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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No, and here's why: --The 1-3% chance of death. --The high chance the suffering (feeling like you can't breath and taking months to recover). --[b]The moderate (1/8) chance of hospitalization[/b]. I don't want to put myself, my family, or even my coworkers though that. Plus it's $$$. --The almost certain chance that I will spread it to someone, and that will lead to the death and suffering of many more people and their families. You're basically lighting a match and walking away by not making your best effort to contain this thing. What your "best effort" is not going to be the same for everyone. But it's certainly not hoping you get it. [/quote] Citation?[/quote] Don'y you guys read the news? https://www.barrons.com/articles/u-s-coronavirus-hospitalizations-approach-30-here-are-the-latest-covid-19-data-51586175360 [/quote] It's May 29 and you're citing an article from April 6?[/quote] Because I don't feel like sitting here writing a research paper for you. Just Google it. There are literally thousands of articles citing these statistics. Look up your age. And figure it out. I'm 45.[/quote] CDC's "Best guess" scenario for age 0-49 symptomatic cases is 1.7% with a range from 1.3%-2.6%. That's a serious level of risk for hospitalization, but not anywhere near 12.5% (1 in 8). https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html [/quote] Yeah but you also need to factor in that among those 1.7%, the vast majority have preexisting medical conditions. The last figure I saw cited for this was around 90%. So if you're not obese and have no health problems, your risk of being hospitalized is actually much lower than 1.7%.[/quote] That's great, except half of the population is either obese and/or has health problems.[/quote]
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