[HamiltonJay]

Best numbers I trust which are s Korea, where they are actively testing tens of tousands a day and haven’t overwhelmed there shan’t shoe a mortality rate around. 1%. (Slightly less). That’s still a lot of folks if this rate is anywhere near that high and this virus spreads like it is expected to.

We’ll see how this all plays out, but other than hot spots I think they are overplaying with some of their actions. Unless folks start seeing huge numbers of deaths and serious cases near them these lock everything down will be leading to unrest shortly. Once people can’t buy food or pay rents it’s going to get ugly

[Its All Over Except ...]

What I have continually said is no one knows the future.

The sky might fall, by it also might not.
So what do we do now?

We go with real, concrete things, like the stats that hue and others provided. That and washing our hands alot, eating well, drink lots of liquids, get plenty of sleep, etc.

Listening to people saying Doom, Doom, Doom, doesnt help anything if people are taking real steps like getting tested and washing hands, etc, etc.

[lepton]

Best numbers I trust which are s Korea, where they are actively testing tens of tousands a day and haven’t overwhelmed there shan’t shoe a mortality rate around. 1%. (Slightly less).

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S Korea’s mortality rate as of today is 3.8%. Better than China, likely due in large part by better data collection, but still not 1%.

South Korea has done well and appears to be well on the down-side. There are a lot of people there, however, that have been sick a long time.