This Isn’t the Flattened Curve We Were Promised "It’s like someone took the worst-case-scenario curve and pushed it forward in time, without making the area under the curve smaller."https://finance.yahoo.com/news/isn-t-flattened-curve-were-220023017.html …
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I read it. But it's irrelevant. Your very description is misleading: "pushed it forward in time, without making the area under the curve smaller." The two curves here are the same area.pic.twitter.com/LfUqLL8vau
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Not at all - It's talking about the symmetry of the curve as opposed to what we are seeing in the field
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I think the diff is the disease penetrance in Italy is far, far deeper than in the US, even just NYC. Looks like NY is experiencing a nice bell curvish up and down. At least in terms of people getting truly sick.pic.twitter.com/gTbGOYddRU
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On the other hand, the number of people coming in to get tested and returning a positive results looks more like Italy's graph. This can be explained by hospitals having less severe patients needing testing so they ask people with more and more milder symptoms to get tested.pic.twitter.com/oyeBBTROv1
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