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Singapore does, and it's relevant because it's the best way to get an unbiased view of the situation, such as asymptomatic spread.
by the8472 7y ago
Singapore does, and it's relevant because it's the best way to get an unbiased view of the situation, such as asymptomatic spread.
- vonmoltke 7y agoSource? I can't find any information that Singapore's testing is random. Also, if it is I stand corrected on my original statement. However, Singapore is a pretty small, cohesive nation with a strong central government. They, along with a handful of other city-states, are uniquely positioned for this. The poster child for testing-based control, South Korea, is not testing randomly. So, how is this a dig on the US?
- the8472 7y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eRK2Y5jBHk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eRK2Y5jBHk > So, how is this a dig on the US? It factors into the "most confirmed" discussion. Nobody has a true perspective if everyone's samples suffer from wildly different biases.