Comment on My Thoughts About the Coronavirus: Ray DalioparentComments−lucb1e6yFrom another comment, in Italy the numbers are worse than previously reported rather than better.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22476675I did not check their source. Just saying that "we may be close to saying `false alarm`" seems almost certainly ill-informed.−learc836yBased on confirmed cases. There are likely far more cases that haven't been tested.−bob332126yHow can you be "almost certain" of the future based on numbers from 1 article you didn't even read?−lucb1e6yand based on that nobody else (like WHO, local authorities near me or my parents, or even journalists) says that.
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From another comment, in Italy the numbers are worse than previously reported rather than better.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22476675
I did not check their source. Just saying that "we may be close to saying `false alarm`" seems almost certainly ill-informed.
Based on confirmed cases. There are likely far more cases that haven't been tested.
How can you be "almost certain" of the future based on numbers from 1 article you didn't even read?
and based on that nobody else (like WHO, local authorities near me or my parents, or even journalists) says that.