Perspective and fun with math

Pospecteer

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Did these guys model the 2016 election? [roll]

That is actually a great example...Trump was using state data and plugging them into how they would impact the Electoral College...the libs were using national data and then predicting state elections. The libs are now using inflated death numbers from liberal cities...and trying to apply them to middle America.

Trump was factoring in the silent majority, the libs kept polling in the cities. We aren't counting the people who have/had it but were never tested.etc
 

DvlDog4WVU

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We aren't done with this thing. If we are plateauing on new cases, that just means we are starting the turn down if we are lucky. That also means we are still getting new cases. The number of new cases has to drop significantly before we can lift the stay at home orders without generating a new peak. That's just simple logic. We'll be dealing with this mess for a while, not all of it under stay at home orders. This is akin to claiming victory in the first quarter just because you scored first.
I’m not disagreeing. I gave full credit to the latest model and it’s still 97.3%. That’s with the prolonged *** pain in certain states. That’s a win by any stretch of the imagination in metrics based science.
 
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