[Donger]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

Yup, they didn't have to. Their crappy model wasn't a black box afterall.


Matt Ridley
@mattwridley
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Jun 3
Uppsala University took the Imperial College model (or one of them) and adapted it to Sweden, and forecasted 90,000 deaths in Sweden by the end of May if there was no lockdown and 40,000 if there was.

In fact, there have only been 4,350 deaths in Sweden.

'Uppsala University took the Imperial College model – or one of them – and adapted it to Sweden and forecasted deaths in Sweden of over 90,000 by the end of May if there was no lockdown and 40,000 if a full lockdown was inforced. In fact, there have only been 4,350 deaths in Sweden until the end of May. This does seem to be a huge discrepancy and suggests there was something wrong with the model...'
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/...be-replicated-

You realize that you just proved yourself wrong, right?