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potentially stupid question - why do the residential increases seem relatively low compared to the decreases in other locations?
by munchman 7y ago
potentially stupid question - why do the residential increases seem relatively low compared to the decreases in other locations?
- Delfino 7y agoJust a guess: people already spent more time at home than in other areas so if the absolute amount of time increased at home the same as it decreased elsewhere, the percentage increase is smaller for homes than percentage decrease elsewhere?
- tonyzale 7y agoPerhaps the data is tracking people's movements, and people aren't moving much in their homes (or have their phones set down somewhere).