nytimes.com/2020/05/04/us/coronavirus-live-updates.html
govt predicted 200,000 new cases daily by June 1 due to reopenings
at the time (May 4) we were having about 25000 new cases daily
yesterdays numbers:
25393 new cases
mind you sweden mostly stayed open
Sweden been #1 in the world for a while now this ain’t nothing new
Sweden been #1 in the world for a while now this ain’t nothing new
#1 in the world in what exactly?
https://www.pennlive.com/news/2020/06/upmc-doctor-says-covid-19-has-become-less-prevalent-and-less-severe.html
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/03/us/fauci-schools-reopening-coronavirus/index.html
This virus so confusing
We got cases becoming much less severe but then we had 30-40 year olds having strokes cause of it
This virus so confusing
We got cases becoming much less severe but then we had 30-40 year olds having strokes cause of it
https://www.pennlive.com/news/2020/06/upmc-doctor-says-covid-19-has-become-less-prevalent-and-less-severe.html
https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/03/us/fauci-schools-reopening-coronavirus/index.html
Sweden been #1 in the world for a while now this ain’t nothing new
Sweden is the country who took the biggest L so far lmao
"cap"
Don't quote me if you have no idea how it's working
well despite having much more restrictive lockdowns,
Italy, Spain, the UK and Belgium all had more deaths per million residents than Sweden so who really took the biggest L?
sound like u the one who has no idea how it's working
well despite having much more restrictive lockdowns,
Italy, Spain, the UK and Belgium all had more deaths per million residents than Sweden so who really took the biggest L?
sound like u the one who has no idea how it's working
Sweden has a much lower population density
You should compare them w other Scandinavian countries who did all much better coz of an early lockdown
Sweden has a much lower population density
You should compare them w other Scandinavian countries who did all much better coz of an early lockdown
Look at the unemployement rates these other scandinavian countries will end up having tho as well as the unrest thatll eventually grow in their communities
Honestly looking back on it, Sweden did the right move
well despite having much more restrictive lockdowns,
Italy, Spain, the UK and Belgium all had more deaths per million residents than Sweden so who really took the biggest L?
sound like u the one who has no idea how it's working
Italy, Spain and the UK are all way bigger than Sweden. It's false to compare the numbers with bigger countries.
Sweden has 10,094,947 people. The population is f***ing small. They had the most deaths compared to the population about three weeks ago, now it's Belgium (they took a way bigger L here obviously).
The Swedish government now also knows very clearly that they have made mistakes. They have new experts now to assess how well or how badly the pandemic has been overcome for them. Sweden also offers free tests to everyone since this week.
Compare it with the other Scandinavian countries and you can see pretty easily why they took a big L on this.
Italy, Spain and the UK are all way bigger than Sweden. It's false to compare the numbers with bigger countries.
Sweden has 10,094,947 people. The population is f***ing small. They had the most deaths compared to the population about three weeks ago, now it's Belgium (they took a way bigger L here obviously).
The Swedish government now also knows very clearly that they have made mistakes. They have new experts now to assess how well or how badly the pandemic has been overcome for them. Sweden also offers free tests to everyone since this week.
Compare it with the other Scandinavian countries and you can see pretty easily why they took a big L on this.
1) that's why i said deaths per million residents rather than absolute deaths
2) my point was that sweden deff did not take the biggest L when you consider economic effects of this whole ordeal
Sweden has a much lower population density
You should compare them w other Scandinavian countries who did all much better coz of an early lockdown
u right but my point still stand my g
1) that's why i said deaths per million residents rather than absolute deaths
2) my point was that sweden deff did not take the biggest L when you consider economic effects of this whole ordeal
Second point is def true
But it's kinda sad that they said economy > people tbh. Scandinavian countries are rich enough to be able to afford lockdowns.