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Consider that the evidence you are presenting does not show the actual influence of temperature on the virus itself. I would argue (anecdotally) that warmer cl
by Ductapemaster 7y ago
Consider that the evidence you are presenting does not show the actual influence of temperature on the virus itself. I would argue (anecdotally) that warmer climates mean people are less confined in general, therefore adding some element of "natural" social distancing.
- taeric 7y agoAnnoyingly, I would think it could proxy details that are reverse correlated. Colder means more gloves and fiddling with more clothes that cover the face, as an example. Which is to say, I accept it is complicated. If it correlates with something, that is just another question. Not likely an answer in itself.