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Cases haven't spiked dramatically in a lot of places, but if you compare some places that initially had it very bad (ie Italy)

Posted by Reagen Jun 3 '20, 10:23

you've got a relatively flat line compared to Italy having nearly shut it down. "Getting much worse" isn't the only bad outcome - status quo is still pretty bad.

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That's true but does depend on the level of the flat line. A flat line at 10 cases per day isn't the same as a flat line at 10,000. - JackDawson Jun 3, 10:27 3
- Sure, but it's been shown that you can do more than flatten - Reagen Jun 3, 10:31 2
  - Of course, that's my whole point about different strokes for different folks and you can't talk about one size fits all - JackDawson Jun 3, 10:34 1
    - Absolutely. Quebec is still raging at hundreds of cases a day and Shaun (rightly) gets annoyed at 3 new cases in NB. -- (edited) - Reagen Jun 3, 10:38

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Cases haven't spiked dramatically in a lot of places, but if you compare some places that initially had it very bad (ie Italy)

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