Uhhh, not quite what the chart says. It comes to everyone eventually. Denmark and Finland starting to rise as well. Thanks to Twitter.
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Germany at its peak: 5 deaths per million people? vs Denmark 1 and Finland 1/2?
Can we get the source of the chart and the underlying data, please? Twitter isn’t the source, it’s just the medium. I don’t intend this to sound combative, but if I were to forward this info to someone skeptical, I would want to include the source for verification. We should be better than the governor about the underlying data (shouldn’t be hard….).
Thanks, love the analysis generally.
Yeah, I will start putting twitter links on charts I pull from there. This one I believe (may say somewhere on chart) is worldometers data or maybe Our World in Data