Leo, the left is very clever in the distortion of facts.
The area of the Mall was measured using a scaled multispectral image. The crowd density was estimated based on different degrees of packing in each square meter, ranging from six people per square meter to one person per five square meters.
The highest crowd density was estimated by simply drawing one square meter on the lab floor to see how many people could easily fit inside it.
I worked through the night, until the result of
only 878,587 was reached.
good try jackhammer
