April 7, 20205 yr 22 minutes ago, tonedeaf said: Good post Duke. Doing the math, mortality rate is about 0.03%. We DO know all the deaths, we DO NOT know all who actually do have the virus. We just know confirmed cases. So percentage is probably lower. I have survived swine flu, sars, west nile, ebola, measles, small pox, aids, malaria, desentary (sp?), and the Vietnam war. This is just something else. I'll survive or I won't. So you think the mortality rate for cancer is 1.8%? Edited April 7, 20205 yr by Irieguy
April 7, 20205 yr 6 minutes ago, Irieguy said: So you think the mortality rate for cancer is 1.8%? Based on what?
April 7, 20205 yr 14 minutes ago, tonedeaf said: Based on what? Your math. You took US population of approximately 300M and divided by COVID deaths. So I did the same for Cancer(60 times as many deaths as COVID). So is your math wrong or does Cancer not have a 1.8% mortality rate? Edited April 7, 20205 yr by Irieguy
April 7, 20205 yr take this shit to the CV cloakroom thread.. I'm sure Tonedeafs math would be much appreciated there.. Not you Randolph.. CR is already bad enough
April 7, 20205 yr Hoping the NBA research into the instant testing proves good.. would be a huge hurdle to clear
April 7, 20205 yr 2 minutes ago, Thiefery said: take this shit to the CV cloakroom thread.. I'm sure Tonedeafs math would be much appreciated there.. Not you Randolph.. CR is already bad enough No. An accurate mortality rate is essential to estimate the odds of a football season happening. Maybe tone deaf has an explanation. Edited April 7, 20205 yr by Irieguy
April 7, 20205 yr We DO know all the deathsI'm not going to totally derail this thread since it's supposed to be about football, but this is flat wrong. It's not the level of undercount as the number of cases, but there are suspected deaths going undocumented.
April 7, 20205 yr 20 minutes ago, Irieguy said: Your math. You took US population of approximately 300M and divided by COVID deaths. So I did the same for Cancer(60 times as many deaths as COVID). So is your math wrong or does Cancer not have a 1.8% mortality rate? No. I took the deaths and divided it into the CONFIRMED cases. According to your math, the entire population has cancer. I do not. I do not have coronavirus so I won't be included in any statistic. How many will actually have the virus, not be diagnosed, and recover? We will only know the actual deaths, not the actual number of people that have the virus.
April 7, 20205 yr it’s not me goofball, doctors are literally saying this. Coumo said this in his press conference this morning They're saying it for certain locations and with the qualifier that it's directly tied to distancing measures being effective. What exactly do you think happens if you just turn everyone lose and let 150k people tailgate all day?
April 7, 20205 yr 6 minutes ago, gmr548 said: I'm not going to totally derail this thread since it's supposed to be about football, but this is flat wrong. It's not the level of undercount as the number of cases, but there are suspected deaths going undocumented. Normally that would be correct. But in this case it wouldn't surprise me if everything is considered to be connected to the virus. Politics being what they are.
April 7, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, tonedeaf said: Good post Duke. Doing the math, mortality rate is about 0.03%. We DO know all the deaths, we DO NOT know all who actually do have the virus. We just know confirmed cases. So percentage is probably lower. 1 hour ago, tonedeaf said: No. I took the deaths and divided it into the CONFIRMED cases. According to your math, the entire population has cancer. I do not. I do not have coronavirus so I won't be included in any statistic. How many will actually have the virus, not be diagnosed, and recover? We will only know the actual deaths, not the actual number of people that have the virus. Just to clarify ... I think you mean you divided the number of deaths by the number of confirmed cases, not into. Even then, though, the resulting rate is about 3%, not 0.03%. Big difference. 11018 / 369069 = 0.02985... ...or about 3%.
April 7, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, futureman said: football season is happening. on time. this is such a dumb thread. It may well happen but without fans. Way too much liability for the schools having tens of thousands of congregated together with the virus still spreading.
April 7, 20205 yr I guess no one should really be surprised that someone named tonedeaf sucks at math.
April 7, 20205 yr 10 minutes ago, aggie08 said: I guess no one should really be surprised that someone named tonedeaf sucks at math. Well, he also sucks at music.
April 7, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, futureman said: football season is happening. on time. this is such a dumb thread. That's a relief. Thanks futureman. Can you assist with my over/unders?
April 7, 20205 yr Normally that would be correct. But in this case it wouldn't surprise me if everything is considered to be connected to the virus. Politics being what they are. I'm not biting on your trying to inject politics. It's well documented that the resources haven't been in place to get an accurate death count and that the number is higher. The debatable bit is to what degree.
April 7, 20205 yr 18 minutes ago, Upgrayedd said: That's a relief. Thanks futureman. Can you assist with my over/unders? take the over on longhorn wins. herman is gonna have those guys ready to play.
April 7, 20205 yr If we're still shutdown in August, football will be the last thing on our minds. We'll be in soup lines.
April 7, 20205 yr 5 minutes ago, Lat22 said: If we're still shutdown in August, football will be the last thing on our minds. We'll be in soup lines. We won't be (unless we can hit by a 2nd wave that overwhelms hospitals again). But I'd expect that crowd restrictions will stay in place for some time. At least until antibody testing and effective treatments can be sorted out.
April 7, 20205 yr In order to keep attendance at a safe level, aggy has announced a plan to start all games after the end of the 3rd quarter.
April 7, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, wood said: Just to clarify ... I think you mean you divided the number of deaths by the number of confirmed cases, not into. Even then, though, the resulting rate is about 3%, not 0.03%. Big difference. 11018 / 369069 = 0.02985... ...or about 3%. Yes. Tonedeaf can’t even do basic math. @tonedeaf maybe sit this one out if you can’t do basic division.
April 7, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, Irieguy said: Yes. Tonedeaf can’t even do basic math. @tonedeaf maybe sit this one out if you can’t do basic division. I can't wait until he tries to figure out why 10 is only 1.0% of 10.
April 7, 20205 yr I'm the least religious guy on this board, but I'm willing to do whatever it takes to make sure we have football this year. I'm ready to go Old Testament here. I'll sleep with as many of your wives/girlfriends/daughters/sisters as it takes. Am I on the right track here? I'm not what you would call "Biblically Literate."
April 7, 20205 yr Just now, aggie08 said: We won't be (unless we can hit by a 2nd wave that overwhelms hospitals again). But I'd expect that crowd restrictions will stay in place for some time. At least until antibody testing and effective treatments can be sorted out. This. There's a huge difference between all of us returning to some normalcy as we figure out who's had it and just saying fuck it and opening 100,000 seat stadiums. The economy will return before mass gatherings.
April 7, 20205 yr 4 hours ago, wood said: Just to clarify ... I think you mean you divided the number of deaths by the number of confirmed cases, not into. Even then, though, the resulting rate is about 3%, not 0.03%. Big difference. 11018 / 369069 = 0.02985... ...or about 3%. You are correct. My bad.
April 7, 20205 yr 2 hours ago, Irieguy said: Yes. Tonedeaf can’t even do basic math. @tonedeaf maybe sit this one out if you can’t do basic division. I got it backwards. Better than you though. You used the entire population . 2 hours ago, aggie08 said: I can't wait until he tries to figure out why 10 is only 1.0% of 10. Yep. Got it backwards. Better than using the entire population to figure the mortality rate for cancer. All he figured out was the percentage of the population that dies of cancer.
April 7, 20205 yr 3 hours ago, South Austin said: Well, he also sucks at music. You know this how? Interesting. What do you play.
April 7, 20205 yr 1 minute ago, South Austin said: So.... nothing? I thought maybe we had played together before.
April 7, 20205 yr 29 minutes ago, tonedeaf said: So.... nothing? I thought maybe we had played together before. You really suck at the internet. He’s making a joke because of your username. I advise you to quit while you are behind.
April 7, 20205 yr This will help... Those kits were being deployed last week..the Abbott labs kits. Its not a special thing for the NBA that release makes it sound like..
April 8, 20205 yr 13 hours ago, mulletpelini said: If by sooner you mean that they'll be testing on ou fans, I'm all for it. OU fan here. Your point is well taken, but I'd love to get in on early vaccine testing.
April 8, 20205 yr 10 hours ago, gmr548 said: I'm not going to totally derail this thread since it's supposed to be about football, but this is flat wrong. It's not the level of undercount as the number of cases, but there are suspected deaths going undocumented. You mean like that tiger dude huh 7 hours ago, Lat22 said: If we're still shutdown in August, football will be the last thing on our minds. We'll be in soup lines. I'm ok with soup in the winter but August, meh, that's a bit early.
April 8, 20205 yr Football will not happen until there is a proven vaccine. Experts predict that may be a year away. Fuck this off season in particular.
April 8, 20205 yr 12 hours ago, mulletpelini said: You mean like that tiger dude huh I'm ok with soup in the winter but August, meh, that's a bit early. Do you even gazpacho señor brah ???
April 9, 20205 yr We've been looking for a vaccine for 2-3 months at the most. The experts say it takes around 18 months to have one tested & ready. How can a football season start before then?
April 9, 20205 yr On 4/7/2020 at 2:39 PM, 4th&Five said: Looks like Mike Gundy is just as clueless as some of the posters here. Doesn't the data overwhelmingly support his position? Since when does using the data that we have collected mean someone is clueless?
April 9, 20205 yr 15 minutes ago, JFKFC said: We've been looking for a vaccine for 2-3 months at the most. The experts say it takes around 18 months to have one tested & ready. How can a football season start before then? I don't really think we should start it back up at all. There are potentially many diseases out there that are highly communicable and without a vaccine. Edited April 9, 20205 yr by SwanderedTalent
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