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Message: <blockquote data-quote="abirdcall" data-source="post: 7961292" data-attributes="member: 6748898">It's just hard for me to see how very different models could both be correct.Canada has projected 4400 to 22 000 deaths if we continue our lockdown.The USA has projected 60 000 deaths?California currently has the same population, confirmed cases, and deaths as Canada and is also under a similar lockdown. That projection that was provided is estimating 1600 deaths from California.What is so different about Canada that they're expecting a lot more deaths comparatively than the USA which even has large parts of the country not in a lockdown?That same site is predicting that France experiences a total of 15 700 deaths (14 000 to 20 500 range) and they are currently at 13 200 deaths with 1000 deaths per day. France deaths projected on April 10th (today) is 164 and they are currently at 987.This is in a country which is actually in lockdown too.</blockquote>