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2 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

Na, theres is a wider scale. If you drew our numbers on their scale it would be much shallower and nowhere near the top

On those graphs, our figures nearly doubled between 31st March and 5th April (25K to 48K-ish).  Germany's only went up by about 35% (75K - 100K-ish).  Of course our line is steeper than theirs.

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2 minutes ago, Herman Hessian said:

disproportionately high  number of fatalities incoming for this particular breed of moron (with a bit of luck):

A number of American religious leaders have endangered their flock by holding services – and by claiming the virus can be defeated by faith in God

 

How many need to die before these 'leaders' change their minds? 

Sorry, that's not a genuine question. I already know the answer.

All of them.

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9 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

Na, theres is a wider scale. If you drew our numbers on their scale it would be much shallower and nowhere near the top

 

The scales on the X axis are the same. Only the Y axis scales are different.

 

If I could be bothered, I could stick them on an excel spreadsheet to see if the scales make that much difference. To me it would still look like we are continuing on the exponential curve while Germany is flattening. Obviously we'd need to see how the next few days/weeks go.

 

 

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The scales on the X axis are the same. Only the Y axis scales are different.
 
 
Aye, it depends on what you are looking to compare I suppose. The tail off at the end will alwyas look the same, but if you want to compare the rate of rise then it's not helpful to look at different scales. Adjusting the Y axis scale on ours to match theirs would make our line less steep. It doesnt really matter tbh. The only thing anyone really wants to see is flattening and that will show on any graph.

People are sick of graphs IMO
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Just now, Bairnardo said:

Aye, it depends on what you are looking to compare I suppose. The tail off at the end will alwyas look the same, but if you want to compare the rate of rise then it's not helpful to look at different scales. Adjusting the Y axis scale on ours to match theirs would make our line less steep. It doesnt really matter tbh. The only thing anyone really wants to see is flattening and that will show on any graph.

People are sick of graphs IMO

As sick as they were of experts? 😄

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4 minutes ago, Bairnardo said:

Aye, it depends on what you are looking to compare I suppose. The tail off at the end will alwyas look the same, but if you want to compare the rate of rise then it's not helpful to look at different scales. Adjusting the Y axis scale on ours to match theirs would make our line less steep. It doesnt really matter tbh. The only thing anyone really wants to see is flattening and that will show on any graph.

People are sick of graphs IMO

Naw it wouldnae.  

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Just now, throbber said:

I’m not sick of graphs. If anything we need more graphs. 

One of the few high points of this whole malarky is the increase in graphs.  If only they weren't charting hundreds of people dying though.

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7 minutes ago, ICTChris said:

My take from that is that it takes approx 1 month from contracting the disease to being reported dead. 

Lockdown started on March 23.

So we will probably see an increase in deaths in England until approx St George's day. (just to pluck a time out of the air)

In Scotland it will of course be St Andrew's day.

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UK has 6.6 Intensive Care beds for 100,000 of population according to a graph yesterday

Germany looked to have something like 30 IC beds for every 100,000.

Germany has 1,584 dead for 100,123 tested positive.

UK has 4,934 dead for 4,7806 tested positive.

Their health service looks to be better than ours.

 

 

 

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