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Tracking the Spread - Statistics du Jour (Original Post) calimary Mar 2020 OP
I'm tired of being right. I think I'll quit playing. gibraltar72 Mar 2020 #1
Yeah. I soooooooooooo get that. calimary Mar 2020 #2
Nobody has reported and 254 new deaths. gibraltar72 Mar 2020 #3
This site is showing 2808 already... blitzen Mar 2020 #4
Good and valid point. CNN has been showing numbers different from these. calimary Mar 2020 #5
Update calimary Mar 2020 #6
Another update calimary Mar 2020 #7
Yet another update calimary Mar 2020 #8
We're at almost 3000 deaths calimary Mar 2020 #9
I dread seeing the numbers every morning. Tipperary Mar 2020 #10
No kidding, my friend. calimary Mar 2020 #11

calimary

(81,189 posts)
2. Yeah. I soooooooooooo get that.
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 01:53 PM
Mar 2020

But I'm not gonna quit playing. That builds the case. And I'm gonna keep building the case.

blitzen

(4,572 posts)
4. This site is showing 2808 already...
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 02:06 PM
Mar 2020
https://ncov2019.live/data

I've noticed the past several days that the Johns Hopkins number tends to lag this one.

calimary

(81,189 posts)
5. Good and valid point. CNN has been showing numbers different from these.
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 02:56 PM
Mar 2020

I guess, as a TOTALLY AMATEUR statistician/science buff here, that because I watch MSNBC a lot, and I started keeping track of their cases/deaths counts over the weekend, I'm using mainly their statistics. I don't want to vary the sources because one would have to average them in, and that takes time, and it might need to be done a certain way for a-scientific-as-possible results. A controlled experiment. The only variable I can control in this very minimal and non-pro case is where I get the data from. The source of the data. To attempt at consistency, as it were.

Seems to me it can provide one kind of general view of How Things Are Going.



calimary

(81,189 posts)
6. Update
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 02:59 PM
Mar 2020

8:05am (all times Pacific, and indicate when I took a photo of the graphic on TV)
Confirmed cases - 143,236
Deaths - 2,479

11:47am
Confirmed cases - 153,105
Deaths - 2815

calimary

(81,189 posts)
7. Another update
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 04:18 PM
Mar 2020

8:05am (all times Pacific, and indicate when I took a photo of the graphic on TV)
Confirmed cases - 143,236
Deaths - 2,479

11:47am
Confirmed cases - 153,105
Deaths - 2,815

1:15pm
Confirmed cases - 154,578
Deaths - 2,874

calimary

(81,189 posts)
8. Yet another update
Mon Mar 30, 2020, 07:15 PM
Mar 2020

Last edited Mon Mar 30, 2020, 09:13 PM - Edit history (1)

8:05am (all times Pacific, and indicate when I took a photo of the graphic on TV)
Confirmed cases - 143,236
Deaths - 2,479

11:47am
Confirmed cases - 153,105
Deaths - 2,815

1:15pm
Confirmed cases - 154,578
Deaths - 2,874

4:01pm
Confirmed cases - 160,756
Deaths - 2,952

6:05pm
Confirmed cases - 161,829
Deaths - 2,983

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