maybe there can be a coronavirus section on this page – i'm starting to get really annoyed that every other post is about it.
wooooooow. Tin foil hat much?5G is one of the reasons it's spreading, if not the main reason. You heard it here first.
Wuhan one of the first to roll out 5G. It was originally developed as a military weapon
This is 100% true. I got the flu shot and got both flu a and b at the same time, which together would kill some people. That being said it lasted about 3 days and I was back to normal. The flu shot helped the severity of it.I was an example this year of getting the flu in spite of the flu shot. It was actually the first time I ever had the flu test too, so confirmed instead of just treating for the flu.
Though I suspect that the shot reduced the severity. Only bad for 2 1/2 days.
Just like the aforementioned cancer, hunger is not contagious.Just to put all that in a global perspective:
Each day about 8200 children under the age of 5 die of hunger or malnutrition.
How often do we read about that and more importantly: There is a cure for hunger and it is called food. With all the food we throw away in the first world countries, you could easily feed all these children!
Influenza virus kills approximately 250000 to 650000 per year world wide.
I dunno. I see those ads for those KFC donut chicken sandwiches and everyone in my house got simultaneously hungry.Just like the aforementioned cancer, hunger is not contagious.
Ah, the old „I knew someone who didn‘t smoke and still died from cancer“ argument.the flu shot doesn’t protect you from much. I’ve never gotten one. I have many friends and relatives that have and they’re the ones who wind up getting the flu 🤷🏿♂️
Ah, the old „I knew someone who didn‘t smoke and still died from cancer“ argument.
I was waiting for the standard response from closed minds. You beat everyone to it, congrats.wooooooow. Tin foil hat much?
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Congrats on living your life in fear and conspiracy. Enjoy yourself kiddo.I was waiting for the standard response from closed minds. You beat everyone to it, congrats.
This is a flawed comparison. For one, H1N1 had a mortality rate of about 0.03%, which is less than a typical flu (as you say the numbers you quote are worldwide). And second, we're just at the beginning of the COVID-19 epidemic. Nobody knows how many people will be affected. One thing is for sure, it will get a lot worse before it gets better.According to the CDC, 151k - 575k people died worldwide from H1N1 in 2009. I don’t remember having a conversation about this or witnessing the hysteria that I am with this. If people are this worked up after about 3k deaths — what happens if the death rate comes close to H1N1?
True, but downplaying the risks doesn't help either.Everybody needs to relax and be smart about this. We need effective leaders to help us through this, and you can’t lead with panic.
You don’t know if it’s going to get worse then better. You also don’t know if this virus will still be transmitted during warmer months. There are a lot of assumptions at this point from both sides. It’s new and we also live in a much more pessimistic society these days so I’m not surprised people are freaking out. We don’t know the outcome of this. Based on statistics alone, the flu is still far worse and as of now the flu has killed many many more people than COVID. Will that be the case in 5 months? Who knows, but as of now we have what we have. Social media, and our mainstream media have created this fear mongering. That’s clearly obvious. Most rational people will do their due diligence. Wash hands, stay home if sick, cough in their elbows but continue to move on with life. Just like every other flu season that takes the lives of 60k plus people each year. If you’re one of those people afraid to go out of your house. I feel sorry for you. That’s no way to live an already short life we have on this planet. When it’s your time it’s your time. Nothing can stop that.This is a flawed comparison. For one, H1N1 had a mortality rate of about 0.03%, which is less than a typical flu (as you say the numbers you quote are worldwide). And second, we're just at the beginning of the COVID-19 epidemic. Nobody knows how many people will be affected. One thing is for sure, it will get a lot worse before it gets better.
True, but downplaying the risks doesn't help either.
The fact that you think that uncertainty is a reason NOT to worry, and that you think there are “sides,” is what is going to cause lots more people than necessary to die.You don’t know if it’s going to get worse then better. You also don’t know if this virus will still be transmitted during warmer months. There are a lot of assumptions at this point from both sides. It’s new and we also live in a much more pessimistic society these days so I’m not surprised people are freaking out. We don’t know the outcome of this. Based on statistics alone, the flu is still far worse and as of now the flu has killed many many more people than COVID. Will that be the case in 5 months? Who knows, but as of now we have what we have. Social media, and our mainstream media have created this fear mongering. That’s clearly obvious. Most rational people will do their due diligence. Wash hands, stay home if sick, cough in their elbows but continue to move on with life. Just like every other flu season that takes the lives of 60k plus people each year. If you’re one of those people afraid to go out of your house. I feel sorry for you. That’s no way to live an already short life we have on this planet. When it’s your time it’s your time. Nothing can stop that.
Yes, we do know that. We already know the approximate range of the spread rate, and there is no vaccine and no cure yet. Epidemiologists can pretty much predict what will happen at this point. The only way this could change is if a cure is discovered and mass-manufactured sooner than anyone expects.You don’t know if it’s going to get worse then better.
Large companies around here and in other places around the world are starting to tell their employees to work from home where possible. This is very real.Most rational people will do their due diligence. Wash hands, stay home if sick, cough in their elbows but continue to move on with life. Just like every other flu season that takes the lives of 60k plus people each year. If you’re one of those people afraid to go out of your house. I feel sorry for you. That’s no way to live an already short life we have on this planet. When it’s your time it’s your time. Nothing can stop that.
First of all, the getting on with your life scenario happens with many other viruses.Given that no vaccine is available, and at soonest we’re looking at a year and a half, perhaps it’s a bit premature to tell people to get on with their lives.
First of all, the getting on with your life scenario happens with many other viruses.
Do you think this is the only virus around with no vaccine?
Secondly, a year and a half is overly pessimistic. There are already drugs (therapies) showing promise and promising vaccines in trial stages.
According to the CDC, 151k - 575k people died worldwide from H1N1 in 2009. I don’t remember having a conversation about this or witnessing the hysteria that I am with this. If people are this worked up after about 3k deaths — what happens if the death rate comes close to H1N1?
Meh. You’re either going to get sick or you’re not. Many of us are going to get cancer one day too, but is it worth spending every day of your life worrying about it?
Of course it’s sensible to take precautions, but are you really going to spend the next year-and-a-half living in panic, fear and isolation?
the flu shot doesn’t protect you from much. I’ve never gotten one. I have many friends and relatives that have and they’re the ones who wind up getting the flu 🤷🏿♂️
You can’t extrapolate the current mortality rate, period.1) No, there are no vaccines in trial stages yet. The closest one is still “weeks” away from even BEGINNING testing, and that comes long before trials. Every reputable source says a year and a half at the earliest.
2) No, there is no other virus with this R0 and lethality level that is “around with no vaccine.”
3) No, there are no drugs (therapies) showing promise with respect to this virus yet
You can’t extrapolate the current mortality rate, period.
There are drugs showing signs in both therapy and vaccine.
And? I posted a few as well. There is tons of evidence our companies are working on various ways to stop this and the number of cases isn’t high enough to extrapolate mortality.You can keep saying it, but it’s false. There are no vaccines even being tested yet. Why are you trying to spread false information?
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And? I posted a few as well. There is tons of evidence our companies are working on various ways to stop this and the number of cases isn’t high enough to extrapolate mortality.