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Medtronic are making the designs for one of their ventilators public
I think you’ve forgotten something here.Thai King flees country with 20 women,Isolates at a luxury hotel in Germany with them.
Things have certainly changed since "The King and I".Thai King flees country with 20 women,Isolates at a luxury hotel in Germany with them.
Spain isn’t flattening, just the spacing and log style of the x a six makes it look that way. They had 914 deaths yesterday, more than any single day in Italy (if memory serves)
It's a logarithmic scale. If something's growing linearly on a log scale it's growing exponentially on a linear scale. It's very useful. That's also why you can plot in the dashed lines for different doubling times.I hadn't noticed that before, the spacing is bizarre, 500, similar to the 1000 above, then the top 5000 basically the same again.
It makes the graph next to useless, as it elongates and stretches the lines at varying points.
I assume this is done to fit it into a space usable on the Internet, but it looks like it's agenda driven to make some countries look worse etc...
Edit: I'm sure it does have its uses, but for general comparison of progression it makes it pretty difficult
It's a standard method in science, statistics and maths, nothing to do with the internet or agendas.I hadn't noticed that before, the spacing is bizarre, 500, similar to the 1000 above, then the top 5000 basically the same again.
It makes the graph next to useless, as it elongates and stretches the lines at varying points.
I assume this is done to fit it into a space usable on the Internet, but it looks like it's agenda driven to make some countries look worse etc...
Edit: I'm sure it does have its uses, but for general comparison of progression it makes it pretty difficult
Jesus. Coming from a Serb as well that’s scary.
It's 7 days once you test positive to allow the virus to run its course. The 14 days are if you are in a household with somebody else with it or suspect you may have contracted it recently. That's because it can take 7 days to show symptoms and another 7 days for the virus to pass (i.e 14 days).
Honestly it's really not that difficult to understand. They clearly made a child sacrifice in the gardens of Buckingham Palace and Charles regained all of his lost HP points.
* 7 days is acceptable for the Affluent and like-minded superiors.
Seems like Spain is flattening the curve and is going to Italy's direction
US is starting to look fecked
It's a logarithmic scale. If something's growing linearly on a log scale it's growing exponentially on a linear scale. It's very useful. That's also why you can plot in the dashed lines for different doubling times.
It's a standard method in science, statistics and maths, nothing to do with the internet or agendas.
The graph's curves are used to see patterns like does one person infect one person on average or three, and what is the timeline - are cases doubling every two days or every five, and so on. It might not make a lot of instant sense to everyone outside the science audience (who use it when talking about models and trends) but it's not a trick.
That's the exact reason that made it the ultimate standard.It really is not.
"Democracy is a political system where your vote is worth as much as a vote of someone who does not know how to read".
So let's not pretend that it is some ultimate standard that all must strive to achieve.
The story of our ventilators is not going to go away.
This will have cost lives, and they are lying about it.
Not for the first time#ToriesLiedPeopleDied
The story of our ventilators is not going to go away.
This will have cost lives, and they are lying about it.
I hadn't noticed that before, the spacing is bizarre, 500, similar to the 1000 above, then the top 5000 basically the same again.
It makes the graph next to useless, as it elongates and stretches the lines at varying points.
I assume this is done to fit it into a space usable on the Internet, but it looks like it's agenda driven to make some countries look worse etc...
Edit: I'm sure it does have its uses, but for general comparison of progression it makes it pretty difficult
Things have certainly changed since "The King and I".
9222 new cases and 849 new deaths in Spain in the last 24 hours. Total reaches 94,417 confirmed cases and 8,189 confirmed deaths.
So much for 'flattening the curves'.
it's painfully obviously they deliberately didn't want to get involved for Brexit related reasons. which is appalling on so many levels.
Of course, you're both correct. I was meaning more the use of it on general circles.
It does of course have its place in proper circles, but the average layman wouldn't really understand how to process the information.
Even fairly well educated folk will take a quick glance and could easily misinterpret the lines.
But you're both right, the graph is a perfectly acceptable form of data, and most definitely has its place
It's a standard method in science, statistics and maths, nothing to do with the internet or agendas.
The graph's curves are used to see patterns like does one person infect one person on average or three, and what is the timeline - are cases doubling every two days or every five, and so on. It might not make a lot of instant sense to everyone outside the science audience (who use it when talking about models and trends) but it's not a trick.
The story of our ventilators is not going to go away.
This will have cost lives, and they are lying about it.
I'm also not certain what (if any) ventilators we would have received from the EU scheme (my understanding is that many intermediarys are selling equipment they don't actually have and now having trouble getting it from suppliers or simply selling it to somebody else at a higher price) - also I might be wrong but I'd have assumes most of not all additional ventilators from the scheme would currently have gone to Italy or Spain.How? I don't see any reports of the UK having run out of ventilators yet.
Not sure why the government didn't go straight to British Aerospace. Huge capacity, the technical knowledge to build anything, and being heavily dependent on government contracts I'd have thought they would have been cooperative.I'm also not certain what (if any) ventilators we would have received from the EU scheme (my understanding is that many intermediarys are selling equipment they don't actually have and now having trouble getting it from suppliers or simply selling it to somebody else at a higher price) - also I might be wrong but I'd have assumes most of not all additional ventilators from the scheme would currently have gone to Italy or Spain.
That said the government could have instigated its own procurement programme far quicker and to the best of my knowledge these 10,000 Dyson/JCB units have not as yet been approved for use and actual production won't start till they are
Anyone with a few million they won't need for six months or 12 months could double or treble it - almost certain.
Buy today, sell when the world gets back to near-normal....
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/oil-price
I have no desire to comment on the actual thrust of the argument but that graph is likely to be highly misleading as it relates to the highest rate of income tax that can be paid in selected countries which of itself has little to do with the average tax burden of the population.Aye, that’s why I called @NYAS a bigot yesterday. I didn’t have the lust to spell it out for him then but you two have done it perfectly here.
To bundle the US in with, for example Germany & Scandinavia is one of the most narrow minded and ignorant posts I’ve seen on these boards, they are World’s apart.
Does this bigot seriously think the likes of us in Sweden pay the most tax in the World because we only care about ourselves and our own liberties, and ”to hell with other people”?
Two of the most important things here in the nordics are the Law of Jante & Freedom to Roam, but a dude living a country with a history of Human Right abuse, that in 2020 still don’t see women as equal is the country that ”cares more about other people” as the West is, and I quote:
”To hell with other people”.
What an utter crock of shite, the delusion of a person desperate to see the place he lives as ”better” in some way.
Anyone with a few million they won't need for six months or 12 months could double or treble it - almost certain.
Buy today, sell when the world gets back to near-normal....
https://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/oil-price
And income tax is only one form of tax, there are many more.I have no desire to comment on the actual thrust of the argument but that graph is likely to be highly misleading as it relates to the highest rate of income tax that can be paid in selected countries which of itself has little to do with the average tax burden of the population.
12-year old girl died in Belgium yesterday. So sad to hear that on the news.
They smoke like trains in China too but their mortality rates were generally a hell of a lot lower than Italy. Apart from Wuhan. What Wuhan and Italy had in common that caused their much higher CFR wasn’t smoking. It was a health service that got completely overwhelmed.