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Sure, if you cherry-pick a few countries (your list is basically the most impacted countries in Europe). If you include all European countries you get a differ
by ric2b 6y ago
Sure, if you cherry-pick a few countries (your list is basically the most impacted countries in Europe).
If you include all European countries you get a different story.
And Europe has roughly double the population of the US, it's not surprising that it has more cases in absolute numbers.
- xienze 6y ago> Sure, if you cherry-pick a few countries (your list is basically the most impacted countries in Europe). And yet we’re constantly compared against these countries and told they’re doing things “right” and the US is a disaster. > If you include all European countries you get a different story. You mean a bunch of Eastern European countries that basically aren’t doing any testing? > And Europe has roughly double the population of the US, it's not surprising that it has more cases in absolute numbers. EU 446M versus US 330M...
- CathedralBorrow 6y agoEU is not Europe. Why is it so difficult to stick with the same terms and definitions? Just in this thread Europe has been defined in like five different ways, all of which are various subsets, presumably picked to suit each argument as needed.