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Maybe that is because those countries were hit earlier than the US?

• jjcon 6y ago
  You act as if the time they were ‘hit’ isn’t a matter of policy in and of itself.
  • hanche 6y ago
    I thought you were making a point about death statistics, not about policy. Now I could be wrong, but I think that the timing and location of early hotspots is pretty much random. Later, once the epidemic is firmly established in the population, the law of large numbers kicks in and statistics become more meaningful and predictive.