A weird cultural moment when a lot of the national press lives in a city completely traumatized by coronavirus, while most of America lives in places that have barely been touched by the disease.
It's getting a little late in the calendar to make this argument. A lot of ponds are just not filling with lilies very fast.
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Because we did things to stop it’s spread? I mean, I’ve been agreeing with your concerns and puzzling abt JP some weeks ago. Now I find myself riding both horses at the same time, the “we’re doing it” one and the “this is still weird” one.
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It's remarkably early in the calendar. The models that back the current non-pharm interventions operate on an assumed scale of March or even November 2021. I think the *feeling* you're observing is accurate, but intensity doesn't equal accuracy :/
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Are you accounting for millions of unemployed and shuttered businesses? Even if you don't *see* people SIP, plenty are still doing it.
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Also, the US's death rate (all causes) has exploded as well. What are you looking for exactly?
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