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To my eyes, California just looks slower exponential and Washington is ambiguous. A few days of non-growth can be randomness or reporting problems. But I hope
by joe_the_user 7y ago
To my eyes, California just looks slower exponential and Washington is ambiguous. A few days of non-growth can be randomness or reporting problems.
But I hope you're right! We all need to do our parts.
I'd also note that things are getting "hot" in other states and each has it's problems.
- int_19h 7y agoAt least some of WA's lower numbers recently were due to fewer tests performed.