XPost: sac.politics, alt.california, ca.politics   
   XPost: ny.politics, nyc.politics   
   From: Intelligent@savetheworldmsn.com   
      
   On 6/4/2020 1:28 PM, Intelligent Party wrote:   
   >              New Cases   
   >              Average Per,         Total,   
   > Week,        Day by Week,     Cases For Week   
   >   
   > 3/1-3/7       13 Per Day,     88 Total for week   
   > 3/8-3/14      35 Per Day,    247 Total for week   
   > 3/15-3/21    162 Per Day,  1,333 Total for week, Stay-At-Home Order   
   > 3/22-3/28    454 Per Day,  3,175 Total for week   
   > 3/29-4/4   1,256 Per Day,  8,795 Total for week   
   > 4/5-4/11   1,194 Per Day,  8,356 Total for week   
   > 4/12-4/18  1,220 Per Day,  8,539 Total for week   
   > 4/19-4/25  1,690 Per Day, 11,831 Total for week   
   > 4/26-5/2   1,636 Per Day, 11,452 Total for week, Decrease   
   > 5/3-5/9    1,866 Per Day, 13,064 Total for week   
   > 5/10-5/16  1,737 Per Day, 12,159 Total for week, Decrease   
   > 5/17-5/23  1,982 Per Day, 13,871 Total for week   
   > 5/24-5/30  2,553 Per Day, 17,873 Total for week   
   >   
   > It seems likely this upward trend will sadly and certainly continue!   
   >   
   > Total,   
   > 13 Weeks   1,215 Per Day, 110,583 Total for 91 Days   
   >   
   > Only Last,   
   > 9 Weeks    1,682 Per Day, 105,940 Total for 63 Days   
   >   
   > Data is from:   
   > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_California   
   >   
   > Look, I did this myself.  Professionals would have another person double   
   check it.   
   >  If you care, maybe you should, or get an accountant.   
   >   
   > Spreadsheet you can use for projections:   
   > https://docs.zoho.com/embed/cs6eab29f117fec84421c9c13fb84913ab066   
   > You would want to calculate the Rate of Daily New Infections on Active Cases   
   per   
   > day, for the last week or two, by the day, and average that.  Rather than   
   just   
   > dividing the average per the week, by the current Active.  My current data   
   sources   
   > are insufficient.  Wikipedia doesn't even say how many are active.    
   Worldometer   
   > only has active for California for the current day, no history.  I tried   
   > https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19/tree/master/csse_covid_19_data   
   for "USA   
   > daily state reports" to construct my own data set, but it doesn't have   
   Recovered   
   > for California as listed.  It does for other States.  For California it just   
   has   
   > all Total, and Active as minus Deaths.  Worldometer on the other hand reports   
   > about 20% as Recovered, and only 86,421 of 115,119 as Active with 4,287   
   deaths.  I   
   > emailed them for historical data and source.  Suffice to say, there must be   
   no   
   > analysts analyzing COVID, and all their fancy graphs may be for not.  It   
   shouldn't   
   > be a big deal to get a simple accounting of the facts.  But apparently   
   > unintelligence is extreme.   
   >   
   > If we do not have a forbearance on all debt and rent, and $1,250 for every   
   man   
   > woman and child for the time of COVID plus one year following to get the   
   economy   
   > moving, I predict catastrophe.   
   >   
   > Consider the people with money have little luxury to spend that extra money   
   on,   
   > and will save it, and you can increase taxes at the top in the future.  You   
   have   
   > no idea what or who needs at the bottom.  Someone with a $3,000 per month   
   mortgage   
   > on top of living expenses, still needs a forbearance or will loose their   
   home.   
   > They can not go to work or they will die.  An Economic Pause, and not a Great   
   > Depression is in order, and it is wrong for businesses to fail to COVID,   
   when they   
   > truly have economically viable assets.  That is not the free market, that is   
   madness.   
   >   
   > COVID is not gone, and is not going away without 4-12 months of temperance,   
   but an   
   > economic meltdown is unnecessary and insane.  I suggest keeping all   
   "stay-at-home"   
   > advice in place, while removing the legal technicalities, except for   
   violating   
   > other's personal space.  Clarify it to be "stay-at-home-from-work."   
   >   
   > Those people demonstrating are demonstrating pretty extreme for a cop who's   
   been   
   > charged.  The L.A. riots many years ago was because they were acquitted.    
   This   
   > stuff makes no sense, and what are their demands and grievances.  Without   
   money   
   > for everybody and a forbearance I wouldn't be surprised with war in the   
   future.  I   
   > pray I'm wrong.  But people deserve money.  Demand, Grievance, Target,   
   Objective   
   > should be the motto of any such interested parties, but people with nothing   
   to   
   > loose and nothing to live for, don't even care if their war effort is doomed   
   to   
   > failure.  Those who attack are poor.  I suggest a different tactic to save   
   our   
   > United States.   
   >   
   > Suffice to say, things are highly insufficient, and we need things   
   improving, if   
   > without threats or acts of violence, by the oppressive, or the lawless, not   
   > getting worse.   
   >   
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