(2 weeks from the initial lockdown, in case that's not clear)
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If we're to trust the Wuhan data, it took 2 weeks for daily new cases to begin dropping. The good news is that once that begin, the decline was ~as steep as the growth. The bad news is that cumulative active cases continued to rise for some time.https://twitter.com/NateSilver538/status/1240689047418236932 …
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Farr's Law.
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“If” doing a lot of work for an authoritarian government that has built a massive organ to spread lies about far less significant information.
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No coincidence that all western journalists were removed from China yesterday, and now today they claim no new cases
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Isn't that problematic? Unless lockdown becomes permanent, don't we want a continued slow growth of cases to create herd immunity? We're still a year from having a vaccine, so our only option at the moment is controlled infection.
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"Herd immunity" is speculative. Immediate reinfection appears very unlikely, but we don't know whether immunity post-infection lasts a few months or a few years.
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the bad news is nobody left in Wuhanhttps://twitter.com/jenniferatntd/status/1240736835732717571?s=19 …
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if this is true then Sylvia Brown was right
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