Is the election over yet?
Learn about Ct scores.
Number of replication cycles needed to detect virus.
People needing hospitals score around 20.
More than 30 is considered very low risk, low infectious.
Right now they are diagnosing people with score near 40 (over 38?)
Explains the complete decoupling between positive cases and hospitalizations and deaths.
They've relaxed the diagnosis requirements.
Current assessment is diagnosing people with mostly dead viruses.
They've already gotten it and recovered, and are no longer contagious.
I read a study earlier this week (sorry no link, on mobile) that suggested it would be better to use these more sensitive but cheap tests and an initial filter, THEN using the longer more accurate tests (with a lower Ct) to confirm.
The idea is to id cases of people who should quarantine while longer test is running, but also clear people who are not positive quickly.
>Fractional magic
It seems they forgot to do a Bentons law adjustment
They will fix that for next time.
My sense is they've mostly used it for local county elections.
They went really BIG this time.
Yeah except if you need negative tests to work or travel, then having quick tests with low false negative rates is super helpful.
Bentons law and other statistical abnormalities tell us that cheating occurred, but that isn't going to be enough for a court or the public.
The proof has to be rock solid evidence.
Tainted ballots. Missing watermarks. Communication logs. Corrupt server code. Witnesses.
And it has to be massive… everywhere… enough to negate thousands of votes in multiple states.
The public isn't going to accept winning through simple lawfare.
We need to prove Biden cheated.
Who cares. Focus on something that matters.