Aggregate US data isn’t too useful, probably less so than aggregate Euro data

Mar 31, 2020
4:11:41pm

scottpete All-American

More interesting is looking at major metros and their individual data. The US is so geographically unique and population centers widely separated that aggregate data would hide significant trends in hot spots.

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This is pretty insightful on covid19. This is good news if true.

cougsrule All-American

3/31/20 4:00pm

What's the gist? Video is long. I'm dumb.

macdizzle

3/31/20 4:01pm

There is hope. How to avoid getting it. I can’t summarize right now. Can later.

cougsrule

3/31/20 4:02pm

Don't touch your face. The virus is wimpy. Sanitzer and soap and water kill it.

777

3/31/20 4:35pm

If you go out in public and are touching public surfaces, wash hands. Don't

rcbyufan

3/31/20 4:45pm

doubt it

claw

3/31/20 4:04pm

New cases are definitely flattening in the US

cougarblue

3/31/20 4:05pm

My city had a 166% increase from yesterday. 150-->400. I sure hope so, but I'd

coug almighty

3/31/20 4:07pm

I think the flattening is because NYC is stabilizing

cougarblue

3/31/20 4:10pm

9,000 new cases with 50% positive tests, I am afraid NYC isn't stabilizing.

coug almighty

3/31/20 4:13pm

Aggregate US data isn’t too useful, probably less so than aggregate Euro data

scottpete

3/31/20 4:11pm

EXACTLY! Metro/city-wide numbers are what really matter, and that is the level

Kerbouchard

3/31/20 4:13pm

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