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Here in Finland there was no super-strict anything and we did well. I think it's more about how well people follow restrictions than how strict the policy is.
by nabla9 6y ago
Here in Finland there was no super-strict anything and we did well.
I think it's more about how well people follow restrictions than how strict the policy is.
Even when authorities get some responses wrong, but people follow them, it helps because you can correct them. If you have cynical attitude, that government was wrong on this detail, so everything is now bullshit, nothing will work.
- AndrewBissell 6y ago> I think it's more about how well people follow restrictions than how strict the policy is. I keep hearing this but is there any hard data or studies to back it up? The numbers I've seen comparing e.g. Google Mobility data to case transmission rates haven't shown much correlation at all, let alone causation.
- nabla9 6y agoI suspect that Google mobility data detects strict restrictions, not moderate ones.