Thursday, December 3, 2020

We are tracking almost precisely how the Spanish flu hit in 1918

 If you look at the left graph carefully the northern hemisphere and the U.S. are tracking pretty much exactly (October, November, December of 1918) with now. You can see how most of the early deaths were before june and July of 1918. Then it went sort of flat during August and September only to skyrocket to it's highest levels between October of 1918 and January of 1919 which is eerily similar to what the U.S. and Northern Hemisphere are experiencing right now. Also, notice a 2nd half as high spike in February and March and lessening in April of 1919. begin quote from:

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