Tracking the Coronavirus in Data Animation, Update #15, Sunday Morning March 8, 2020

Update #15 of timelapse animation using data from Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases by Johns Hopkins

data as of 8:53 am ET

>>8347640

>It is trivial to exploit our human propensity for imitation and conformity to create and propagate beliefs and behaviors (fads, trends, crazes) in a culture for marketing purposes or for social control. It's a commonsense observation that such phenomenon, ripe for exploitation, are used by individuals and interested in directing our collective attention and the future course of human psychological, social and economic development.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/coronavirus-threat-is-changing-human-behavior-so-economic-forecasters-are-flying-blind-2020-03-06

>>8348085

http://atlantipedia.ie/samples/pillars-of-heracles/