Meant 240,000, not 260,000. That was the original number thrown out by the govt. as being an estimate of what the number would/could reach. We will be far below that when it's all said and done.Booray said:Mothra said:Original projections by the govt. were in the 260,000 range. And of course, the 105,000 number doesn't account for the over-reporting of deaths early on, as Dr. Brix has alluded to. She said it was over-reported by about 25%.TexasScientist said:105,000 deaths so far is not what I would consider less dangerous than origonally thought.riflebear said:My point was these liberal organizations were ignoring the stats showing the virus was less dangerous than originally thought. It took the shifting narrative to the protests for them to finally admit what everyone else was already saying so now the virus isn't dangerous anymore so social distancing isn't as big a deal in these riots. My apologies, did not word it well. They never would have printed this article if the riots hadn't broken out.quash said:How does the antibody test justify riots? Can you explain the connection you are making?riflebear said:
LOL - a little late to the party. Probably doing it to justify the riots.
Liberals are licking their chops. First the virus to blame Trump for, now the riots. Guarantee the first school shooting in Sept or Oct will be their trifecta.
At the end of the day, it's going to be less than originally projected, certainly.
Don't know where you are getting that number from. My recollection was that once the CDC 15-day guidelines were put in place, the estimate was 100k-240k.
Also, there are just as many doctors and statisticians who say the death toll is underreported as who say it is over reported .
I haven't seen any doctors saying the numbers are underreported, though I don't doubt there are those who believe that. That said, my comments were based on what Dr. Brix opined.