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WHats this flattening point. I keep doing the graph but anyone know what they are using for ICUs that would even flatten the curve and the delta we are missing
by DeonPenny 7y ago
WHats this flattening point. I keep doing the graph but anyone know what they are using for ICUs that would even flatten the curve and the delta we are missing it by? Its just seems like so blanketed that it seems like its damn if we do damn if we don't
- eBombzor 7y agoDoesn't it vary highly on the location and its surrounding population density? That's probably why it's so vague. But why does it matter? Exponential growth can reach extremely high numbers in short iterations. Maybe a smaller hospital in Ney Jersey will be overwhelmed a few days before a larger hospital in New York would be.
- DeonPenny 7y agoBecause we can figure out the rate and inform people how much distancing they can do. I don't think this is tenable. IN SF, for example, April 7th is the date restaurants/bar are all openings again. This city is filled with smart people, but its very apparent if a max rate of daily interaction is shown people will start to ignore it. Honestly, they already are.
- exegete 7y agoLocal and state governments do simulations for the resources in their jurisdictions. I have seen some posted for NJ but can’t find them now and they would be out of date by now.