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In many places they aren’t even correlated due to changes in testing prevalence and other factors. So even saying “related” is only sometimes true and not in a
by emerged 6y ago
In many places they aren’t even correlated due to changes in testing prevalence and other factors. So even saying “related” is only sometimes true and not in a way which is easy to distinguish.
- watwut 6y agoIn which "many places"? Cause like all graphs I have seen trail each other pretty close with cca 2 weeks delay. The testing prevalence don't just jump without reason - it is predictable at this point.