Your data-fu is strong. They taught you well at Waxahatchee State.
Thanks. I actually picked all that up when I got my second PhD from Devry.
Your data-fu is strong. They taught you well at Waxahatchee State.
Here’s an explanation: reporting lag. Those weeks will be updated as the year progresses and more reports come in. There will always be the hanging tail you see on the graph but it will continue to slide right.
I did it myself with the raw data (and you can too!). Is that the only way to find truth in the media / blogosphere these days?
Process:
1. Go to https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/weeklyarchives2016-2017/data/nchsdata32.csv
1a. Save the file and open it in excel.
2. Go to https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/weeklyarchives2016-2017/data/nchsdata42.csv
2a. Save the file and open it in excel.
Quck note: the 2016-2017 corresponds to the year and the nchsdata32.csv corresponds to the week. So the first link is the pneumonia record as of Week 32, in 2017. The second link is Week 42 in 2017.
3. Plot a line chart with 'Week of the Year' on the X-axis and 'Death Percetange' on the Y-axis.
3a. Add one series representing CSV from 2017 Week 1-30 as recorded during week 32 of that year.
3b. Add a second series representing CSV from 2017 Week 1-30 as recorded during week 42 of that year.
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The delta there, that is indicative of the deaths that will be reported ten weeks later on week 42 that just haven't made it into the system yet. Now just imagine what that delta would look like 52 weeks later, as shown in Slick's original chart.
Almost had me convinced on that one. Now, this doesn’t prove your theory about over-reporting in NYC wrong, just exposes your graph as a piece of manipulative agenda-driven bullshit.
Maybe by the end of this we can get some of you old airline pilots to understand the scientific process. I keed, I keed.
Here's an animation of the above process in-motion that gave me the original inspiration to try it (and make sure it wasn't just liberal agenda-driven bullshit cough).
Alternate Headline: Panic That Media Was Complicit in Generating Has Negative Consequences (wish I’d come up this on my own)
You are ABSOLUTELY correct. Unequivocally. The press would never mislead the American people in any way shape or form. They’re beyond reproach.I find it amusing that folks blame the media for somehow inducing panic when the President and many of his supporters are dismissive of it being 'fake news' and claim not to watch, listen or read it. How exactly are they inducing panic in those folks who don't pay attention to them, supposedly. OR do they have some magic sway over folks we don't know about?
Did the press panic folks like Governor DeWine of Ohio, who was one of the first governors to start shutting things down and banning large gatherings of folks? Or do you suppose it was his chief medical advisor?
But hey if folks want to ignore medical advice and test Darwin's Theory then more power to them, I guess? #MDGA
Man, CBS used to be my go-to evening news station that I'd have on while making dinner, but their quality of reporting has really gone downhill the last year or so. I basically don't watch news on TV anymore, I just cross-reference anything I hear about from multiple news sites online.You are ABSOLUTELY correct. Unequivocally. The press would never mislead the American people in any way shape or form. They’re beyond reproach.
CBS admits to using footage from Italy in NYC coronavirus report
CBS News has admitted that footage of an overflowing ward used during a report on the coronavirus crisis in NYC hospitals was actually shot in Italy.www.google.com
I don't know where the news stations get stock footage anyway.
I find it amusing that folks blame the media for somehow inducing panic when the President and many of his supporters are dismissive of it being 'fake news' and claim not to watch, listen or read it. How exactly are they inducing panic in those folks who don't pay attention to them, supposedly. OR do they have some magic sway over folks we don't know about?
Did the press panic folks like Governor DeWine of Ohio, who was one of the first governors to start shutting things down and banning large gatherings of folks? Or do you suppose it was his chief medical advisor?
But hey if folks want to ignore medical advice and test Darwin's Theory then more power to them, I guess? #MDGA
You think it’s bad now, wait until unemployment reaches 30%.Quite as close to the zombie apocalypse we'll ever see...JFC
I guess. I just know when they do a story on the local military base, for example, they show footage of planes flying around in a loop that seems pretty random.Could they have received it from their CBS affiliate in Italy?
What I find interesting is that NBC reported on it, but MSNBC didn’t.@Flash , can you explain this to me? I’m sure it’s not an example of media bias, because of #believeallwomen and #metoo and all.
Oh, and I should add that I took those screenshots myself, so hopefully we can believe the source here.
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That's right around the corner . . . .You think it’s bad now, wait until unemployment reaches 30%.