Corona

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Some restrictions are more important than others. But which ones?

Many find it scary that governments plan to open lockdowns without first being sure about which restrictions were really important.

In this video we introduce a simple hypothesis: That the important restrictions might be those that were put in place in multiple countries right before the number of deaths started dropping, or actually with a predictable delay.

Corona #1: Which restrictions are more important than others?

In order to learn from other countries’ experiences, we need to use numbers that are reliable and comparable. In the next video we will explain the best way to track the pandemic by using the weekly multiplier of deaths.

Corona #2 — The best way to track the pandemic : The weekly multiplier of deaths

More info about the multiplier and links to downloads and data documentation: here.

Corona #3 — The delay from infection to death

More info about the delay and links to downloads and data documentation: here.

Corona #4 — When are Corona-deaths good news?

More info about when Corona-deaths are good news and links to downloads and data documentation: here.

Corona #5 — What death-numbers to not look at

Coming soon,… stay tuned on twitter, facebooklinkedin and instagram.

Corona #6 — The timing of restrictions

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Corona related misconceptions

We started testing peoples’ misunderstandings of Corona in March.

During May we re-asked the questions in ten countries.

You can download all the results in here. Read more about the surveys here »

 

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