this is incredibly annoying b/c by mid march we almost certainly had a million cases the case count is not a representation of reality but a complicated confluence of case surges & testing capacityhttps://twitter.com/CNN/status/1286494655161536513 …
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(all this is from my post trying to look at every state in the US with context)https://polimath.substack.com/p/your-states-covid-numbers-in-context …
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We've been hovering 2-4% positive test rate here in MI since June. Feels like current case uptick has peaked (hopefully)
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And not only that, it was the SE side that got smashed hardest. Kent County (Grand Rapids) finally saw a big peak recently, but the SE side is mostly where the massive surge was at the beginning. Testing has been generally terrible here and that must play a role.
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So states now have more tools to contain the virus than Michigan initially had. Yet those states are still failing.
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Wow Michigan made A LOT of progress. Kudos to their government.
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