[island911]

NM... weird.

France implemented some hard shut down measure. They got hit hard.

Ireland. Is that a chart popping population density? They are doing about the same as Sweden.
Anyway, the numbers are there.

The bigger player is more likely who lands - seems like certain locations got virus carpet bombs.

Age is of course a huge factor. I'm going to guess that Ethiopia doesn't have stellar social distancing programs in place. But they also likely don't have a lot of people over 50.

Point is, the social distancing(which has been shoved down our media throats) doesn't explain the huge disparities in death rate.

We still don't have a clear picture on when people got infection - only that a whole lot of people have had this and didn't know.

It's tough to correlate shutdown efforts to infections, when we don't know that timing.

One last thought; if our shut down is so damn good, and this thing has a 2 week gestation... then how is it, that months latter, this virus is not extinct?

Is our shut down so good because it's so expensive?

Is it so effective because the group-think has the concept-reinforcing propaganda ad's? People do like to sound smart, once they have a concept drilled into their collective heads. ---so weird how, for many, there is but one variable (how hard you stay home).