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Originally Posted by
Dawgology
Again, based on reported R0 value and spread rates then all American's should have had it by now...19 times a piece...assuming the virus entered the US with one person on January 1, 2020. So this means that either: multiple studies on R0 values and growth rates are incorrect, we are doing DAMN good as a country at social distancing, or this virus produces severe symptoms in only a small fraction of the total population that it is introduced to. These are very literally the only logical conclusions.
I agree. I think social distancing is slowing it down greatly versus doing nothing. Just imagine if we were still holding concerts, movies, and sporting events. We would be at 20 million cases if not more right now.
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