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That's just not true? there have of course been outbreaks in many countries so the graphs _look similar_, but usually at totally different scales. Did you forg
by rtpg 5y ago
That's just not true? there have of course been outbreaks in many countries so the graphs _look similar_, but usually at totally different scales.
Did you forget about the half-million dead in the richest country in the world? That didn't not happen, and is extremely different from other places.
- Wolfenstein98k 5y agoAdjust for population and the nature of the country (ie values freedom highly), and then testing rates, and you'll see it's not as unique as you think. Many other countries had huge death rates but didn't test much before and don't test the dead, unlike the States. Then control for age and obesity, the two factors that make a population most vulnerable.