It almost rises to the level of this:https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/185507/what-happens-if-the-explanatory-and-response-variables-are-sorted-independently …
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He has drawn the line of worst fit.
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in France we say " comique de repetition" ...
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Wow! Not to mention what data is he using. NY and NJ have about the same mortality rate
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Although the response thread is really lifting me up this morning
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Where do economists learn statistics? This is silly.
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There's an old Deirdre McCloskey paper, "The Standard Error of Regressions" where she argued, only half kiddingly, that many econometricians care only about the sign of a regression coefficient.
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I'm not wearing any hockey pads.
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There could be many explanations. One might be that the U.S, which certainly skews the numbers, "benefits" from getting a large number of cases before many other earlier countries, like Europe, and can apply learned lessons (such as avoiding ventilators).
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