If nothing else, without limiting the deaths from all causes to countries with active outbreaks this makes absolutely no sense whatsoever
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For another, the source appears to be...a climate scientist from France? How did this person get accurate death data for worldwide fatalities with no lag? Or are they using some historical dataset or extrapolation?
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Also, not casting aspersions on all economists here, most of whom are perfectly able to read a graph. It has just been strange seeing the few who can't do so badly
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No way they don't understand if that's their training. Dishonesty to suit their agenda.
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That graph begs for question if we had hit our testing capacity limit worldwide somewhere in August...
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I doubt we had found way to stop spread of this disease with opening schools, colleges, etc. But there's no steady rise of cases number?..

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He only has a bachelor. We learn linear algebra as undergraduates, reading graphs is graduate school stuff.https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/Adam%20Creighton …
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Scary Mountain, very Scary
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Saying that something is not apocalyptic is not the same as saying something isn't serious.
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Look at the graphs for 'deaths from covid' in the UK. There is no second wave tsunami. The 'wave' broke in mid April. There's simply no justification for further restrictions. The vulnerable have to take responsibility of their own safety & everyone else has to help them.
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