Chart source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/coronavirus?ocid=spartanntp
I have been avoiding coronavirus figures for a week or two, trying not to obsess over it. Well, I got curious, and that ended last night. Snap assessment? It don't look too good, chief.
It's true we have a higher population than most of those other countries (China excepted), but even accounting for that...
Their curves appear to be flattening. Our curve really isn't, despite all the efforts and sacrifices we're making.
More and more people are getting antsy and understandably starting to talk about re-opening soon, but are we really going to be in a position to do that? If so, when?
What's going on?
We're already at 34,617 deaths, according to https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I have a feeling that optimistic "60,000 deaths by August" projection of just last week is due to be revised upward soon...
