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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    It’s a shame William Farr isn’t around to take his victory lap.


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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by kaldaniels View Post
    It’s a shame William Farr isn’t around to take his victory lap.
    About what? This looks nothing like Farr’s law’s bell curve

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by 757690 View Post
    About what? This looks nothing like Farr’s law’s bell curve

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    The Omnicron outbreak, which was the topic at hand (the swift rise and fall) sure follows it.

    Tough crowd.

    https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/229...cases-vaccines

    As the article states Farr’s Law isn’t always perfect when it comes to outbreaks but the Omnicron graph sure fits the bill.

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by kaldaniels View Post
    The Omnicron outbreak, which was the topic at hand (the swift rise and fall) sure follows it.

    Tough crowd.

    https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/229...cases-vaccines

    As the article states Farr’s Law isn’t always perfect when it comes to outbreaks but the Omnicron graph sure fits the bill.
    I wouldn't take a victory lap if my law was wrong most of the time with a certain virus, but right once.
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by 757690 View Post
    I wouldn't take a victory lap if my law was wrong most of the time with a certain virus, but right once.
    Look, I don’t know who Sea Ray was referring to when he said the ones who said cases would drop as fast as they rose were absolutely correct - but I wanted Farr to get his due on that one!

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by kaldaniels View Post
    Look, I don’t know who Sea Ray was referring to when he said the ones who said cases would drop as fast as they rose were absolutely correct - but I wanted Farr to get his due on that one!
    Ok. To me it’s like crediting Tucker Barnhart for a seeing eye single on a night when he struck out in his four other at bats, but if it’s important to you…
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    An interesting quote from that Vox article:

    "If public health measures like masking and social distancing are relaxed too soon, cases can bounce back up on their way down. The UK, for instance, reopened schools and relaxed Covid-19 rules before the omicron wave flattened out. Then infections stopped dropping."

    Cases in Ohio peaked and then dropped after students came back from Winter Break. That's pretty much the case everywhere in the US.

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Post Delta we only got down to around 70k cases/day whereas in June we got down to about 12k cases. We're down to 140k cases on the 7 day average now, and the slope is starting to flatten just a touch (which it has to from a completely vertical drop). It will be interesting to see whether we get to pre-Delta levels or only to post-Delta levels before the next wave.

    141k sounds like a pretty big number (and it is), but it represents an 83% drop in daily new cases in a month. Deaths/day just started falling two weeks ago, so hopefully we will start to see those fall just as dramatically as cases very, very soon.
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Red View Post
    Post Delta we only got down to around 70k cases/day whereas in June we got down to about 12k cases. We're down to 140k cases on the 7 day average now, and the slope is starting to flatten just a touch (which it has to from a completely vertical drop). It will be interesting to see whether we get to pre-Delta levels or only to post-Delta levels before the next wave.

    141k sounds like a pretty big number (and it is), but it represents an 83% drop in daily new cases in a month. Deaths/day just started falling two weeks ago, so hopefully we will start to see those fall just as dramatically as cases very, very soon.
    Ohio has dropped below post-Delta. With Omicron's transmissibility and evasion of vaccines and non-Omicron prior immunity, I don't know if we will get back to pre-Delta case numbers.

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Just received my Government provided test kits in the mail. It only took a month to get here. I hope I never have to use them. To my knowledge I have not had COVID. Still haven't worn a KN95 mask yet. Only the cloth ones.
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Good for these students:

    Students from Oak Ridge High School in California protested mask mandates and won!
    After their walk out the school relented and will no longer enforce the mandate.
    https://www.foxnews.com/us/californi...s-mask-mandate

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Red View Post
    Here in Kansas we're seeing case numbers at levels we haven't seen since before Thanksgiving. It is quite a welcome sight.
    Last week it was numbers we hadn't seen since November. This week it's numbers we haven't seen since July.
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    National Guard leaving hospitals is another sign things are getting back to normal

    https://www.cincinnati.com/story/new...er/6753695001/

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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    The thing to watch with Omicron is where do the death numbers drop to? We caught Omicron on the heels of the Delta wave, and now more than 300,000 have died off as a result. We haven't had lowish overall death numbers (as a nation) since July, even then it only got down to 250 a day on average. We'll call it a victory if we can get back down to there, but it's still more than 90,000 dead people every year. It's possible we're only going down to double or triple that number as our baseline until the next wave rolls through.
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    Re: Covid-19 Part XVII

    Quote Originally Posted by M2 View Post
    The thing to watch with Omicron is where do the death numbers drop to? We caught Omicron on the heels of the Delta wave, and now more than 300,000 have died off as a result. We haven't had lowish overall death numbers (as a nation) since July, even then it only got down to 250 a day on average. We'll call it a victory if we can get back down to there, but it's still more than 90,000 dead people every year. It's possible we're only going down to double or triple that number as our baseline until the next wave rolls through.
    Sure, but it's almost all due to the unvaccinated. It isn't like the deaths are going to hit the general public.


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