bryanreynolds @bryanreynolds@qoto.org

@freemo So I work in data science, and giving you population-adjusted active case rates is a great way to measure to measure virus activity in a country, albeit with the caveat that most lab reporting in the US has a significant lag of a week or more. That's all I'll say on the matter, because your first paragraph made me laugh 😂

@freemo Active cases US: 77 per 10,000. Active cases Canada: 2 per 10,000.

Also your metric that the US doing better purely because the value of the stock market hasn't declined is pretty silly. There's mass unemployment and hunger in the US and a lot of people can't pay their bills, don't have medical care. Look at US labor participation rates, if you can find them, because unemployment rates are calculated to shield a lot. US economy is in the shitter rn.