That is where the bad math comes in.

來源: pieq314 於 2012-03-23 12:08:38 [] [博客] [舊帖] [給我悄悄話] 本文已被閱讀： 次 (556 bytes)
回答: statistics often depends on some assumptions 由 locke 於 2012-03-23 11:57:18

It has shown by medical professionals that swine flu is a mild flu (much better than regular human flu).  And regular flu kills 100 people per day in US (so in China, it would be at least 500).  Swine flu only caused a few deaths in China (which is worth may be just 1 hour's work by human flu).

And yet, the Chinese government put so much energy into swine flu, and not into human flu.  While we talk, several people died in China from human flu, but is the Chinese government doing as much as what it did with the swine flu?

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• Maybe you are right.:) I guess they were scared by SARS before. -locke- ♂ 給 locke 發送悄悄話 (0 bytes) () 03/23/2012 postreply 12:21:32

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