>Sure, that might tell you how it’s going right now, but in the end you just care about the total impacted. The problem is we aren't at the end yet. Any time

>Sure, that might tell you how it’s going right now, but in the end you just care about the total impacted. The problem is we aren't at the end yet. Any time frame you use is therefore going to give you an incomplete picture. I used the last three days because it shows that the US is clearly in a worse current position. That means we will continue creeping up that initial per capita list you linked. Maybe the UK, Spain, France, or Italy experience a second wave at some point down the line, but at least they have gotten past the first wave that the US still hasn't been able to stop.