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I didn't scroll down all the way so I didn't see the normalized chart. Thanks for that. I think that the number of cases which is the default isn't all that im
by _-david-_ 6y ago
I didn't scroll down all the way so I didn't see the normalized chart. Thanks for that.
I think that the number of cases which is the default isn't all that important. In fact the higher number who are infected could make herd immunity happen sooner. The number of deaths is far more important. When you look at that on your chart the US is behind many Western European countries and it definitely doesn't look as bad. Its not great but it could be worse.
Do you have a chart that is looking at population density? I think that would also be a useful comparison when comparing different areas. Its not fair to compare NYC with Nebraska for example. I am not really sure how the European countries compare and am interested in a comparison if you know of one.