The Y axis scale is changing as it increases, so the curve is flattening, but the rate is actually increasing. Here's another view, with a non-log y axis, easier to see infelction.Wait...isn’t that exactly what it means?
By "flattening" do you mean becoming straight? On a log chart I agree that a straight line or even curving would not mean the rate is decreasing. I thought you meant becoming horizontal (like S. Korea) which would mean the rate is decreasing. I agree with dleg too that these data are also a function of the rate of testing. It's tough to get a handle on what's going on, but it definitely helps seeing these charts and maps and data. Buzzfeed grabbed it from Johns Hopkins which is doing a really amazing job tracking all this.The Y axis scale is changing as it increases, so the curve is flattening, but the rate is actually increasing. Here's another view, with a non-log y axis, easier to see infelction.
Did they want it for taste testing?Well damn, the DNR wants the raccoon for testing.
Sounds like you might have guns to sell and the market is hot right now.I wish I had some extra money to invest right now.
By "flattening" I meant the downward concavity. For example just looking at US data: it's concave down on first chart. This is a little deceptive, since it appears it's slowing down. It's concave up on second chart, which shows that rate is increasing. (Oops just noticed your edit. Glad I cleared myself up )By "flattening" do you mean becoming straight? On a log chart I agree that a straight line or even curving would not mean the rate is decreasing. I thought you meant becoming horizontal (like S. Korea) which would mean the rate is decreasing. I agree with dleg too that these data are also a function of the rate of testing. It's tough to get a handle on what's going on, but it definitely helps seeing these charts and maps and data. Buzzfeed grabbed it from Johns Hopkins which is doing a really amazing job tracking all this.
Edit: Ah, I understand what you mean! Your edit note above helped.
I wonder why they don't plot China on here.
give um a few weeks, and they'll ask you to post it again.I made a post on next door about how to clean and eat squirrel that got removed //content.invisioncic.com/r86644/emoticons/default_sad.png
People are not prepared for hard times - but these squirrels are fat as hell and would go well with all this rice we have.(had for years we never eat)
This is something I’ve heard getting tossed around for the US outbreak, but the lack of testing is making it fairly difficult to confirm.It's hard to tell, but are we looking at a three day doubling period outside of ROK?
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