Given that kids, 0-17, are nearly immune to COVID19 and not immune at all to dying in traffic accidents, why is it not nearly as shortsighted? How many more kids need to die in cars than from COVID before driving them around is shortsighted?
You're not understanding your own sophisticated point, and have gotten it exactly wrong. Think about the implications of the fact that all reporting is delayed by some amount. You have to *quantify the delay* which is what the forecast is for. Gosh!pic.twitter.com/JSfxtnbloE
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Even with the backfill from delays, the forecast is lower than that from reporting date and BOTH are post-peak. They kept school for young kids open and weren’t ravaged and didn’t completely rank the economy.
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