It wasn’t that long ago that I suspect if someone claimed there would be 10 million reported cases of COVID-19 most people would be skeptical. Now, maybe not so much.
It looks like we’re heading there—perhaps much higher.
Doing just a real dirty, back of the paper napkin type calculation looks like about 45 days to go from .5 million around March 26 to 4 million on May 10. So something like an 8 fold increase in 45 days.
That kind of puts us on track for 10 million in maybe 15 days—end of May?
But will the linear looking global trend keep the same slope?
[Question] Will the world hit 10 million recorded cases of COVID-19? If so when?
It wasn’t that long ago that I suspect if someone claimed there would be 10 million reported cases of COVID-19 most people would be skeptical. Now, maybe not so much.
It looks like we’re heading there—perhaps much higher.
Doing just a real dirty, back of the paper napkin type calculation looks like about 45 days to go from .5 million around March 26 to 4 million on May 10. So something like an 8 fold increase in 45 days.
That kind of puts us on track for 10 million in maybe 15 days—end of May?
But will the linear looking global trend keep the same slope?