The epidemiologist who produced the model of predictions for high death rate...

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...for the USA and Britain has changed his mind.

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Ferguson’s model projected 2.2 million dead people in the United States and 500,000 in the U.K. from COVID-19 if no action were taken to slow the virus and blunt its curve.

However.........

after just one day of ordered lockdowns in the U.K., Ferguson is presenting drastically downgraded estimates, revealing that far more people likely have the virus than his team figured. Now, the epidemiologist predicts, hospitals will be just fine taking on COVID-19 patients and estimates 20,000 or far fewer people will die from the virus

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That to me is not changing his mind from his first thought Prediction.
Look how the first prediction is written.
In it it states "if no action is taken"

Now he basically redid the math because action was taken.
To me it is still some guy guessing.. we could all take a guess at how many jelly beans are in the jar.
 

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Before anyone gets all excited, the US has moved into first place in world wide total number of infections at 82,404.
1 week ago we had 13,000

This is our curve.... it's the steepest in the world right now.

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If we don't bend the top of that curve we will have well over 400,000 total infections by this time next week.
 

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Before anyone gets all excited, the US has moved into first place in world wide total number of infections at 82,404.
1 week ago we had 13,000

This is our curve.... it's the steepest in the world right now.

View attachment 157844

If we don't bend the top of that curve we will have well over 400,000 total infections by this time next week.

Steepest right now because the virus came into play here later than many other countries like China, Italy etc...

The curve is the steepest now, but it is the steepest in comparison to other countries when there were in the same phase as us?
 

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Before anyone gets all excited, the US has moved into first place in world wide total number of infections at 82,404.
1 week ago we had 13,000

This is our curve.... it's the steepest in the world right now.

View attachment 157844

If we don't bend the top of that curve we will have well over 400,000 total infections by this time next week.

Before anyone gets excited, they expected this type of false curve because a higher number of people were to be tested AND results are coming in faster.
 
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Steepest right now because the virus came into play here later than many other countries like China, Italy etc...

The curve is the steepest now, but it is the steepest in comparison to other countries when there were in the same phase as us?

I would like to find a graph that goes back farther but this is the only one I can find right now.

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