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I'd be interested to see population density for those various countries or, at least, some indication of the scale of large urban centres. Also, when did most of those countries have their first cases? Did some of them benefit from learning from other countries. Finally, what now? Have they lifted their lockdowns?
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^ yeah that chart is a crock of shite
Which is the technical term I believe
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Looks like they've just scaled it/standardised to cases per million.
The obvious outliers of UK/USA/Sweden tells its own well documented story about how long it took to lockdown, how effective testing has been etc, no?
Edit, just had a look at the website. Actually pretty good context for how each country has responded:
Howard
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Interesting graph comparing Covid curves, apparently from Harvard prof. via some 'endcoronavirus' org.