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Star Commenter - Sep 2025
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I am reversing course on this. Having just come back from Germany and spoken with a number of Germany friends, Russia's air incursions into Poland, Estonia, Denmark, and Norway has caused a lot of concern among German citizens on the center right and center left. I think this will likely inch public opinion into the 30%-39% bracket.
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The rise of the AfD and the pro Russia political movements in Germany is concerning. This could possibly make Germany see Russia as less threatening.
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There have been no category 3 hurricanes or higher to make landfall in the US this year according to NOAA and it is extremely unlikely that two would hit in the next four days.
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As of 23 September there are 1514 confirmed cases of measles. Based on current infection rates, it is unlikely that there will be enough new cases in the next 5 days to break into the 1650 - 1799 category.
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The rate of new measles infections has risen in the last two weeks of August and the first three weeks of September leading to more new infections and increasing the total number of infections to 1491 as of today. With two more weeks to go in the reporting period of this question, it is increasingly likely that the rate of newly reported measles infections will surpass 1500 by 30 Sep
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It is possible that rates of infection could dip in the final week of September
Please notice that we have already +10 cases from CDC's latest (1491) in Utah alone since Friday: https://www.randforecastinginitiative.org/comments/200297 ; and the CNN tracker (which has proved to be a good enough proxy, updated daily) is already at 1501. Plus - yes, rates of newly reported cases can indeed dip from +30 that they have been in the recent weeks, but how probable is it that they will fail to give 9 more cases in the remaining 2 weeks? Is this probability really as high as 10%?
Just sayin'...
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