Final thought on the COVID modelling for now:
This modelling - which would've been evolving for months - has been released basically at the end of its usefulness.
It's very much a look back at what could've been if we had let the virus spread unmitigated or with less control.
This modelling - which would've been evolving for months - has been released basically at the end of its usefulness.
It's very much a look back at what could've been if we had let the virus spread unmitigated or with less control.
In that sense, for the government it serves as a justification for its restrictions.
It doesn't tell us which controls are most effective, it just tells us that social mixing had to be reduced by a third.
And it doesn't tell us anything about where we go from here.
It doesn't tell us which controls are most effective, it just tells us that social mixing had to be reduced by a third.
And it doesn't tell us anything about where we go from here.
More thoughts in this thread: https://twitter.com/CaseyBriggs/status/1247405096524111873