Enterovirus D68 And Influenza Far More Dangerous Than Ebola In U.S., Say Top Physicians
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3213252/posts
nothing to worry about... except for those pesky exponentials, just like the gooberment debt.
Actually, once a majority of those infected are the ones that run the essential services - power grids, water, medical, etc.. , then the infection / death rate would sky rocket.
I thought “k” was Planck’s constant!
>> According to WHO, there were 3053 cases back in 25 Aug and 8033 cases in 5 October.
Those numbers are true for a certain geographically-determined subset of the population (west Africa). The same numbers and rate of increase do not necessarily hold for every subset of the population.
Put another way, call your mathematical model a hypothesis and test it for other populations and see if it holds there.
For example, the united states. We have a total of one case now. Using your model, how many more *should* we have in 15, 30, 45 days? Do the math and see if your mathematical model holds for the North American subset of population.
By the way, actually working out theories with mathematics and epidemiology principles is a damn sight better than the unrestrained echo-chamber PANIC!!! jabber that has been occurring throughout the media (and to some extent right here in FR). I applaud your effort!
Thanks and FRegards
By the way,
With the latest CDC ROI of 1.87, I came up with : Aug, 2016 - Infected: 6,816,734,096 Dead: 4,090,040,457 as the date of world without people.
621 days - not too far off the date the usurping kenyan is SCHEDULED to leave office. Coincidence?