New York just passed all of France in total number of confirmed Coronavirus cases. Read more here: forbes.com/sites/trevorna…

.Trevor Nace via Forbes explores how #COVID19 has spread throughout the country. From city to county level views—what data questions are you looking to explore in the US and beyond? Tell us in the comments. ⬇️ tabsoft.co/2xm1KxY

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It may not surprise some but social distancing has become very political. Here I look at how politics in each state impacts the degree to which they socially distance themselves. forbes.com/sites/trevorna…

Are coronavirus cases correlated with population, population density, climate, social distancing, political affiliation, etc.? I wondered the same thing and dug into the data to see what it showed. Here's a correlation matrix showing what is truly related.

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Death rate in the US compared to total confirmed cases. Death rate has been creeping up for the last two weeks.

Coronavirus death rate by state varies widely. Vermont sits highest at 5%, Wyoming is lowest at 0%, the only state yet to have a coronavirus death.

95% drop in TSA checkpoint numbers in just 1 month. No wonder airlines are hurting.

The climate was similar to New York City when these trees grew. nbcnews.com/science/enviro…

Some good news about the Earth we live in! indiatimes.com/technology/new…

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A bit of personal news. Excited for all of the colleagues I've been privileged to work with - Alex Konrad, Katherine Love, Justin Conklin, Jeremy Bogaisky, Antoine Gara, Thomas Brewster, Sergei Klebnikov, Giacomo Tognini and Michael del Castillo (working with Proof of Talk) - who are also getting well-deserved promotions.

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The world's oldest living person was alive when the Wright Brothers flew at Kitty Hawk and when the first helicopter flew on Mars.

Soon we'll be moving to a new Climate Normal as the 1981-2010 period gets shifted to 1991-2020. So how is climate change affecting these normals? We have the answers. climate.gov/news-features/…

The new abnormal... “We’re really seeing the fingerprints of climate change in the new normals,” said NOAA's Michael Palecki. “We’re not trying to hide that. We’re in fact reflecting that.” Full story: wapo.st/3vBZf3t

For a contagion driven asset with no economic anchor such as #BTC, a falling price does not make it "cheaper" and more attractive. A falling price makes it less desirable &, paradoxically, more expensive. Why? Because price is its ONLY information.