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"
It's pretty easy to get a "# of tests/day in my state" and use that to get an "infection rate," but even then, that depends on who gets to be tested.
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con_carne
You really can't, since there are criteria for testing. -- nm
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loosilu (aka loosilu2)
May 14 '20, 12:06
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Indy just went from "must have symptoms" to "apply and you might get tested". -- nm
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Spawn
May 14, 12:34
Yup. My fear is that we treat these numbers like a video game that gets tallied up automatically. But without knowing the initiatives of the people in -- (edited)
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con_carne
May 14, 12:34
Criteria's tighter or looser depending on the state. -- nm
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May 14, 12:30
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You can have the same guidelines but still make it easier for people to get the test. -- nm
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con_carne
May 14, 12:45
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