Coronavirus - Dig In, It's going to be a while yet

[Batigol]

Why will it only surge now? Genuine question

[anon78624367]

because we’ve seen exponential growth everywhere, we’re on the point of where it upticks so we’ll see the trajectory, i reckon we’ll start to see the surge in the next 1 to 3 days

[myboyblue]

@Batigol

I don’t know. What will surge @glasagusban and why?

Another cunt begging for deaths so he can be proven right on the Internet

[glasagusban]

I suppose because that’s when we reach a point where the numbers infected start hit a big enough number that the numbers that get seriously ill and need treatment spikes.

[glasagusban]

@anon78624367

i reckon we’ll start to see the surge in the next 1 to 3 days

How many times have I to tell you when we will see it?

[anon78624367]

ok mate, I’m only going on the data. It’s not a pissing contest

[Julio_Geordio]

@anon78624367

it’s seems to be the only consistent number as a single date point, around 200 deaths is when it reveals the trajectory, however they are reported.

Sure 200 deaths is completely different relative to every population size.

[Julio_Geordio]

@glasagusban

I suppose

You haven’t a clue in other words

[anon78624367]

I know mate, but it seems at that point across all countries, that you begin to see the trajectory of the curve, regardless of any other number or mitigating circumstance. it’s a repeating pattern

[Thomas_Brady]

Have you an estimated number for those infected?

[Breaking_my_balls]

@Dziekanowski

Average of 90 are day usually in Ireland? I’m almost 100% certain we had a forum member who, shall we say, is an absolute notorious liar and makes stuff up on a whim and is also guilty of some of the above abominable attempts at spelling, such as “rest bite” and “in client”, who told us the other day that we had a couple of hundred deaths a day in Ireland, I think he said 500. Imagine that.

[Julio_Geordio]

@anon78624367

I know mate, but it seems at that point across all countries, that you begin to see the trajectory of the curve, regardless of any other number or mitigating circumstance.

It seems very arbitrary.

[Lazarus]

@TreatyStones

…s in the country to 13,055, second only to Italy, AFP reports.The number of new infections also slowed, rising 3.3 percent to 135,032, down from a rise of 24.8 percent on 21 March. Over 40,000 coronavirus patients have been discharged from hospital - nearly 30% of all confirmed cases of the disease.

Spain is on the mend!

[Julio_Geordio]

@Lazarus

Spain is on the mend!

Salud

[anon78624367]

it’s the opposite. It’s the number at which the uptick is consistently showing the trajectory of the graph. It’s the least arbitrary number I could have chosen, i didn’t randomly pick it, it’s what is reveled by the (known) data.

[Thomas_Brady]

90-120 deaths a day is our norm.

[Dziekanowski]

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[anon60384913]

@Breaking_my_balls

@Dziekanowski

Average of 90 are day usually in Ireland? I’m almost 100% certain we had a forum member who, shall we say, is an absolute notorious liar and makes stuff up on a whim and is also guilty of some of the above abominable attempts at spelling, such as “rest bite” and “in client”, who told us the other day that we had a couple of hundred deaths a day in Ireland, I think he said 500. Imagine that.

You are making a clown out of yourself Again i never said that. You’ve completely made it up. 25,000 is what die in a year in Ireland so that’s around 500 a week. 25000 and 500 should be numbers that stick out in your stupid head. Your yearly salary and your weekly wage. So don’t go making up lies again you idiot.

[anon60384913]

I’d say that’s high enough? is that the republic or the whole island as I know you don’t recognise the 26 county state.

[cowpat]

Have the nordies broken down the cases by Catholic and Protestant yet? Would be something they’d do.