> dramatic reduction on the (exponential) virus spread. Check your assumptions, please! If you are comparing e^(kt) to e^(0.5 kt), sure, they’re very differen

> dramatic reduction on the (exponential) virus spread. Check your assumptions, please! If you are comparing e^(kt) to e^(0.5 kt), sure, they’re very different. But Covid didn’t spread like that at all. It grew exponentially-ish until the fraction infected was no longer negligible, and then the dynamics changed dramatically, as they must have. After all, you can’t have 1 million times the entire population infected after a couple years.