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Just to add more clarity, death toll lags about 20-25 days of infection rate.
Imagine these dots are balls and you have to predict how far each will travel before hitting the ground. The US and UK are doing the worst.pic.twitter.com/CTZLbvD39J
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Hard to keep hope for the world when seeing those graphs
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The variation in coronavirus death rates gives me hope. It's possible to beat this, with the right policies.
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Where is Iceland on these graphs? https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/iceland-employs-detective-work-testing-quarantine-coronavirus-fight-n1170166 … "more tests have been carried out per capita in Iceland than any other country"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_coronavirus_pandemic_in_Iceland …
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What's the population of Iceland? Tiny.
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Dynamic is not like projectile / gravity, watch out for S Korea continue to low fly for a long time long distance ala Cruise missile
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Yes exactly. Gravity pulls the balls upwards and states have been injecting expensive fuel into downward-propelling rocket engines.
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Would be done of the most interesting ones. Following what I read about it, it should look similar to South Korea. Maybe even less, don't know their population.
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It shows a straight line, but if it's a linear graph, it's still growing exponentially.
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