US and Germany with nearly identical infection curvespic.twitter.com/uM2w4HxBjm
That form of visualization makes the curves all look the same. If you look at the graph of the trajectories relative to the US trajectory, Germany is doing significantly better.pic.twitter.com/eT2KDxv9QR
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What is the argument to have total deaths rather than deaths per population unit? The former makes little sense to me
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As long as you are able to compare localized outbreaks , absolutely numbers make obvious sense if testing is comparable. Size of pop plays no role. These “olympics of infections and death” are repulsive spectator sport.
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US population ~4x Germany's, which is why we should look at per-capita
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US is bigger than every European country
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It's because we're test like crazy dufus.
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One graph is about "cases", the other about "deaths": not exactly the same thing
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If you look at his graph, you could also say it's not far off from Italy's curve
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