Simply not testing or intentionally reporting wrong number externally
Simply not testing or intentionally reporting wrong number externally
Sorry im asking to be very specific on the type of under reporting.
I doubt members of China’s government frequent this forum and are willing to divulge that
Come on, be logical. We have the initial estimates, the growth rates and testing percentages, cases, etc. We have the comparison to other countries and we have the steps taken. Be very clear with what type of misreporting you think is going on.
I am calling the big leader first thing tomorrownzjrs wrote: ↑14 Mar 2020, 21:47Come on, be logical. We have the initial estimates, the growth rates and testing percentages, cases, etc. We have the comparison to other countries and we have the steps taken. Be very clear with what type of misreporting you think is going on.
I don't have a position on china's data other than a scientific one - so Form a testable hypothesis please
For the adults in the room who appreciate F1 isn't the only topic for modeling and (nod at Ferarri PU thread) from which one can hypothisize types of measurement (cheating) error, I encourage you to read this: http://nrg.cs.ucl.ac.uk/mjh/covid19/
I suspect many countries will not want hundreds of Europeans swanning around if they do not have troubles of their own. I doubt half that number will actually happen.
So you are doubting China's numbers? They still have over 3000 patients who are critical. Many of those will die in the coming days. I'm in a city that is under semi-lockdown, yet our temperature being taken every time we leave or return since mid January. Every store has a QR code that you scan at the entrance or you will not be allowed to enter. This makes it's easy to retrace someone who was diagnosed positive and find out who they may have exposed. I'm not Chinese but I am impressed by how they have actively tried to stop the spread here.Pyrone89 wrote:I doubt members of China’s government frequent this forum and are willing to divulge that
I think China wants to give the appearance 'everything' is ok now to avoid a big economic disaster which may cause political upheaval (read: removal of the 1 party system). Wether or not we approve of that as Westerners is a different matter. Perhaps they have a better approach because we seem intent on crashing our economies by the 'war like' reporting in the media.JonoNic wrote: ↑15 Mar 2020, 00:12So you are doubting China's numbers? They still have over 3000 patients who are critical. Many of those will die in the coming days. I'm in a city that is under semi-lockdown, yet our temperature being taken every time we leave or return since mid January. Every store has a QR code that you scan at the entrance or you will not be allowed to enter. This makes it's easy to retrace someone who was diagnosed positive and find out who they may have exposed. I'm not Chinese but I am impressed by how they have actively tried to stop the spread here.
I don't think every Brit supports that madness
The idea that anything could menace china political system Is ingenuos imho.Pyrone89 wrote: ↑15 Mar 2020, 00:22I think China wants to give the appearance 'everything' is ok now to avoid a big economic disaster which may cause political upheaval (read: removal of the 1 party system). Wether or not we approve of that as Westerners is a different matter. Perhaps they have a better approach because we seem intent on crashing our economies by the 'war like' reporting in the media.JonoNic wrote: ↑15 Mar 2020, 00:12So you are doubting China's numbers? They still have over 3000 patients who are critical. Many of those will die in the coming days. I'm in a city that is under semi-lockdown, yet our temperature being taken every time we leave or return since mid January. Every store has a QR code that you scan at the entrance or you will not be allowed to enter. This makes it's easy to retrace someone who was diagnosed positive and find out who they may have exposed. I'm not Chinese but I am impressed by how they have actively tried to stop the spread here.Pyrone89 wrote: I doubt members of China’s government frequent this forum and are willing to divulge that
Now with regards to the actual measures they are taking: I think they are doing it best, but even this 'best approach' produces numbers that are ugly. And they desperately needed to restart the factories to avoid the above mentioned.
That is why people doubt the numbers (not just me). And for your information: I am also doubting the numbers of Iran, North Korea, Turkey, Africa (lack of testing)