I’m a little confused… is the idea that the log scale graph more accurately shows that Omicron is not that way more transmissible than Delta? My takeaway was, “Wow, both graphs show that Omicron is way more transmissible than Delta.”
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I guess the idea was that the extrapolation on the linear graph from a near flat line to an exponential could be tagged as dubious, while the same extrapolation on the log graph looks obvious.
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Not to do with graphs but I was wondering if there has been any universality of early symptoms? We were taking temps for a while but that seems to be gone now. I know several who have had it, lost taste and smell. Just wondering about any reliable early indicator?
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Inhaling air previously breathed by others without filtration.
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An amateur comparison here. Log scales make comparison of exponents straightforward.
But it is easier to understand the actual scale of things when the linear scale is used, unless it is many orders of magnitude (which may be hard to comprehend anyway).https://twitter.com/AltSelenite/status/1470432047768367106 …
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