If we continue to insist on looking at COVID cases in the US as a whole, we WILL NOT understand what is going on and we will make the wrong decisions.
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This is why I find it weird that Cuomo is receiving all the praise, while we hear little about the West. Feels like a bad media narrative that, as usual, conflicts with reality.
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Oh FFS. Everybody who doesn't live in a dense area thinks they're safe. As if people don't gather in, say, South Dakota. Which, when the virus peaks in a few weeks, will lose at least 10,000 people. It isn't density that's killing people. It's lack of leadership and preparation.
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It's as silly as grouping Italy and Norway together. NYC and Seattle are twice as far apart from eachother as Rome and Oslo!
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Yep. Their both one short plane ride apart.
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The west coast also don't live on top of one another, with the exception of democrat sanctuary cities. Here in Seattle-ish especially, and we don't have a great mass transportation program so much less x-contam.
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That is absolutely the statistic that gets lost when looking at total infections. And it can't to make real sense. Up the testing rates in CA and you probably have a similar curve aNY.
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