Great thread. The empirical data is consistent. If the prevailing hypotheses hold true then there is a lower likelihood of a big second wave. Focal hotspots possible but big flares not as much. It seems that at 15-25% local hot spots “burn out.”
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@boriquagato https://twitter.com/stevebrown2856/status/1280067312071122945
The London data suggest it was too late to do anything once the virus reached a critical point.

No agency possible. It will be interesting to hear narratives later.

Links to threads I have posted on this topic. We can only hope this to be true and not too soon.
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Another thread
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And the one foreshadowing narratives.
4/4 https://twitter.com/Rfonsi1/status/1284875443745611776
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