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I specifically said "regions" and not "countries". Yes, when you look at a country holistically then there is a second wave, but when you look at where the infe
by dustinmoris 6y ago
I specifically said "regions" and not "countries". Yes, when you look at a country holistically then there is a second wave, but when you look at where the infections are happening this time round then it is absolutely true what I said. Viruses don't think of countries, so looking at arbitrary borders to get an understanding is extremely unhelpful at best.
- jedberg 6y agoI said country because most of the data is at the country level. But if you have data showing that regions with a high level of infection in March don't have a high level now, I'd love to see it. Here is some data about Spain, showing Madrid with a huge second wave: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/world/europe/spain-coronavirus-cases.html https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/world/europe/spain-...