Coronavirus figures: Interesting or odd in terms of % ?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-51235105
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
The purpose of the question was really all about information.
How it's collected; how figures are interpreted; how information is 'questionable' depending on whom wants to hide what etc.
And of course the fact that 'government advice' is changeable by the day.
I really think the comparison with the flu virus is a bit of a misnoma.
This disease is new. And with that it also has to be acknowledged that we have no idea what effect this may have on anything, as yet.
How it's collected; how figures are interpreted; how information is 'questionable' depending on whom wants to hide what etc.
And of course the fact that 'government advice' is changeable by the day.
I really think the comparison with the flu virus is a bit of a misnoma.
This disease is new. And with that it also has to be acknowledged that we have no idea what effect this may have on anything, as yet.