Non-China data is fascinating - practically exponential. Please keep providing your graphs.
Stay well -
Bob at PC
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Phys-l'ers and friends! (Bcc’d)
I have begun my analysis of, well .. just graphing of data, our crisis.
bc is searching for Calif. data in order to predict ours, close to home. [1] And post.
p.s. Soon I’ll (Nancy also) hunker down, as we both have heightened risk. (14% mortality for those over 80, and bc has an underlying lung disease.)
[1] Scenarios: Newsom"s, more restrictive (S. Korea [2], Italy), any other I think of, or is suggested. My intuition is the CA peak will come in May, because of "flattening of the curve” — you’ve all read that, N’est pas? I pray for that, so I won’t be triaged to death.
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