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To: untenured

My question is about the idea that Cal is right behind NY but not enough people have been tested to show it. Wouldn’t there still be an increase in very sick people if the only question was not enough tests? People might not be being tested but they would still be getting sick if the virus was anywhere near NY levels.


126 posted on 03/28/2020 7:05:51 PM PDT by xkaydet65
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To: xkaydet65
That depends on the extent to which “getting sick” = “the authorities know you got sick.” I don’t have any reason to think the public-health authorities are any worse in CA than in NYC, so I assume the problem in NYC is genuinely much worse.

As for the accuracy of the data, deaths are presumably fairly reliable, If CA is less than NYC, IMHO that is either because the two environments are genuinely different contagion-wise or CA (and therefore the whole country) is all equally vulnerable and all we can do is wait for the hammer to come down.

133 posted on 03/28/2020 7:15:43 PM PDT by untenured
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