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We had 2 Betsys and several Carols... oh, and some Karens also.
I saw a video of foreign born residents in the US from 1850 up. I grabbed these screenshots because it started with Irish miles ahead but coming upon WW I and WW II the large Italian and German born must have caused some concern. Attachment 70028 The other thing was Mexico lagged. On the list in 1902, didn't pass the Irish until 1940, and Russians in 1963, but grabbed the lead in 1971 and skyrocketed. Attachment 70029 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8Cu3VGdq3A |
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Seattle is too wet, it rains all the time...
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It doesn't rain hard in the Pacific Northwest, except for a few days out of the year. But for about 9 months there is a continuous, very fine mist.
Not a lot of "inches" but when it hits you sideways in the face, you have to wipe your face off with a towel every time you make it back to your car. |
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People are talking about Trump's approval rating in regards to the pandemic.
Is it going up, going down? Nope, still a flat line: |
Changing position equals admitting you were wrong. That must be avoided at all costs.
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Avoided? Like avoiding sprouting wings and flying around the room? Both are equally likely, equally fantastic. Neither will ever happen.
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If people are changing position, the graph sure doesn't show it
very quickly, because it is a running average of polls taken over time; we will need to wait another week to see if anyone's position has changed during the last few days |
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Propaganda - not facts - are what many believe - religiously. God said it true. So it must be. God said so. That proves it. What has happened in the past few days that would change anything? |
Well, no particular one of us can say. Only the graph can say, if it says anything.
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I'm hearing, "He's a disappointment, he's a pig, he's a clown, but I have to vote Republican."
I just shake my head in disbelief. :facepalm: |
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Things are lookin' great! USA is truly the best at everything.
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Chart was as of 3/8. Listed US number (1,707 tests) is CDC tests only, when most testing was not done by CDC! Other public health labs had tested about 9,000 by March 8. (source, CDC)
If Business Insider told me that my fly was open, I would not even bother to look down. Now, the tweet is as of today: 3/25. US has currently tested 400,474 (via COVID Tracking Project) Business Insider is fake news. Tweet is accurate. -- signed, your official Donald J. Trump Apologist |
The only thing I really wanted to say is, "tests per million" is a smart statistic, while "total number" of tests is a dumb statistic. Trump's "information" is truly meaningless-- 1) comparing the flat total from two different-sized populations, 2) over two arbitrary periods of time.
I could pick eight days from any country where they did more tests than eight weeks from any other country. It's actually the same problem you've pointed out (tweet and article from incomparable times, thus meaningless). |
But, for the same reason, "tests per million" varies according to when measured. Early in the curve, you don't have as many people to actually test.
But as of Mar. 25, the US has tested 1217 per million. If currently graphed like B.I. did, the US would be 3rd. |
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