we are all confused by whatever Levitt is doing this week
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Here's the explanation, using data from Australia. Initial exponential growth is followed by a long tail of non-exponential increasepic.twitter.com/cxb8nt5pgi
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And what does the video description mean? "The total case numbers in South Korea and New Zealand have exponential growth rates that decrease linearly on a log-scale. This is not ever exponential growth." The two sentences seem self-contradictory
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Would you want to comment on what this guy is doing? https://twitter.com/EthicalSkeptic
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Not really. Total nonsense as far as I can see
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Is this just a semantic difference? The initial growth on the epi-curve is like an exponential function, so we reasonably say it's "growing exponentially". But technically speaking its actually not an exponential function, just the growth curve on a sigmoid curve? So, both right?
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It is an exponential system until it starts to inhibit. All bio growth systems are. Depends on how picky you are being about the term exponent
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