I ask this question every week. Our testing capacity keeps going up and fatality rate has increased again. Why is that and when should we see the fatality rate go down. Don't give me the BS it is a lagging indicator.
Maybe rephrase the question to where us simpletons can understand.
The belief was the death rate was high because we were not testing that many. The testing capacity keeps going up but so has the death rate. Why if we are testing way more does the death rate keep going up? The answers in past was that it was lagging and in a couple of weeks you will see it drop. It is way past a couple of weeks.
Are you talking in absolute numbers or as a percentage of those infected?
What is your source that the fatality rate has increased?Why do you not consider it being a lagging indicatore to be a good answer?
Considering that the percentage of tests being positive are going down you could definitely make a strong argument that it is indeed a lagging indicator, let's give it a week or two and see where the numbers hold.
Percentage of those infected
I ask this question every week why is there still no study if having the virus causes immunity?
Do you mean by intentionally infecting those who recovered?
You love to ask questions but never answer them. https://coronavirus.1point3acres.com/enThe lagging answer was using a couple weeks and that is long gone.
Quotes in a signature is annoying, as it comes across as an independent post.
Presumably the rate of infection is still outpacing the rate of testing.
That isn't necessary.
However it’s done with all other diseases.If they need reinfect they can come to Williamsburg they’ll have lots of volunteers