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Little correlation I can see between covid outcomes and media portrayal of government performance. U.S. said to be terrible despite similar outcomes in Europe; Gov. Cuomo said to be great and Gov. DeSantis terrible despite worse epidemic in NY, etc.https://twitter.com/MacaesBruno/status/1246976961244774403 …
Quite different curves look similar in that view. You need to tease out the change in growth rate over time, as this graph from Our World in Data does.pic.twitter.com/5eklio8YfO
This doesn’t account for population size.
How does population size affect absolute numbers when dealing with rates of change?
Shouldn't we adjust for population? In a small country that experienced explosive growth in the number of cases, deaths, etc, I would similarly expect those numbers to taper off more quickly than in a large country where the growth was slow.
No, because viral spread doesn't care how many people there are to infect: it wants to infect 100% of whoever is there. Density, maybe an argument could be made about that, but humans have fairly well-defined socialization footprints regardless of where they live.
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