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Elephant in the Covid room
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Put it this way. For the entire state of Texas, total cumulative number of infections is 10% of the population and deaths is at 1717 per million. For the city of Toronto, the total infection rate is half that, and Toronto has had 2918 deaths, about 1000 per million residents, about 60% of the Texas state average. Who knows how bad it has been in their hot-spots.
The overall population density of the entire state of Texas ... is not more than that of the city of Toronto. As for the other factors ... Toronto is not Dallas, and Ontario is not Texas, and Canada is not the USA.
In terms of the status of the coronavirus pandemic, the one and only metric in which they are ahead of us (and it's by about a month, by my reckoning), is in vaccine roll-out, and thus knocking down the numbers, and thus being able to "open up" and get away with it. We are not there yet, but it won't be long.
Have you got that Ontario deaths per 100,000 data for me ? Also care to quote a fact I got wrong?
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Vaccines will not be in the masses arms in Canada for a very long time. What’s the rate for Ontario Vs Texas not Toronto vs Texas
Ontario's numbers are readily available, it's all in here: https://www.ontario.ca/page/how-ontario-is-responding-covid-19#section-0
I looked through it and I don’t see deaths per 100,000...did you see it somewhere in the data?
I'm reviewing some jobs I want to start around the house. Nothing gets taken apart unless the job can be shelved somewhat indefinitely or there are guaranteed sources of the little things that are suddenly needed.
Are home repairs considered essential? it's OK to drive for groceries but is it OK to drive for a box of nails, a saw blade or a 2X4.
How many degrees of separation between trivial and essential?
Are home repairs considered essential? it's OK to drive for groceries but is it OK to drive for a box of nails, a saw blade or a 2X4.
How many degrees of separation between trivial and essential?
Do it yourself. Divide by the population ... about 14 million.
Cumulative infections in Ontario account for less than 3% of the population ... Texas is at 10%.
Cumulative deaths in Ontario (7698) account for 550 per million population (or 55 per 100,000 if you prefer).
Cumulative infections in Ontario account for less than 3% of the population ... Texas is at 10%.
Cumulative deaths in Ontario (7698) account for 550 per million population (or 55 per 100,000 if you prefer).
Posts 952 and 953?
It has become apparent that no one is going to care.
positive rate is 8.2 percent on Ontario according to the link you sent ....
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I guess that’s why that are called the unwashed masses.
Ever met a wetback? Some of the nicest, honest hard working people you would ever meet. I lived with them for 10 years. They know how to use soap, and use it regularly. just can’t always afford it.
You have to be careful comparing stats, I suspect you are comparing the daily positivity rate in ontario to the cumulative one in Texas. They are almost unrelated.
You're going to do well here poking at the moderators constantly like that.
Oooops....Canadian vaccines will more than likely be even more delayed ...guess we aren’t vaccinating our way out of this anytime soon....herd immunity here we come
The world's biggest vaccine producer is running out of Covid-19 vaccines
In India, the world's biggest vaccine producer, millions of people are waiting for Covid-19 vaccines amid a devastating second wave of infections.www.cnn.com
Did you even read the article or just the headline? If you're trying to attach this to the announced reduction of Moderna from a few days ago (which I don't even believe are connected, COVAX is a separate system), are you aware of the fact Pfizer is replacing that shortage?
Or are you only cherrypicking news that fits your arguments from the headlines whilst not actually reading anything else?
Do you even read the responses others are making before furiously typing more?
Missed that in the flurry of people stalking me thanks
Yes
Think so? Here's a vaccine tracker: Coronavirus vaccination tracker: How many people in Canada have received shots?
In Ontario, we have been consistently vaccinating 100,000 people per day for the last little while, about 0.7% of the population every day (and you can deduce that by clicking on "Ontario" in the above chart, and pointing to each day on the chart to see how the numbers change). If we do that for the next month, and there's nothing to indicate that we can't, and it'll be around 45% in Ontario. That's around where it is in the UK where their daily case numbers and deaths have plummeted, and it's past where the USA is now. This information is readily available.
Hence why we're in lockdown until the above-mentioned vaccinations roll onwards for a while longer ...
hard to stay clean walking through the desert with no toilet trying to find a border crossing . Let’s be real here
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