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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If current infection numbers keep pace doubling every 4-5 days (again, this is a lagging indicator based on how US is rationing testing), US is conservatively looking at 225K+ infected by this Tuesday.... 1.1M infected by April 9th, 3.3M April 15th, etc - that's as many as 60K fatalities in the next 2 weeks. Praying social distance/quarantine and healthcare system can flatten the curve…yesterday I drove past local HS (getting supplies) w/ 15 MS age kids congregating on field... c'mon people, use common sense.

186,000 cases today per the CDC. So you were “conservatively” off by ... quite a bit. We’ll check back with this ice cold take on April 9th!

DP. As of 6pm, 213k and the day isn't over. PP's math is correct, unfortunately.

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Anonymous wrote:If current infection numbers keep pace doubling every 4-5 days (again, this is a lagging indicator based on how US is rationing testing), US is conservatively looking at 225K+ infected by this Tuesday.... 1.1M infected by April 9th, 3.3M April 15th, etc - that's as many as 60K fatalities in the next 2 weeks. Praying social distance/quarantine and healthcare system can flatten the curve…yesterday I drove past local HS (getting supplies) w/ 15 MS age kids congregating on field... c'mon people, use common sense.

186,000 cases today per the CDC. So you were “conservatively” off by ... quite a bit. We’ll check back with this ice cold take on April 9th!

Anonymous wrote:If current infection numbers keep pace doubling every 4-5 days (again, this is a lagging indicator based on how US is rationing testing), US is conservatively looking at 225K+ infected by this Tuesday.... 1.1M infected by April 9th, 3.3M April 15th, etc - that's as many as 60K fatalities in the next 2 weeks. Praying social distance/quarantine and healthcare system can flatten the curve…yesterday I drove past local HS (getting supplies) w/ 15 MS age kids congregating on field... c'mon people, use common sense.

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Anonymous wrote: Apturing bats for any reason is dangerous. The Chinese have had SARS and COVID-19 both from bats. The Egyptians had MERS from bats. The “way of life” where you capture and interact with bats is highly dangerous. THREE very dangerous Coronavirus - ALL from bats - in the last 18 years. That’s a dangerous and fatal zoological Coronavirus from bats every six years. That’s horrible no matter if it’s China, Egypt, or another country. We need to stay away from bats.

Why did the Chinese Communists now REOPEN their "WET MARKETS"....

selling live bats, dogs, cats to eat??

They're called WET because the places are swimming in a bloody mess, as the animals get freshly slaughtered before your eyes.

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Anonymous wrote:The 150,000 deaths figure is a fantasy scenario, assuming the entire country is under stay-home mitigation right now. It’s not.

+1

We just had 912 people die of this YESTERDAY. This thing is so much worse than the flu. Remember all the Swine Flu comparisons over the last few weeks? Well the swine flu killed 12,000 Americans over 12-18 months. COVID-19 killed 900 just yesterday! Why aren’t we forcing all states to lock down?

Oh, I don’t know. Maybe because people need to work or their families will become homeless and starve? Being quarantined is a lovely rich person activity. We should be quarantining the vulnerable only, testing like crazy, and allowing people to work.

UBI is the answer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 150,000 deaths figure is a fantasy scenario, assuming the entire country is under stay-home mitigation right now. It’s not.

+1

We just had 912 people die of this YESTERDAY. This thing is so much worse than the flu. Remember all the Swine Flu comparisons over the last few weeks? Well the swine flu killed 12,000 Americans over 12-18 months. COVID-19 killed 900 just yesterday! Why aren’t we forcing all states to lock down?

Oh, I don’t know. Maybe because people need to work or their families will become homeless and starve? Being quarantined is a lovely rich person activity. We should be quarantining the vulnerable only, testing like crazy, and allowing people to work.

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Anonymous wrote:Coronavirus droplets could travel 27 feet, warns MIT researcher.

This bullshit post is going to cause a level of hysteria we've yet to see. This virus is real and we need to take it seriously but anything that encourages uneducated people to treat this virus like a super intelligent serial killer hurts us all.

Anonymous wrote:Coronavirus droplets could travel 27 feet, warns MIT researcher.

Anonymous wrote:Coronavirus droplets could travel 27 feet, warns MIT researcher.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 150,000 deaths figure is a fantasy scenario, assuming the entire country is under stay-home mitigation right now. It’s not.

+1

We just had 912 people die of this YESTERDAY. This thing is so much worse than the flu. Remember all the Swine Flu comparisons over the last few weeks? Well the swine flu killed 12,000 Americans over 12-18 months. COVID-19 killed 900 just yesterday! Why aren’t we forcing all states to lock down?

Oh, I don’t know. Maybe because people need to work or their families will become homeless and starve? Being quarantined is a lovely rich person activity. We should be quarantining the vulnerable only, testing like crazy, and allowing people to work.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The 150,000 deaths figure is a fantasy scenario, assuming the entire country is under stay-home mitigation right now. It’s not.

+1

We just had 912 people die of this YESTERDAY. This thing is so much worse than the flu. Remember all the Swine Flu comparisons over the last few weeks? Well the swine flu killed 12,000 Americans over 12-18 months. COVID-19 killed 900 just yesterday! Why aren’t we forcing all states to lock down?

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Anonymous wrote:So....given that we’ve never made a Coronavirus vaccine before....how likely is it that we will make one that works?

There was work on a SARS vaccine but it stopped when it was no longer needed. That doesn't mean it would have come to fruition, but we've worked on a coronavirus vaccine already.