Well, howdy there internet people, it's Boa Gown.

So it is quite literally the calm before the storm here,

so you may hear some rain on the roof,

but that's kind of fitting, isn't it?

So today we're going to talk about mistakes,

misinterpreting data,

and because you've misinterpreted the data,

then you don't understand other things that are happening.

That's what we're going to talk about today because there are a lot of people doing

this right now.

There is a widespread inclination among some people to look at the current

predictions and current models and compare them to the initial ones and say

that those initial ones were way off base they They were way wrong. See, it was

overhiked. It was sensationalized. It was a media hoax. Because they want

to believe the president. That's what they want to believe the president.

That's what they want.

So they're going to disregard information

that is plain as day. The models are getting better. The predictions are getting better. Right now I think the current

one is looking at a hundred thousand gone. It's hard to think of a hundred thousand

gone as good. But in comparison to a month ago that's really good.

We're doing a great job, right? But then there's that other thing and that's that

the president is extending social distancing.

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