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Reopen protests have started to take place around the country.

Wonder what his experts are predicting now?

There may be two separate types of COVID-19 pneumonia that might require different interventions

Minnesota released more detailed estimates of their model this morning. They have a chart with Mortality and 20,000 under it. Is it ok to infer that's their best estimate? https://mn.gov/covid19/data/modeling.jsp

Walzs experts are still projecting 20K deaths in Minnesota.

Smh. According to the IMHE models what is the projected death count for North Dakota? Is it fair to say that is the median number? That answer is yes. Is the projected death count also the most likely scenario based on their projections? That answer is yes.

The middle range (20k) is definately the most likely. Most likely certainly isn't the upper limit or the bottom limit. The most likely amount of deaths in Minnesota according to their model is 20k. Or to put it another way...their best guess is 20k Minnesota deaths.

This was from today... The most likely amount of deaths in Minnesota according to the experts Walz is listening to say 20,000 Minnesotans will die. So his worst case is now 35k deaths? https://www.fox9.com/news/gov-walz-extends-minnesotas-stay-at-home-order-to-may-4-includes-exemptions Does this mean there are many differing expert opinions on 5G too?

Also to be fair. Walz said 40 to 80% of Minnesotans are going to get the virus regardless of social distancing efforts or not. If 74k was the worst at 80%. That leaves us North of 35,000 Minnesota deaths in a best case by his experts.

Instead of asking the President about 5G, the white house correspondents instead asked him why he hasn't shut down grocery stores yet.

C'mon man. You just cant help yourself with the political stuff can you.

Not only are the New England Patriots helping but so is Minnesota based company, My Pillow, by switching its factory to make medical masks instead.

RR is peaking soon. Barely anyone has even said anything about it. No worries this year. Media seems to be preoccupied with something else.

I drove by tiny LM the other day and couldn't believe how busy the parking lot was. But it made sense with how out of meat walmarts were. Wonder if they need to be shut down too? https://www.grandforksherald.com/business/retail/5015742-Retail-Reacts-LM-Meats-continues-serving-devoted-customer-base

So now we're gonna have to close grocery stores if they get too crowded?

The mayor of LA doesn't want you to buy fresh produce....outside in fresh air.

I have seen data that Hydroxychloroquine and arizothromicin aren't a miracle cure and dont work on severe cases (But are the only FDA approved drugs to treat Coronavirus?). They usually work best when caught early and virus hasn't vastly spread. For the other cases... https://nypost.com/2020/03/28/coronavirus-patients-taken-off-ventilators-after-getting-experimental-hiv-drug/amp/?utm_source=twitter_sitebuttons&utm_medium=site buttons&utm_campaign=site buttons&__twitter_impression=true

You don't care about saving lives? How many have to die before you think we need to shut society down? Patients before Profits.

Who cares if they die from the flu or coronavirus. Lives are lives and we need to save them. Two years ago we lost 80,000 Americans to the flu. We need to get ahead of it before we have another record amount of flu deaths. We must save lives again next year by closing schools, sports, and businesses. If we can save one life it would be worth it.

I know. I wonder how many flu deaths this country can save next year if we do the same thing. I heard Louisiana was the next hot spot.

If there wasn't such " a shortage" of masks. Some states might mandate people wear them when out in public.

He's right. We prevented 1 to 2 million deaths like originally projected. That's a steep decline and a lot Iof lives saved. Minnesota governor the other day was predicting 74,000 dead in his state alone (worst case scenario).