Coronavirus - Dig In, It's going to be a while yet

Sure the reason it looks linear before 200 is because of the scale of the graph. It’s always exponential

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No

Lads are turning themselves upside down and inside out arguing the same stuff for a month now.

Well since the increments in your graph are in 2000s then yes, around 200 is where you would be able to observe it coming off the floor.

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absolutely, that’s as maybe but it’s at this scale the pattern is revealed. it should be noted that this scale is relative to Italy, the worst case scenario.

and then you see the trajectory, we’re at that point now, in the next 1-3 days we should see what our curve is beginning to look like

Then mortality rate in Germany, which is currently at 1.6%, is probably the (relatively) closest to reality. It’s likely a combination of factors, early testing, age profile of the infected, identifying people dying from COVID-19 as opposed to dying with COVID-19, better health care system including number of ICU, the purity of their beer, eat lots of sauerkraut, etc.

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Can you increase the increments to 5000 pls and see what the magic number is then.

BCG

Gut health, gut health, gut health.

It’s relative to Italy, the worst known case, everywhere is following a similar pattern, just with time delay, at this scale it’s 200, we are there now, at this scale we will see our trajectory in the next 3 days

Complete shit

Yeah its interpreting data based on visual output dictated by the ratios in the X/Y axis inputs. Basically taking the affect the graph has on the data as opposed to other way round. 200 deaths is arbitrary .

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May bank holiday pints for the lads

Includes global numbers… it’s starts to come off the floor at around 200

Sweden is a bit ahead of us.

China performed miracles

We’ll all be in wife beaters wearing our BCG marks with pride.

Can I see your ID please? Thank you, and the dent on your arm? Great. Enjoy your pints

Big sweaty fuckers piling in packing out the pubs out.

What I wouldn’t give for that now.

A beer garden, a bit of sun, and 10 pints.

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