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Im in line to get the vaccine right now 
And they are providing snacks
And they are providing snacks
Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!
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Im in line to get the vaccine right now
And they are providing snacks
good stuff brethren. But make sure the snacks arenāt full of gps microchips, thatās how THEY get you with the misdirection
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it's called killafornia for a reason
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There was some kind of backlog data dump in CA yesterday because even my county that has been reporting daily infections in the hundreds posted over 2,500.
it's called killafornia for a reason
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Bro, ******* SAME. All of my homies were like "it'll be fine by the end of April." I was like nah y'all NUTS. Gave them the biggest "I told you so" of my entire life.
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Go get tested. Could be just a start. Could be something else or anxiety. But u just donāt get all the symptoms at the same time. That **** is a gradual process that could unfold over a day or 10 days.
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hows your taste/smell?
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Uptempo.. Covid symptoms really vary, depending on the person.
And yes it's true the symptoms don't come at once. If covid will hit hard, sometimes that doesn't happen until day 8-10
And yes it's true the symptoms don't come at once. If covid will hit hard, sometimes that doesn't happen until day 8-10
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Damn just woke up to bad news - my coworker, teammate and trainer died last night of Covid19. He was one of those no masker person. MashāAllah
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My condolences. Hopefully his family can take things more seriously than him.
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The Phizer vaccine should move up all the expected effectiveness time tables since theres an extra dose inside each vial. Surprised a big pharma would be humanitarian in a time like this. Tis really the season for giving..
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I lost a coworker back in April, it was so sudden and fast. Like working Thursday then us getting news of his passing on Monday.
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Can't even blame him, gon be out here like this
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Just spoke to my wifeās cousin who is in the medical field. Sheās saying numbers could be misleading due to the same person testing positive multiple times (ie testing positive once and then taking another test to see if they can go back to work and still testing positive). These are not counted as one but are all counted as separate instances to the overall count. False positives are counted as well. She mentioned a story of a little league baseball team having 8 players test positive and then negative 4 hours later, those still added to the overall count. Hearing this just makes me more confused, and make me not know who or what to believe anymore man. Iām still siding on the side of caution and not doing anything ānormalā but man...what are we supposed to believe??
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So this changes that people are being infected with covid-19 and confuses you how?
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Data FAQ
Frequently asked questions about where we get and how we present our data.
covidtracking.com
How does the data deal with people who have had multiple tests for COVID-19?
COVID-19 ācasesā refer to individual people, and even if a person tests positive for COVID-19 more than once, that person should in general only be counted once in the case counts. The same is true for death data, recovery data, and hospitalization data: those values should (barring mistakes) represent unique individuals.
Testing figures, however, might or might not include multiple tests administered to the same person: it depends on how the state ādeduplicatesā that data, meaning how it identifies and removes (or chooses not to remove) redundant / repeated information. It also depends to an extent on what units the state reports COVID-19 tests in. Some states report test results in units of āspecimens tested,ā some states report test results in units of āpeople tested,ā some states report in units of ātesting encountersā (meaning the number of times one person was tested), and some states report test results in more than one of these ways. On our data page and on each individual stateās data page, we list all three of these ways a state might be reporting the total number of tests conducted in its jurisdiction.
We have written about these issues in depth in our articles āTest Positivity in the US is a Messā and āCounting COVID-19 Tests: How States Do It, How We Do It, and Whatās Changing.ā The best source of information about your own county or stateās method of deduplicating and reporting tests is your own county or state public health department.
tl;dr:
Cases, hospitalizations, and death numbers already correct for any "doubles."
Testing numbers are trickiers.
People "in the medical field" without expertise should stop spreading misinformation.
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2020, where everyone is suddenly woke. Dont believe everything you see on the news, read on the internet. Just keep yourself and those around you safe, thats all.
