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No doubt a lot of it is reverting to the mean actions in place. But, that generally portrays as a rebound on low values, so I can see why it is seen as a "veng
by taeric 4y ago
No doubt a lot of it is reverting to the mean actions in place. But, that generally portrays as a rebound on low values, so I can see why it is seen as a "vengeance."
The article does a decent coverage of the different mechanisms that could be at play, as well.
- null_object 4y ago> The article does a decent coverage of the different mechanisms that could be at play I thought the 'scientific' mechanisms were clutching at straws tbh: "And that increase in susceptibility, experts suggest, means we may experience some wonkiness as we work toward a new post-pandemic equilibrium with the bugs that infect us." In addition I think it'll always be possible to find 'experts' who will supply a handy quote to reinforce the essential nature of their particular area of expertise.
- taeric 4y agoOh, to be clear, I agree it was clutching at straws. But it did a good job of listing all of the straws that it could, and studies/time will hopefully let us know which ones mattered.