K cases.
Massachusetts coronavirus cases: The number in each town, city | Boston.com
UnconTROLLed
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It's non-linear, man
It will be fine
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They tested a “random” sample and got 4% of participants had antibodies. Why are you multiplying that by a random 4 or 5?
Jkloc420
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thats the infection rate of the virus and it might be higher, the people they tested are people who just sweated the virus out. They did not go get a virus test. Then you use the infection rate because of who they came in contact with
Old Man Jingles
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Jkloc420
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Antibodies are people who had the virus and knew it or did not know it
Old Man Jingles
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Circular reference!
Not relevant.
Jkloc420
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Put it this way i had symptons of the virus in December, at the time nobody knew what it was. So say i tested postive for antibodies. This means most likely i passed the virus on at some point and whoever i passed it to should have antibodies. This of course happens after your body fights the virus off
DriveInDriveOut
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I got it but I have the cure so I'm an antibody now.
Jkloc420
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your immune system builds up antibodies after you fight it off, you can pass it to someone else through plasma or blood transfusions i guesz
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