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The expert you quoted addressed a ~64% drop to mid-February, not an 80% drop. If you have a different source espousing a similar sentiment from the end of Febru
by sellyme 5y ago
The expert you quoted addressed a ~64% drop to mid-February, not an 80% drop. If you have a different source espousing a similar sentiment from the end of February, feel free to share that.
The explanation for that is probably largely similar to the explanation for the 49% drop between 20 July 2020 and 12 September 2020.
As a reminder, the claim you responded to was addressing the 94% drop from early January to now.
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- daenz 5y agoSo is 64% drop in the middle of February is not the result of vaccine but then the ending result of an 80% drop by the end of February is? That makes no sense sorry. It's clear you want to rewrite the timeline to show that the vaccine caused the massive drop down to where it is now. So I don't see a point today in this further with you.
- sellyme 5y ago> So is 64% drop in the middle of February is not the result of vaccine but then the ending result of an 80% drop by the end of February is? That makes no sense sorry. It's June. I don't know why you keep talking about February when the comment you responded to was very explicitly about current case counts.