Coronavirus 2020 plague

[pulstar]

According to the simple, back-of-the-envelope Gaussian model, Serbia is at ~63% into COVID-19, meaning we have about 14 days until the epidemic situation is put under control. I'll just drop the data for other countries I care about and I ran model for (in case someone cares): Croatia ~85%, North Macedonia ~48%, Greece ~83%, Italy ~88%, Spain ~90%, Austria ~100%, Poland ~58%. And note this is just a rough estimator, so no estimate should be taken for granted. The percent into epidemic is percent of modeled Gaussian curve area for the current data.

[The Lawspeaker]

Just don't risk it: stay at home.

[Dick]

New Yorker tries to recreate “Italian magic" by singing out his window but is promptly told to "Shut the F*** up"

Lmao, Only in New York!

[Arsen_]

Not even distant tribes are safe now...

I hope the Sentinelese are safe?

[Aldaris]

Looks like we have peaked, expect deaths to go down now. Not sure about the English, Norn Irish and Welsh.

Expect deaths to go up, a lot. It's the number of new cases, which is going down. And that's what's crucial in the long run. But most of those active cases aren't resolved in either way yet and we're near the time that that's happening.

[The Lawspeaker]

I hope the Sentinelese are safe?

Probably. Thanks to a good border policy.

[The Lawspeaker]

A legitimate concern about some of the data being provided to us and a bigger concern about the long term choices me make between freedom and security.

[Finnish Swede]

Some here seems to still believe that he is talking BS?

Why? What he will/would win? More like he will have hands full of .... problems with Brexit (and economy) already without this one.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...boris-21839286

[koinovskiduckling]

This is a good thing to keep in mind, especially everyone in Canada, who annoyingly, have fallen in love with Trudeau and the government all over again for his performance. Meanwhile, the government basically has sweeping powers until no sooner than late 2021, in the name of corona.

Canadians also annoyingly don't really look at the performance of their government objectively, they just look at the US and pat themselves on the back if they are doing better than the Americans. We've lost just as many liberties, probably more, but yes the government "seems" to be helping the common people out a bit more than the US. I don't think it's anything to write home about.

[koinovskiduckling]