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Originally Posted by Peter Wilcox
Look at the graph there of daily new cases - it looks like MChild's graph above, and looks to me like it's probably starting to decrease. Time will tell.
Unfortunately in the USA, since there is no real lockdown and mainly just stay at home protocols, there will likely be a higher peak and a longer delay before we start to see a decrease in daily new cases.
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It's also important to factor in drastically reduced mobility across the country in the light of work-at-home policies, corporate travel bans, and drastically reduced recreational travel.
I'd suggest that there's a case for looking at the US much more like Europe than as a monolithic whole.