Corrected. Still looking at 50,000 dead as a probable

Apr 8, 2020
3:52:37pm

kotacoug Intervention Needed

Number compared to countries who have locked down. If they are at or below 50,000 and they continue their strategy it will show that it was an effective policy.

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Originally posted on Apr 8, 2020 at 3:52:37pm

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Sweden with a couple of setbacks. 🙁

Troy McClure

4/8/20 3:38pm

I think thousands of dead is what was originally predicted

kotacoug

4/8/20 3:43pm

700 dead 10% death/infection rate.

coug almighty

4/8/20 3:46pm

Corrected. Still looking at 50,000 dead as a probable

kotacoug

4/8/20 3:52pm

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kotacoug

4/8/20 3:54pm

That is wrong... here is the latest on Sweden

jpesk2

4/8/20 4:03pm

So 60,000. 👍🏻

kotacoug

4/8/20 4:11pm

What are you looking at — Sweden is being projected anywhere from 1800 to 9800 where are you getting 60000 from?

jpesk2

4/8/20 4:14pm

Lol I was doing two things at once. The link you gave me was for the US not

kotacoug

4/8/20 5:54pm

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jpesk2

4/8/20 4:13pm

I notice the article refers to the Imperial College model and says

gwalker

4/8/20 3:46pm

Luckily, the internet never forgets. When the dust settles we'll be able to see

Harbinger

4/8/20 4:02pm

Yeah I don't think any highly urbanized enviroment seem to be fairing well with

coug almighty

4/8/20 3:47pm

Actuallly, Sweden's problems are in the suburbs. Stokholm is doing better.

Plato

4/8/20 3:51pm

Swedens lead officials disagree with your analysis

Plato

4/8/20 4:01pm

That was 5 days ago. They were holding fast to their limited shutdown

Troy McClure

4/8/20 4:05pm

The article I posted has a quote from Sunday...

Troy McClure

4/8/20 4:08pm

I mean, at this point it's too late. The University of Texas study had this

CSoul

4/8/20 4:09pm

Will be interesting to see IF they put in tighter restrictions

Troy McClure

4/8/20 4:13pm

Sweden is trusting their crumple zones and air bags.

PJMort

4/8/20 4:17pm

The beauty is, with Sweden going to restrictions later than most, we get a

gwalker

4/8/20 4:57pm

I wanted the whole thing to be a nothingburger like Ebola. I was very wrong.

Troy McClure

4/8/20 5:08pm

I never thought it would be as minimal as Ebola. I have thought from the

gwalker

4/8/20 5:28pm

True but to be honest if you're going to list all the negatives of the economic

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