Lewis, It seems that you are still implying that there is some economic incentive to report more positive cases. As far as I can tell, this is not the case whatsoever. That may not be your intent, but the structure of your sentence "I merely quesited about there being some misguided economic incentive, ..." vs something like " I merely quesited whether there may be some misguided economic incentive, ..." suggests that the incentive exists.
On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 8:26 AM Lewis Bergman <lewis.berg...@gmail.com> wrote: > <RANT> > WTF don't you people understand? How many times do I have to state I am > NOT trying to state, imply, or propagate that there is a conspiracy to > inflate, deflate, or otherwise misreport the numbers? > > I'll state again, for I hope the very last time: > Anecdotal information I have personal knowledge of to be true, that there > is over reporting in this oh so tiny subset of data. I am sure there is > misreporting of positive cases as negative. I merely quesited about there > being some misguided economic incentive, put in place with the best > intentions but possibly mistakenly incentivizing testing facilities, to > report positive cases. I have no idea why such a policy would be put in > place. > > Whatever, this whole thing has just driven people crazy. > > If you think you are gonna get sick, stay isolated. If your grandmother is > fragile, she should stay isolated. If you are healthy, or just don't care > anymore, do whatever the $%@& you want. > </RANT> > Other than that, it is going to be mighty hot out there today. > > >
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