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Although we have to consider other factors such as country size, inter-connectivity, etc. We could expect that prevalence could get higher in a much busier country like the US. It is very scary to imagine that on 6 March, perhaps 8.8 million of US population is already infected.
Hi @chrismartenson, I am honestly astonished at the sloppy conclusions made by the professors from Stanford regarding the ridiculously low fatality rate of 0.06%. Most constructed models are highly inaccurate simply because not everyone is tested in the country unlike in Vo'.
It is very possible that 26,000 people may already been infected. It is only a matter of testing everyone at that province. As such, current models built around current 'reported' statistics are likely to be inaccurate.