have in the next day than in the previous day? And the number there, people can estimate it variously, but it's at least over 1.3, which means there... And in the US, it's been going up by 32%, 1.32. So every day, you have 32% more new cases. And that has to sink in. It's much faster than Ebola. And the reason for that is because... So this is another question I have for you again, because there's been so many different things thrown out there. How does this get transmitted? Is it through the air? Is it from people touching their face and having touched something that someone else with the virus had touched? How are people getting this virus? Well, let me focus on one thing at a time. Okay, let's talk about the exponential growth. The point is that if you have 1.32, you have seven times as many cases a week from now as today. And you know, it's actually maybe a little bit higher. So let's say it's 10, just for easy numbers. And if you go to 10, it's 10-fold, right? I mean, even 7 is (21/41)
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