Will Coronavirus Pandemic Diminish by Summer?
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Will Coronavirus Pandemic Diminish by Summer?
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#2Some research papers from the past about SARS-CoronaVirus: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22312351
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#4A week ago there were 170,000 cases, now there are 337,000.
337000*(337/170)^14.5 is roughly 7 billion.
14.5 weeks from now is July 1st.
So either it diminishes or it's over by July, guaranteed.
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#5It seems to me mathematically certain that it will. A week ago there were 170,000 cases, now there are 337,000. 337000*(337/170)^14.5 is roughly 7 billion. 14.5 weeks from now is July 1st. So either it diminishes or it's over by July, guaranteed.
The Spanish Flu was worst the next winter...
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#7It seems to me mathematically certain that it will. A week ago there were 170,000 cases, now there are 337,000. 337000*(337/170)^14.5 is roughly 7 billion. 14.5 weeks from now is July 1st. So either it diminishes or it's over by July, guaranteed.
Even if it diminishes, it won't be over —it'll come back in the fall, at which point we still won't have a vaccine. The Spanish Flu was worst the next winter...
Also, I said "or".
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#9I'm not much aware of details, but it seems it's thriving here in Brazil.
Australia is much more densely packed in Urban areas than other countries like India and in spite of favorable weather conditions the person to person transmission is high. They haven't enforced the shelter in place yet
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Even if it diminishes, it won't be over —it'll come back in the fall, at which point we still won't have a vaccine. The Spanish Flu was worst the next winter...
Yeah, but that seems like a completely different situation. Wasn't the thing that happened then the dynamic where the sickest people were sent away from the front to the hospitals where they spread it, while the mild cases kept fighting? Also, I said "or".