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<p>And <em>that's</em> where that famous curve comes from! It's not a bell curve, it's not even a "log-normal" curve. It has no name. But you've seen it a zillion times, and beseeched to flatten.</p>
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<p>This is the the <strong>SIR Model</strong><sup id="fnref5"><a href="#fn5" rel="footnote">5</a></sup> – <icon s></icon><strong>S</strong>usceptible <icon s></icon><strong>I</strong>nfectious <icon s></icon><strong>R</strong>ecovered – the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:</p>
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<p>This is the the <strong>SIR Model</strong><sup id="fnref5"><a href="#fn5" rel="footnote">5</a></sup><br>
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(<icon s></icon><strong>S</strong>usceptible <icon i></icon><strong>I</strong>nfectious <icon r></icon><strong>R</strong>ecovered)<br>
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the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:</p>
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<p><img src="pics/sir.png" alt=""></p>
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</article>
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</body>
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["p_hygiene",0.66,84],
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["p_quarantine",0.4,175],
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["p_isolate",0.4,175],
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["p_masks",0.17,175],
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["p_masks",0.4,175],
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// Circuit Breaker
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["p_distancing",1,365],
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<p>And <em>that's</em> where that famous curve comes from! It's not a bell curve, it's not even a "log-normal" curve. It has no name. But you've seen it a zillion times, and beseeched to flatten.</p>
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<p>This is the the <strong>SIR Model</strong><sup id="fnref5"><a href="#fn5" rel="footnote">5</a></sup> – <icon s></icon><strong>S</strong>usceptible <icon s></icon><strong>I</strong>nfectious <icon s></icon><strong>R</strong>ecovered – the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:</p>
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<p>This is the the <strong>SIR Model</strong><sup id="fnref5"><a href="#fn5" rel="footnote">5</a></sup><br>
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(<icon s></icon><strong>S</strong>usceptible <icon i></icon><strong>I</strong>nfectious <icon r></icon><strong>R</strong>ecovered)<br>
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the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:</p>
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<p><img src="pics/sir.png" alt=""></p>
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And *that's* where that famous curve comes from! It's not a bell curve, it's not even a "log-normal" curve. It has no name. But you've seen it a zillion times, and beseeched to flatten.
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This is the the **SIR Model**[^sir] – <icon s></icon>**S**usceptible <icon s></icon>**I**nfectious <icon s></icon>**R**ecovered – the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:
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This is the the **SIR Model**[^sir]
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(<icon s></icon>**S**usceptible <icon i></icon>**I**nfectious <icon r></icon>**R**ecovered)
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the second-most important idea in Epidemiology 101:
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[^sir]: source, and sidenote on 'infectious'
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