I love science...in fact, I love Jesus, science, I wear a mask AND believe in Dinosaurs. CRAZY!!!!So, science?
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I love science...in fact, I love Jesus, science, I wear a mask AND believe in Dinosaurs. CRAZY!!!!So, science?
He comes across as “smart as hell”, but....Can’t argue with skank hawks scientific conclusion that’s masks don’t work. His data is impenetrable.
My god, you just can’t let go of that bone. Leave it, leave it, leave it oit. Heat has nothing on the Covid, and a mask slows transmission. Nobody claims it kills anything.we are showing declines here in austin. and it has been hot. i bet it is hot in ks... the heat kills this thing more than a mask does
Saw it. Like more evidence can sway those who are unflappably ignorant. But all you can do is try.....
Good stuff.
Too bad our federal "experts" told us early on that masks didn't help.
Science is messy. That's the way it works. Usually, we don't see results until all the disagreeing is over with but you got a live action play by play of science in action this spring. Once there was enough data, the reality on wearing masks became pretty obvious and a consensus was formed. Just because people were demanding them to publicly guess before there was enough data to be certain doesn't mean it doesn't work, it just means we need to make sure we have enough data before making conclusions.
The same experiment didn’t work out so well in California.
Or for the Ohio Governor.
And seemed totally unnecessary in the Nordic countries.
Sweden is still (literally) killing it with the Nordic countries.
Updated info. They seem to still be working.
Did you notice what they had done with the scale on each side of the first graph you posted?
I'm wondering why that same info differs from this one that presumably has the same scale for both lines.
"But the chart was consciously manipulated to produce that appearance by comparing the same data (cases per day) on different axes.
Cases for mandate counties are based on the left axis, with a range of 15 to 25, while those without mandates are based on a secondary axis on the right, with a scale of 4 to 14.
But the results look dramatically different when shown below on the same axis."
look at the data...everywhere it is hot it declines yet the panic porn police rush in to make fake numbers up
The chart @tarheelbybirth posted is new data done by a scientist at the University of Kansas. It has nothing to do with Lee Norman and KDHE except he reviewed the data.Did you notice what they had done with the scale on each side of the first graph you posted?
I'm wondering why that same info differs from this one that presumably has the same scale for both lines.
"But the chart was consciously manipulated to produce that appearance by comparing the same data (cases per day) on different axes.
Cases for mandate counties are based on the left axis, with a range of 15 to 25, while those without mandates are based on a secondary axis on the right, with a scale of 4 to 14.
But the results look dramatically different when shown below on the same axis."
Updated info. They seem to still be working.
Looks like for about three months over the summer, you were safer not wearing a mask according to this data.
Another study that doesn't have RCT, so according to you it can't be used as evidence. Sorry hypocrite.Someone doesn't understand what "trends" are.
The first chart showed differences in trends. Non-masked counties rising...masked counties controlled. The data now shows a difference in absolute terms. Unmasked counties are now at double the rate of those that are masked.Did you notice what they had done with the scale on each side of the first graph you posted?
I'm wondering why that same info differs from this one that presumably has the same scale for both lines.
"But the chart was consciously manipulated to produce that appearance by comparing the same data (cases per day) on different axes.
Cases for mandate counties are based on the left axis, with a range of 15 to 25, while those without mandates are based on a secondary axis on the right, with a scale of 4 to 14.
But the results look dramatically different when shown below on the same axis."
Looks like for about three months over the summer, you were safer not wearing a mask according to this data.
That would be the wrong way to interpret this:
April-June- Virus starts hitting areas. Cities have local mask mandates (blue) so cased didn't really spike. Rural areas (red) didn't have masks. State goes into lock down. Cases all over drop due to statewide measures.
June-Sept- Republican legislature overules governors power to declare disasters/emergency orders without approval by legislative committee of leadership. This makes her statewide mask mandate/shutdown invalid and it is left to counties to decide on mask use. Cases generally trend up all over state consistent with upslope of blue and red lines. Blue is worse because it's population dense cities which are going to have the virus spreading more quickly. Meanwhile rural red goes about its business without masks or restrictions.
Sept-Oct- Mask mandates by cities and counties keep curve flat (blue). Counties in rural areas without mask mandates continue to trend upward and are the source of our covid spike in Kansas (red).
I love science...in fact, I love Jesus, science, I wear a mask AND believe in Dinosaurs. CRAZY!!!!
That apparently turned out to be a false positive.
And even if DeWine has/had the virus, no one is saying that masks guarantee you won’t catch it. Masks don’t completely stop the spread, they limit the spread.
If someone who’s wearing a seat belt dies in a car accident, it doesn’t mean we should all stop wearing our seat belts.
There were three months where a mask mandate still showed more cases than those without a mask mandate.
I dunno...if my chances of dying in a car accident are approaching 1 in a hundred, I would at least be very, very careful.Nor should we stop driving cars.