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Than explain why some people were making new mandates for a school and yet they all got covid wearing masks and 6 feet explain.

Right now the state with the lowest cases is North Dakota a red state and with the highest Cali a blue state and Cali is whining about people not getting vaccinated and crap explain.

Dude. Florida and Texas are "killing" it with new infections.

Also. There are literally less than 1 million people in North Dakota, so yeah, their raw numbers will always be lower. If North Dakota had Texas, Florida, or California's numbers, then literally 10% of the population would be dead right now. That's approaching the Black Death plague numbers.

I'm gonna need another space to explain this.

Yes but notice how low Texas and Florida numbers are.

And yet, still higher than california.

You notice how Texas and Florida never had a huge spike in an insanely short time.

Can't admit you were wrong, huh?

When you have 2 very different population sizes, you can't do raw numbers against each other. You'll get weird results that won't tell you what's going on. You have to do an X per Y. So, these two images are the X per 100,000 AND the raw numbers.

The top one is Florida and the bottom one is North Dakota. The blue and red lines are the raw numbers of daily infections (blue) and the trend line (red).

It looks like North Dakota has it together with their far fewer infections. Florida has numbers through the roof. It seems like they're really screwing it up with the big numbers.

But that's not what's happening. Florida has a much bigger population, so their numbers should be way bigger than North Dakota.

And we see that.

Because North Dakota sits at around 4% of Florida's population, we can't make a direct comparison. We have to do a per 100,000 to make a comparison between the populations.

The orange line is the cases per 100,000.

The trend is the same. North Dakota has the same problem that Florida has, and Florida has a very big problem.

You can by adding two different states which I did.

You've missed my point. While you CAN add two states with wildly different populations, you SHOULDN'T because you won't get an accurate comparison.

State with the second highest pop is Texas and with the third highest Florida so you can compare them together because if we add Texas and Florida's population you get 49,872,928 compared to Cali's with 39 million so if you think about it that's a ten million increase in people so you can and you still see California not having more cases.