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  • Apr 30, 2020

    Fauci was talking about P values

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    https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/495212-kushner-predicts-much-of-the-country-will-be-back-to-normal-in-june

    Kushner predicts much of the country will be 'back to normal' in June

    Kushner needs to take the Kush out of his name. He's too wack to have it.

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    Yeah, some numbers are quite strange tbh. NY went real quick from 7,000 - 9,000 to 3,000 new cases every day and I have a feeling that many states only reporting every 2 days in fully right now.

    twitter.com/adamserwer/status/1255538381435666439?s=21

    Found the answer... thought it was suspicious how the numbers are dropping so drastically day to day

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    How many deaths a day will we be at in 1-2 months when we start to open things up?

    Already hitting about 2000 on avg for the past few weeks.

    Could we hit 5k+ deaths a day during peak (hit 3k one or two days here)?

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    Sonic Winter

    https://twitter.com/adamserwer/status/1255538381435666439?s=21

    Found the answer... thought it was suspicious how the numbers are dropping so drastically day to day

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    donalddrumpf

    How many deaths a day will we be at in 1-2 months when we start to open things up?

    Already hitting about 2000 on avg for the past few weeks.

    Could we hit 5k+ deaths a day during peak (hit 3k one or two days here)?

    Way too many factors to accurately predict what the summer is going to look like. Weather, slight viral mutations, available treatments, proliferation in nursing homes, etc all play a role.

    If we really want to curb death totals without outright lying about them, contact tracing and constant testing in nursing homes should be the priority. If we're rolling with remdesivir or some other treatment, make sure batches are reserved for these communities. I've heard they can make up as much as half the deaths in some areas.

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    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/29/los-angeles-becomes-the-first-major-city-in-the-us-to-offer-free-coronavirus-testing-for-all-residents.html

    Free testing in LA love my city

    If you don’t mind me asking what’s it like living in L.A? Is it everything they say it is

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    DoubleO 5
    https://twitter.com/TeslaNoobs/status/1255679418577547264

    Unfollowed this piece of trash and muted him. He really got delusional since the pandemic

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    g6ntiana

    Unfollowed this piece of trash and muted him. He really got delusional since the pandemic

    I’m ignorant, why is that data just thrown aside so easily?

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    RX Nigerian Pastor

    If you don’t mind me asking what’s it like living in L.A? Is it everything they say it is

    Its expensive

  • Apr 30, 2020

    61K before the end of April

    3 months earlier than predicted from models.

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    RX Nigerian Pastor

    If you don’t mind me asking what’s it like living in L.A? Is it everything they say it is

    The bad:

    -Downtown LA is a s***hole outside of, like, the plaza around the Staples Center
    -It's expensive so if you miss a couple paychecks you're basically homeless
    -The LA girl stereotype is true and there are way too many vain, basic women
    -Not all that great for art/museums relative to its size
    -Commuting really is as bad as they say
    -Weather in the summer is trash unless you live by the beach, every day feels the same

    The good:

    -Amazing food and actually quite affordable in the valley
    -Lots of geographic variety; you could ski and surf on the same day
    -The best place on earth if you like movies, you can see everything and meet all of your favorite actors/directors if you go to Q&As
    -The women are fine as hell, even if they are pretty basic
    -Lots of great concert venues, you can see anyone you want to see
    -It's easy to stay fit and motivated when everyone else is so driven here, it's not psychologically healthy but it works

  • Apr 30, 2020

    Yemen reports it’s first two deaths while they only have 6 cases.

    amp.thenational.ae/world/mena/yemen-reports-its-first-two-deaths-from-coronavirus-1.1012887

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    Noir

    The bad:

    -Downtown LA is a s***hole outside of, like, the plaza around the Staples Center
    -It's expensive so if you miss a couple paychecks you're basically homeless
    -The LA girl stereotype is true and there are way too many vain, basic women
    -Not all that great for art/museums relative to its size
    -Commuting really is as bad as they say
    -Weather in the summer is trash unless you live by the beach, every day feels the same

    The good:

    -Amazing food and actually quite affordable in the valley
    -Lots of geographic variety; you could ski and surf on the same day
    -The best place on earth if you like movies, you can see everything and meet all of your favorite actors/directors if you go to Q&As
    -The women are fine as hell, even if they are pretty basic
    -Lots of great concert venues, you can see anyone you want to see
    -It's easy to stay fit and motivated when everyone else is so driven here, it's not psychologically healthy but it works

    Ventura weather is crazy good compared to where I am. This girl thought 75 was hot I was literally laughing inside.

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    Sonic Winter

    Ventura weather is crazy good compared to where I am. This girl thought 75 was hot I was literally laughing inside.

    I don't know how people who live in Reseda and Northridge have the urge go hiking in the summer. It's like living on the sun. I have a friend who splits time between Eagle Rock and Northridge and he's always trying to go to the canyons in July and s***.

    Malibu, Ventura, Ojai, totally different world.

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    https://twitter.com/billfoxla/status/1255687526272000000

    Like.

    I want this s*** over with. The Karens in the comments with running mascara and Starbucks frappuccinos are holding us back.

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    Noir

    Like.

    I want this s*** over with. The Karens in the comments with running mascara and Starbucks frappuccinos are holding us back.

    people are such f***ing idiots man

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    Noir

    I don't know how people who live in Reseda and Northridge have the urge go hiking in the summer. It's like living on the sun. I have a friend who splits time between Eagle Rock and Northridge and he's always trying to go to the canyons in July and s***.

    Malibu, Ventura, Ojai, totally different world.

    haha i'm not sure how that is, I live in FL and was just visiting but yeah Ojai was def. hotter than Ventura, it's pretty crazy how drastic temperatures can change from location to location (just 5-10 miles apart) in California, you don't get that here in Florida because of the flatter land.

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    What do y’all think K12 schools are gonna do in the fall

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    Sonic Winter

    haha i'm not sure how that is, I live in FL and was just visiting but yeah Ojai was def. hotter than Ventura, it's pretty crazy how drastic temperatures can change from location to location (just 5-10 miles apart) in California, you don't get that here in Florida because of the flatter land.

    The day of game 7 NBA Finals in 2016, when Cleveland made the comeback, I drove from the valley where it was 115(!) degrees 30 minutes to Santa Monica and it was 85. The weather is insane here.

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