It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: TheAMEDDDoc
a reply to: angelchemuel
Not yet no, maybe in patients with a chronic or genetic disorder. As monoclonal antibodies and DNA based vaccines become more stable in the next few decades, yes you will see these treatments and the ability to cure and treat pretty much any disease. You could also create crap to do whatever you want and change DNA in the target organisms as well so, two sides to that coin.
he university said his best-known research “unraveled the mystery” over a group of Kenyan women who were naturally immune to HIV by looking into their immune systems and genetics for answers. Plummer’s work laid a foundation for subsequent interventions, and was used to guide vaccine and drug development.
He won many awards during his career, for his research into HIV transmission and for providing leadership at the National Microbiology Lab during the SARS outbreak, including the Canada Gairdner Wightman Award in 2016. He was also at the helm of the lab during Ebola scares and during the 2009 H1N1 pandemic.
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
Use your own brains and gut feelings and watch what happens over the next 2 weeks in the West.
I've already planned and got my stuff sorted so it no longer matters to me, I'm not coming back here to argue the same glaringly obvious points over and over again.
originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
You’re an idiot. Sorry to break it to you, as you’re clearly unaware. Enjoy.
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: Bicent
Serious and critical cases are at about 13%. At this present time. Also most of the fatalities are in hubei 🤷♂️ 479 out of 492??
Source my math.
And 80% of deaths are people above 60.
2/3 are men
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
You’re an idiot. Sorry to break it to you, as you’re clearly unaware. Enjoy.
Ok let's say hypothetically...
Today's increase is going to be 18% and the rate by which the number of confirmed cases increases is declining 1% per day.
Tomorrow 17%, then 16, 15, 14 and in 2 weeks it hits 0%, so 18 days from now the daily increase is going to be 0% = 0 new cases. What then? It has to top out at some point if it's not speeding up, but slowing down.
Instead of saying I'm an idiot, show me what's wrong with my calculations so both of us can be "aware".
EDIT: again, we're using China's officially reported numbers
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
We all knew this was coming... cruise ship
BREAKING: Multiple people with coronavirus on cruise ship off Yokohama, Japan; 10 people taken to hospital - NHK
twitter.com...
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
You’re an idiot. Sorry to break it to you, as you’re clearly unaware. Enjoy.
Ok let's say hypothetically...
Today's increase is going to be 18% and the rate by which the number of confirmed cases increases is declining 1% per day.
Tomorrow 17%, then 16, 15, 14 and in 2 weeks it hits 0%, so 18 days from now the daily increase is going to be 0% = 0 new cases. What then? It has to top out at some point if it's not speeding up, but slowing down.
Instead of saying I'm an idiot, show me what's wrong with my calculations so both of us can be "aware".
EDIT: again, we're using China's officially reported numbers
Multiple people have been diagnosed with coronavirus on a cruise ship off Yokohama in Japan. Ten people have been taken to an area hospital. Once the number of confirmed cases is known, this page will be updated. Two cases have been added in the interim. (Source)
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
originally posted by: fatalxception
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
originally posted by: Necrose
originally posted by: ARM1968
Err, no it isn’t. Even the skewed official figures show its going up. a reply to: Necrose
I don't know man, I feel stupid explaining elementary school maths, simply put : a daily increase in % is declining, hence it's slowing down.
You’re an idiot. Sorry to break it to you, as you’re clearly unaware. Enjoy.
Ok let's say hypothetically...
Today's increase is going to be 18% and the rate by which the number of confirmed cases increases is declining 1% per day.
Tomorrow 17%, then 16, 15, 14 and in 2 weeks it hits 0%, so 18 days from now the daily increase is going to be 0% = 0 new cases. What then? It has to top out at some point if it's not speeding up, but slowing down.
Instead of saying I'm an idiot, show me what's wrong with my calculations so both of us can be "aware".
EDIT: again, we're using China's officially reported numbers
I think the infection rate increased today. It's around a 22% increase thus far today.
I could be wrong though, just going off memory what the numbers were yesterday.