Definitely looks like yesterday was aberration.
jefe95 said:
Did we flatten the curve too much?
That's a very tiny percentage of the population that has been infected. As we slowly return to normal, it's inevitable that this will spread again.
We can't hide forever.
How does this math not start over in 6 weeks?
We haven't flattened anything at this point.jefe95 said:
Did we flatten the curve too much?
That's a very tiny percentage of the population that has been infected. As we slowly return to normal, it's inevitable that this will spread again.
We can't hide forever.
How does this math not start over in 6 weeks?
Yup. It's all just testing capacity at this point. Yesterday we barely tested more people than on Friday and Saturday. We don't have a handle on how fast this is spreading due to limited availability of tests. Deaths is the only thing we can really watch at this point, and those might be bending over, which is a good sign, but it's still early days.bangobango said:We haven't flattened anything at this point.jefe95 said:
Did we flatten the curve too much?
That's a very tiny percentage of the population that has been infected. As we slowly return to normal, it's inevitable that this will spread again.
We can't hide forever.
How does this math not start over in 6 weeks?
The amount of people confirmed infected has tripled in the past week (less than 55k to over 155k).
There has been a little leveling off on amount of daily cases, but I suspect that has more to do with the logistics of testing than it does actually being less people infected.
garrettc16 said:
You may have already touched on this but I didn't see it...
Do you have any guesses on why it seems like the total cases are being overestimated while the total deaths are being underestimated?
Your app is 500ing right now.GrapevineAg said:
So I built a simple COVID Charts App, play around with it if you like.
HotardAg07 said:
Good graph tweeted out by Scott Gottleib.
Stupe said:
All of this happening because China didn't want to admit that they had an issue.
It's a little easier to understand given they were working with flawed data from China and WHO...pv said:Stupe said:
All of this happening because China didn't want to admit that they had an issue.
I seem to recall our own government saying it wasn't a problem less than a month ago.
When we helped make them the world's largest manufacturer of most consumer productspv said:
When did we start trusting China?