@tacitus333@tixofthetrade@KelWoodbury How about the footnotes directly from the CDC or is that not good enough for you. Same place buzzfeed got it from lol. It’s called reading the report before jumping to conclusions
@tixofthetrade Straight from the CDC:
*Data during this period are incomplete because of the lag in time between when the death occurred and when the death certificate is completed, submitted to NCHS and processed for reporting purposes. This delay can range from 1 week to 8 weeks or more,
@tixofthetrade@KelWoodbury How does it not? One is based on death certificates received which takes 4-8 weeks to receive. The other report is based on real time state counts lol.
@tixofthetrade@KelWoodbury If you read the report it’s based on received death certificates instead of a tally by the states. Death certificates on average take 4-8 weeks to process which is the result of the delay in deaths. There is another page on the CDC site that has a more real time count.
@YbehindtheY@DickieV Yeah and we had both contracted the first case on the same day. Wonder why our case numbers are nowhere near theirs. We are behind.
@YbehindtheY@DickieV There’s nothing to compare this to. If you compare our restrictions to other countries we’re far more lenient. Shutting down our economy gives us time to prepare our health care system so we’re prepared. Opening before will only make this issue worse.