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Except the death count has followed cases count nearly exactly with about one month of delay. (R > 0.9 for dumb linear fit, better for other kinds.) Unless you
by AstralStorm 6y ago
Except the death count has followed cases count nearly exactly with about one month of delay. (R > 0.9 for dumb linear fit, better for other kinds.)
Unless you're alleging that testing people or quarantining them kills them, which would be laughable. Or some grand scale conspiracy theory to make it look like a pandemic worldwide.
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- thu2111 6y agoIn which countries? In the USA the case graph and death graph looks quite different. Just use the Google charts to quickly see: https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=usa%20covid%20deaths https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=usa%20covid%20deaths In Spain the death graph lagged the cases graph by only a few days in the first wave. In the second wave of cases (positive tests) they're now experiencing, deaths haven't gone up at all, as apparently the patients are now younger and recover quicker. Can you show some graphs and working for this claim that death graphs are basically just lagged versions of the case graph? Also why would deaths follow cases by a month when infection-to-death is supposedly about 18 days.