Washington Post experts reinvent calculus!pic.twitter.com/ZyYLfIfzj0
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The Extreme Value Theorem states that if a function is continuous on a closed interval [a,b], then there will eventually be massive blowout savings on big name brands storewide. Washington Post, call me! I am expert.
it's worse than that. They majored in journalism at elite journalism schools.
Acceleration isn’t an easy phenomenon to describe nor to grasp, which makes the describing inherently more difficult.
My dismal experience in college physics was founded squarely upon my inability to grasp acceleration due to gravity.
I might argue that it's getting worse than it was before. Vaccines work, but that means that your horrible doom spike produces a horrible doom spike of hospitalizations.... at much better than previous ratios of cases -> ICU visits. Which won't matter if cases dagger.pic.twitter.com/wyhmNPvhG5
Louisiana is not NYC, but why do we still have a nearly 1:1 case:hospitalization ratio? /God I hope that lack of a death spike is real.pic.twitter.com/6ZZZN7KUnb
I thought the Delta surge is quicker than the other variants.
Eh, sort of. R0 was 2.7, Americans turned off *enough* that it went into the 1-1.4 range depending on local weather. Then we hit 30%, vaccinate a distinct 40... and then it goes to 9, so now you're watching R=2 waves.
Alternate timeline where the newspaper just prints the first, second, and third derivatives of the case curve as the headline, every day, like clockwork.
In real and logarithmic terms too. What is R?
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