I dont give a crap either way. Common flu Death rate per the total infected is 0.1%. Projected infected to death rate of covid-19 is 1%. Ten times common flu. The issues are math. We dont know how many infected by covid virus and have history with the common flu. I dont particularly like the guy but his comparison of the numbers we have so far rung true. The CDC didnt hit the ground running in early January, not Trumps fault.
Pelosi's fault actually. There was this thing going on called impeachment, lest anyone forget.
The recovery rate from covid-19 for healthy individuals under age 65 is 99%. Nah much less onerous disease than N1H1 of 2009 season. Covid-19 is much less dangerous than plague, drug-resistant-TB, syphilis, AIDS, yellow fever, Ebola or Leprosy, all of which are alive in many places today in the world.
look at the world wide numbers since November. China had 4,000deatgs this thing if it kills you would be almost like winning a death lottery. Its been killing people In the states since shortly after it landed In china. So some of the flu deaths have the corona mixed it but its still a fraction of what it should be for some sort of cataclysmic pandemic. 5-6k dead since November. Thats a lot less then cheeseburgers .
...Common flu Death rate per the total infected is 0.1%. Projected infected to death rate of covid-19 is 1%. Ten times common flu. The issues are math.
Is that ‘projected’ rate of 1% from the same Dr. in Ohio that said she ‘guesstimated’ that 100,000 people in Ohio have the WuFlu, when they only have 13 cases right now. So Ohio has 33 times more cases than the entire US.
According to WorldOmeter.com, we have 2982 cases in the US with 60 deaths. That’s 0.02, much smaller than the flu rate.
And H1N1 (Swine Flu) death rate is listed as being between 1% and 4% here.
So were you panicking 10 years ago?
Yes, it probably will rise, but the last I heard no one under 50 who had been infected had died.
That’s the point isn’t it? “The CDC didnt hit the ground running in early January”
What advise is good advise?