Erik Starck
1 min readApr 9, 2020

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Nice article! I don’t get, though, how in one graph it seems like the number of infected people in Sweden right now is a little bit above 100000, using the same distribution as Iceland.

Then later, it seems like Sweden is already about 1/3 of the way towards everyone being infected based on the deaths/million graph.

It just doesn’t add up. Can you please explain what I’m missing? Thanks.

Edit: now I saw that the bottom graph is logarithmic. Makes more sense now.

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Erik Starck
Erik Starck

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Building the startups that will fuel the future of work as the Head of BootstrapLabs Venture Studio for Future of Work

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