I've been publicly wondering for a while why the spread of the pandemic is so uneven. This paper has me pretty persuaded that the Japanese public health people were right, and spread is entirely dominated by a few superspreading events. https://covid.idmod.org/data/Stochasticity_heterogeneity_transmission_dynamics_SARS-CoV-2.pdf …
Yes, with the caveat that it's not clear whether these are individual people who are superspreaders, or a combination of place+person, or something else, as discussed in the paper
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place, person and time.
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Person and time are covered but not place - right?
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