Like on Fox when they repeatedly kept insisting that when they spent $300 million on something or other, they could have instead spent it by giving every single one of the 300 million Americans $1 million, OMG HOW WASTEFUL. Wish I could find the clip. They all had straight faces too except one lady who looked like she knew what was up but was being told to push the nonsense. I could tell by her almost-smirk.
When are the US media going to stop using big numbers that mean very little and instead focus on per capita based reporting? A whole bunch of countries perform far more testing than the US per capita and are continuing to increase that capacity faster than the US. The UK, of course, still continues to crater along the bottom somewhere with our government inevitably missing its target to hit 700,000 tests per week by a country mile.
So, NOT a mistake by FOX as you're making it, but maybe a MSNBC mistake. Though, when I hear it, I don't even take it as MSNBC being wrong. The person who tweeted the bad math was wrong, and the MSNBC talking heads said 'dont say anything if you are ahead of us on the math' (I take that to indicate they know it was wrong), and instead focus on the point which was a wasted $500m.
Thank you.I'd like to hear from everyone who says that we should listen to and trust the medical advice from the World Health Organization.
I'd like to know why specifically they are credible.
...what an idiot.elon musk has once again proven he is a a complete retard telling people to go outside mass gather and protest the lockdowns and calling covid-19 a hoax and saying people aint dying from it hes a fucking retarded cunt they should storm telsa and steal them all and burn his house house then take all those billions and feed the poor with it he has.
The US's response is quite light compared to most of the world, except a couple of states.
I think they are that dumb that the tweet was "fact checked" by the guest, host and producers and they still ran with it thinking it was accurate.The person who tweeted the bad math was wrong, and the MSNBC talking heads said 'dont say anything if you are ahead of us on the math' (I take that to indicate they know it was wrong), and instead focus on the point which was a wasted $500m.
Do you have a quote of him saying that?elon musk has once again proven he is a a complete retard telling people to go outside mass gather and protest the lockdowns and calling covid-19 a hoax and saying people aint dying from it hes a fucking retarded cunt they should storm telsa and steal them all and burn his house house then take all those billions and feed the poor with it he has.
American Institute for Economic Resarch said:The pace of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has created an unusual situation for academic research. Epidemiology models, which were previously developed over several years and used to forecast hypothetical scenarios that seldom panned out, are now being deployed and tested in real-time.
Unfortunately the results are not pretty.
Last week I examined some of the problems afflicting the most prominent epidemiology models for COVID-19, particularly the Imperial College-London (ICL) model that popularized a projected death toll of 2.2 million for the United States.
Even though this model outlined a variety of scenarios with milder human costs, its alarmist claims grabbed headlines and the ears of politicians. The ICL’s doomsday projection played a prominent role in convincing President Trump to back the social distancing guidelines behind most state-level lockdown policies. Its lead author Neil Ferguson was also on the advisory group that convinced British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to abandon an earlier “herd immunity” strategy for virus mitigation, and adopt a lockdown to avert a predicted 510,000 deaths in the UK.
The only reason I bring up how light it is, is to counter the arguments that the whole response is a sinister plot to take away our freedoms. If it were so, we'd have had our freedoms taken away by the federal government, and not just unenforced guidelines, the enforcement of which is left up to localities.
So maybe someone can clear this up for me.
The US's response is quite light compared to most of the world, except a couple of states.
It's not even suggested that the Wuhan Institute of Virology 'created' a new virus. But they were reportedly performing experiments on an existing bat virus which may have inadvertently escaped. Sensationalist conspiracy theorists may suggest it was an act of warfare, but was probably just a fuck up. Not surprising that their government would want to cover it up. Ours would do the same...