Europe, Asia, and Africa are together averaging 1.7 times more new covid cases than the U.S. is right now, but have 20 times as many people. pic.twitter.com/pJUMIYeXRS— Matt O'Brien (@ObsoleteDogma) July 2, 2020
Europe, Asia, and Africa are together averaging 1.7 times more new covid cases than the U.S. is right now, but have 20 times as many people. pic.twitter.com/pJUMIYeXRS