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Topic	Coronavirus Topic 12 - Wishing all speedy recoveries this affects
Corrik7 11/18/20 11:01:20 AM #290:	charmander6000 posted... Do those countries list COVID numbers by positive cases or suspected cases? If it's the latter then I imagine some flu cases may get mistaken as COVID cases, though I doubt it's all of them. That's what makes comparing cases between nations difficult since they all count things differently. Another explanation is like COVID, the flu tends to be vastly under-reported due to people not getting tested. This (and other illnesses) is further exasperated now as people are avoiding hospitals. Well, in the throes of the pandemic in China last year in December and January, Japan had its highest mark of flu cases in 10 years in February. Were these all covid? Were these the flu? Why would flu be so strong there normally with mask culture in Japan anyways? It's why I don't know I agree with the assessment of the charts there. It reeks of explaining why you think those charts show that without any real analysis. It would be like a QB sucking in the last 6 games of the year. Me attributing it to a super cold winter because I personally believe it was due to the winter. But the real reason being he played with a separated shoulder and 5 broken ribs in that time period. I mean, it's possible, but the graphs look too unbelievable to me at first glance that I suspect the analysis and would like to see more. Sadly the worst part is that it plays right into the Covid unbelievers hands of it's just the flu "all the sudden covid comes and magically the flu has disappeared. They are the same thing". --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1) <cite>Corrik7 posted [p:947313633] in Coronaviru... [t:79015280]...</cite> <quote>charmander6000 posted... </cite> <quote>Do those countries list COVID numbers by positive cases or suspected cases? If it's the latter then I imagine some flu cases may get mistaken as COVID cases, though I doubt it's all of them. That's what makes comparing cases between nations difficult since they all count things differently. Another explanation is like COVID, the flu tends to be vastly under-reported due to people not getting tested. This (and other illnesses) is further exasperated now as people are avoiding hospitals.</quote>Well, in the throes of the pandemic in China last year in December and January, Japan had its highest mark of flu cases in 10 years in February. Were these all covid? Were these the flu? Why would flu be so strong there normally with mask culture in Japan anyways? It's why I don't know I agree with the assessment of the charts there. It reeks of explaining why you think those charts show that without any real analysis. It would be like a QB sucking in the last 6 games of the year. Me attributing it to a super cold winter because I personally believe it was due to the winter. But the real reason being he played with a separated shoulder and 5 broken ribs in that time period. I mean, it's possible, but the graphs look too unbelievable to me at first glance that I suspect the analysis and would like to see more. Sadly the worst part is that it plays right into the Covid unbelievers hands of it's just the flu "all the sudden covid comes and magically the flu has disappeared. They are the same thing". --- Xbox Live User Name - Corrik Currently playing: Spider-Man (PS4), Quantum Break (X1)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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