Mar 31, 2020
6:07:04am
6:07:04am
Sure. The flu isn’t a great comparison. But at 60+ days of “exponential growth”
you’d expect a lot more people to have the virus by now.
Especially since nothing was really shut down until mid-March and even then we’ve still had people on Spring Break, grocery stores open, etc. So for those who constantly say “exponential growth” over and over again - what is the exponent you are using?
Or is the virus everywhere and it’s less fatal than feared? Hopefully it’s the latter.
Especially since nothing was really shut down until mid-March and even then we’ve still had people on Spring Break, grocery stores open, etc. So for those who constantly say “exponential growth” over and over again - what is the exponent you are using?
Or is the virus everywhere and it’s less fatal than feared? Hopefully it’s the latter.
Originally posted on Mar 31, 2020 at 6:07:04am
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I am not on any side here, but honestly curious. If we have antibodies for the flu, why do 80,000 still die?
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