What is the average person not understanding about the coronavirus pandemic?

Answer: The Gambler's fallacy - Wikipedia is the concept to keep in mind and i.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What is the average person not understanding about the coronavirus pandemic? Andrew Olson, PIT Jockey and FC Tramp at Amazon (2017-present) Written Sat The Gambler's fallacy - Wikipedia is the concept to keep in mind and is what few people really understand. To quote Barbie, "Math is hard." Just kidding, sort of. But people...  Read More » My teacher wrote "see me" on one of my essays. This is the first time it's happened. What should I do? Daniel Carr, studied at Oakland University Written Mar 30, 2018 I got the "See Me" note right next to "F" on the top of a 10 page essay that I thought I had nailed. I had written about my little home town and I was enamored with my own ...  Read More » If I enlist in the Marine Corps at 17 this year, will my recruiter help me get in shape before boot camp when I turn 18, or is that my responsibility? Lunaril Larentia, IT Department Manager (2009-present) Written 11h ago Best piece of advice I can ever give a 17 year old about to become an adult. Get ready to do for yourself, because you aren't going to be a child for much longer and adults...  Read More » If AIDS takes several years to develop, why was the epidemic so deadly at the beginning? Sean Sanders, Military History Enthusiast Written Mar 3 If AIDS takes several years to develop, why was the epidemic so deadly at the beginning? Because while it can take years to develop, people went years without ever knowing t...  Read More » Why do so many people avoid using Python, besides the obvious: syntax, whitespacing, dynamic typing, speed, default function arguments, lack of a case/switch, final variables, lack of built in arrays, and that it is interpreted? Carlos Miguel Farías, Head of Department in Information Technology at Municipality of Santa Rosa La Pa... Written Mar 6 A2A. What you indicate as obvious is simply bad information or training of those who criticize: For example, you mention: Syntax? Python syntax is the simplest of all the mos...  Read More » Why don't US grocery store chains follow Aldi's model of depositing a quarter for a shopping cart instead of hiring personnel to collect them all over parking lots? Douglas White, former BI Applications Development, Mgmt and Support (1996-2015) Written Dec 27 I lived in a community where one of those extra large supermarkets opened, trying the return-the-cart-for-your-money-back schemes. They discovered that, for their customers...  Read More » If the coronavirus has a 95% recovery rate, then what's with all the hype? Lauri Ceriani, Education Program Associate II at Alaska Department of Education & Early Develop... Written Sun If the recovery rate is 95%, then the death rate is 5%. 5% of the world population of 7.8 billion would equal 390,000,000. 390 million is A LOT of people and would lead one t...  Read More » Is it worth learning Julia? Aaron Christianson, Software Developer at Goethe University Frankfurt (2016-present) Written Mar 9 I thought I'd chime in in 2020 with my take on this one. Many other answers mention that Julia is not very mature or stable. This was true when they were written, but that ...  Read More » What's a commonly misunderstood term or concept in the web development field that really grinds your gears? Peter Shaw, Managing Director/Owner/Consultant at Digital Solutions Computer Software UK Ltd... Updated Mar 12 My bug bear with this is quite simple. The difference between a "WEB SITE" and a ... Read More » Is y=1/x a function? My teacher told me that it wasn't a function because of anything about x can't be zero. I'm so confused now. On the Internet, some say it is and some say it isn't. Alan Bustany, Top Writer '15 – '18 Written Mar 10 At the heart of your confusion (and the different answers you have come across) is the definition of a function in mathematics: a relation between sets that associates to ev...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/