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@joe-shmo saidHe does drag on, but he gives good explanations if you are patient enough.
@Eladar
Yeah, I think he went out on his own. I didn't think this one was that dragging in comparison to some of his others, but I have a feeling it strongly depends on the subject matter/listener engagement.
@joe-shmo saidIn fact the curve will go into saturation at some point. The start of a logistical curve is exponential. As the incubation period for Covid-19 is about two weeks I expect at least for the next two weeks further exponential behaviour, when the intervention will be succesfull we will go into the first saturation...after some time restrictions will be lifted. If we don't have a "sumer effect" like with the flu the next wave is to be expected.
The curve is not purely exponential, its logistical. I think you are going to greatly overestimate.
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@eladar saidvariation. If the counter stops at 50 again and tomorrow we can begin to draw conclusions. Three data points a too weak for that.
@Ponderable
How do you explain the US death rate? Looks like we will be sitting at 50 for a 4th day now.
@ponderable saidYour projecting 3 times the current worldwide deaths ( in which some stats have been accumulating for several months, or at least a month in most cases ) to occur in the US alone over the next 3 weeks? I don't buy it.
In fact the curve will go into saturation at some point. The start of a logistical curve is exponential. As the incubation period for Covid-19 is about two weeks I expect at least for the next two weeks further exponential behaviour, when the intervention will be succesfull we will go into the first saturation...after some time restrictions will be lifted. If we don't have a "sumer effect" like with the flu the next wave is to be expected.
@sonhouse said"Can we see from the C19 data from today if we have reached the inflection point?"
@joe-shmo
Very informative. Can we see from the C19 data from today if we have reached the inflection point? If not, can we half ass predict when the IP will be reached?
@sonhouse saidYou don't know that. No tests were available to prove that. You cannot rule it out.
@Metal-Brain
We could rule that out because C19 showed up in 2020 not in 19 in the US anyway.