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In my opinion, this is the COVID-19 stat to watch: *new* cases, *excluding* China. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/coronavirus-cases/ …pic.twitter.com/AUoGj2gUxf
Yes. A few subcategories — - countries whose communications can't be regarded reliable (e.g. Iran) - countries whose political/geographic features likely make their results globally unreproduceable (e.g. China, Singapore) - countries that aren't testing at scale (e.g. US!)https://twitter.com/gbittlingmayer/status/1234191100841267200 …
Very simple... 1) See how France, Italy, Germany and the UK progress... All seemingly sophisticated countries with "good" healthcare. 2) See if / how contagion occurs in the southern hemisphere where it's summer (Brazil, Ecaudor, etc...) to see how it reacts to warmer weather
Also this, which shows it peaked in China Mid Feb. Rest of the world will likely lag 1-2 monthspic.twitter.com/PIiMZ5x3fF
Same idea crossed my mind Raj. Thanks for the picture. I wonder another countries be able to replicate the extreme measures of China or whether thry will need to.
There is no individual stat to watch. This requires context. E.g., the quick spreading in North Italy (+500 cases/day) is literally because they behaved like true Italians and didn't react until people started dying. Most cases in Europe are isolated people who visited Italy.
Jiri, The geniuses in Holland did pretty much the exact same. A lady was a week in a regional hospital and onky when she got very sick and they moved her did anyone think a test was warranted. Watch this get repeated Also I'd add many have said Italy reacted too strictly
Might be a good idea to use hand sanitizer immediately after voting on Super Tuesday. Thousand will be touching the same voting devices.
I would add, a breakdown between countries whose data you can trust (Canada, US, most of EU) and those you cannot (e.g., Iran, Russia).
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