Florida removes data scientist for refusing to manipulate numbers

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[JINNOCIDE 3,840]

The more we get into the future the more it seems like the government from various places are walking backwards 

Brazil's government basically denies science at this point

[Itsbrenda 2,983]

I mean, it’s obvious the US is undercounting the amount of deaths. 
 

here in the U.K. we know that our number is actually close to 60,000 but the government is still saying 35,000 to get the country open. 
 

1984 indeed 

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8 minutes ago, JINNOCIDE said:

The more we get into the future the more it seems like the government from various places are walking backwards 

Brazil's government basically denies science at this point

Not everyone is coming to the Future, not everyone is learning from the past

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12 minutes ago, shoful said:

Not everyone is coming to the Future, not everyone is learning from the past

You know how that old saying goes; those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

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If the worst happens and covid19 becomes worse than it’s already been what’s the government gonna say then?

when ppl are dropping like flies out here...

if what the cdc says about the second wave is true the government is in for a rude awakening 

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12 minutes ago, Blue Lagoon said:

If the worst happens and covid19 becomes worse than it’s already been what’s the government gonna say then?

 

Blame China........... Again

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

Florida is so corrupt. But we been knew.

The reason we are opening the country is based on an economic model and not the epidemiological model.

 

Kevin Hassett a White House economist lead a team with no infectious disease experts built this model that predicted a peak in April before dropping off. 

These idiots in the White House and the Republican party are still using this model to open up the country even though it's been proven false. 

 

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There is a economical war happening out there. 

Who's going to take the crown? 

 

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I live in South. Florida and this is sadly true. Streets and stores are re-opening even though people are DYING, we are in the TOP 3 of most cases with California and New York

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I guess no one read the article to see that the tweet is false. 

From my understanding, Florida doesn't offer less data than New York and California, so all I see here is lockdown supporters who in the absence of a spike of new cases after reopening they look for other details to try to criticize the measures. 

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24 minutes ago, Florin said:

I guess no one read the article to see that the tweet is false. 

From my understanding, Florida doesn't offer less data than New York and California, so all I see here is lockdown supporters who in the absence of a spike of new cases after reopening they look for other details to try to criticize the measures. 

I read the article and you are correct that it doesn't offer much in terms of concrete evidence. However, there are several articles about this including direct quotes from her. 

 

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Oh, more users trying to troll and ignore the deaths of 100k Americans? What’s new? I’ve been saying this about States like Florida for a while now. I don’t trust their data. 

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1 hour ago, Florin said:

I guess no one read the article to see that the tweet is false. 

From my understanding, Florida doesn't offer less data than New York and California, so all I see here is lockdown supporters who in the absence of a spike of new cases after reopening they look for other details to try to criticize the measures. 

So this info is false? 

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5 hours ago, anuanu said:

I read the article and you are correct that it doesn't offer much in terms of concrete evidence. However, there are several articles about this including direct quotes from her. 

 

Yeah, but outside of the quote taken out of context, its unclear what she was asked to do. 

The article, like the original you posted, doesnt actually show any evidence that Florida "changed" the data. They are criticized because they shared less data. 

And yet Florida was probably more open than New York and California with its data. Anyone who wants to criticize Florida authorities for this can only do it after they criticize New York, California and other states. If not, they are hypocrites.