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But when you look at the average distance between two random people who live in the same town/city it would probably indicate that lack of contact doesn’t expla
by supperburg 5y ago
But when you look at the average distance between two random people who live in the same town/city it would probably indicate that lack of contact doesn’t explain any success they’ve had with their numbers
- dmitriid 5y agoElsewhere people have already pointed this out: Swedes also have smaller families and a large proportion of people living alone, which (positively) contributed to numbers more than population density. Which is why Tegnell had the gall to blame immigrants for the spread of Covid-19. Immigrants live in more densely populated areas. And all this still doesn't explane a significantly larger mortality rate than immediate neighbors that have similar populations.