Turns out that the recent "positives" are actually false positives and the case issue trend we saw is a shadow stat, not a real picture.
The figure is estimated to be at 44% false positive rate.
Their sample set was very large: 19,957 samples.
Of 19,597 samples, SARS-CoV-2 RNA was detected in 107. 52 corresponded to first-time detection (0.27% of tests on samples without previous detection); further testing detected SARS-CoV-2 RNA ≥1 time (“confirmed”) in 29 (56%), and failed to detect SARS-CoV-2 RNA (“not confirmed”) in 23 (44%).
https://www.clinicalmicrobiologyandinfection.com/article/S1198-743X(20)30614-5/fulltext
This could explain why we have so many positive cases that are asymptomatic and why some people test positive, sometimes, months after testing positive the first time.
Originally posted by dadudemonPage does not exist....
Turns out that the recent "positives" are actually false positives and the case issue trend we saw is a shadow stat, not a real picture.The figure is estimated to be at 44% false positive rate.
Their sample set was very large: 19,957 samples.
https://www.clinicalmicrobiologyandinfection.com/article/S1198-743X(20)30614-5/fulltext
This could explain why we have so many positive cases that are asymptomatic and why some people test positive, sometimes, months after testing positive the first time.
Oh DDM ❌
Originally posted by dadudemon
Turns out that the recent "positives" are actually false positives and the case issue trend we saw is a shadow stat, not a real picture.The figure is estimated to be at 44% false positive rate.
Their sample set was very large: 19,957 samples.
https://www.clinicalmicrobiologyandinfection.com/article/S1198-743X(20)30614-5/fulltext
This could explain why we have so many positive cases that are asymptomatic and why some people test positive, sometimes, months after testing positive the first time.
Yeah, that is old news. That is one of the things that the doctors talked about in that video I posted a link to in my "Doctors speak out on misinformation regarding Coronavirus" thread.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Yeah, that is old news. That is one of the things that the doctors talked about in that video I posted a link to in my "Doctors speak out on misinformation regarding Coronavirus" thread.
Still did not watch the video. My bad. About to go through tons of meetings in the afternoon. Then workout. Then I'll watch it from home.
Originally posted by Robtard227,961 now
Yeah, it's at 227,5xx right now. So it does seem like yesterday was a 1,000+ day.
Originally posted by Surtur
Elvira singing "Don't Cancel Halloween" to the tune of that Madonna song "Holiday"
Come on nobody watched?
Originally posted by Blakemore
But DDM said it'd be 230,000 by Jan 11th. Does this mean he was talking out of his ass?
Oh, you forgot again?
I'll post this for the 5th time to refresh your memory:
Originally posted by dadudemon
The actual deaths are likely going to end up at around 245K but for honesty's sake, I'm not adjusting the model nor will I adjust the figure.
And it looks like it could be even higher than that!
I did pretty good for a model that was finalized in late April. 🙂
Originally posted by dadudemonOkay, so when USA reaches 245,000 deaths, will you admit you're talking out your ass?
Oh, you forgot again?I'll post this for the 5th time to refresh your memory:
And it looks like it could be even higher than that!
I did pretty good for a model that was finalized in late April. 🙂
Originally posted by Blakemore
Okay, so when USA reaches 245,000 deaths, will you admit you're talking out your ass?
Nope, not at all. My model was so accurate for so long that there's nothing anyone can come up with that will come close to being as good as my model. There's nothing you can so or do that will change that: the past has already solidified that I got it right.
Keep in mind, you said 300,000 by election which is November 3rd. If you want to bring up ass-talking, just look at your posts.
Still haven't figured out why you're upset that my model was super accurate. It's like...you must live your day-to-day through my nonexistent failures.
I'll still be right and still be awesome tomorrow: I already won the data modeling game. 🙂