For everything I've heard in the last day about "the curve flattening", it's as if we turned the tide on Coronavirus as seamlessly as we segued from linear to logarithmic graphs over the weekend.
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Not getting your statement ... once we are over the initial intrinsic exponential growth, more useful to move from logarithmic curves TO linear curves ... There are only 2 "fundamental" regimes (exponential up or flatline 0); all others are temporary and policy driven.
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I just meant that people are being overly optimistic because they've started looking at the infections on a logarithmic chart, which is an addition John's Hopkins made to their site in the last few days.
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Thanks for the explanation Jon :-) Fully agree (and that is why I started reverting back to linear graphs, now that particular _initial_ exponential growth phase is over).
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