You can look at this graph and see pretty obviously that people got a memo that no one could report more than 1000 cases per day. But you can also see the classic COVID contour—rise in cases, plateau, and then drop, as well as the negative evidence of no megadeaths in Minsk
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Inaccurate reporting?
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Can’t we assume the data is bad
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Any reason to believe the data are accurate?
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or maybe people's expectations are weird.
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we have absolutely no confirmation that it's a better outcome than lombardy
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Where are the bodies?
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I believe in the Japanese model of coronavirus spread—that it is driven by superspreading events and possibly people, that it is easy to control with masks and mild social distancing, that risk factors are indoor crowding/speech, and that it takes a lot to get uncontrolled spread
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