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Weather does affect spread, because it affects how often folks go outside, where and when they interact with others and so on. In any case, you've fixated on o
by jacques_chester 6y ago
Weather does affect spread, because it affects how often folks go outside, where and when they interact with others and so on.
In any case, you've fixated on one similarity and missed the larger point. Comparing Sweden to its immediate neighbours is a stronger comparison than any other. No other countries in the world are as comparable, not even close. When you control using that natural experiment, Sweden comes out much worse.
- jahaja 6y agoAs a Swede I'm astounded by how Sweden have become a pawn in other people's politics just because we had the "arrogance" of doing something they did not, but here we are. This entire article is false, especially the headline. Anyway, regarding this point; there's wildly different infection-rates etc in different big cities in Sweden as well.