The Archivist
7 November 2021 · 08:38 UTC

Patterns. We often focus on individual country patterns of Covid infection. The aggregate world picture is…

Patterns. We often focus on individual country patterns of Covid infection. The aggregate world picture is fascinating. For example I’d assume A (red) is the period where case numbers build to a threshold - the low-hanging fruit of new hosts. #covid19 #covid19aus /1 https://t.co/IHkMdoczDF
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Post 2 of 2 · 7 November 2021 · 08:38 UTC
Once infections reach that threshold, they then seem to oscillate between about 50 and 100 per million global population. Complete guesswork, but I do wonder if the pandemic will subside only when infections get out of that oscillation zone, a type of equilibrium. /end

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