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Exponential: Ebola Cases Now Double Every 3 Weeks; CDC Warns As Many As Half A M


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2014 Sep 19, 10:53am   38,910 views  89 comments

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-09-19/exponential-ebola-cases-now-double-every-3-weeks-cdc-warns-over-half-million-may-be-

The Ebola crisis has evolved into a complex emergency, with significant political, social, economic, humanitarian and security dimensions.  The suffering and spillover effects in the region and beyond demand the attention of the entire world.

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75   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 2:11am  

Heraclitusstudent says

Exponential has nothing to do with how contagious it is.

Let's say it doubles every century: that's still an exponential.

Really?

76   HydroCabron   2014 Sep 23, 2:16am  

indigenous says

Really?

Yes.

Now shut up and leave the discussion to the adults.

77   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 6:47am  

1131924">HydroCabron says

Now shut up and leave the discussion to the adults.

Said the mutt

78   HydroCabron   2014 Sep 23, 7:00am  

indigenous says

Now shut up and leave the discussion to the adults.

Said the mutt

Hahaha!

Year after year: "Interest rates blah blah... fractional reserve banking evil evil evil blah blah... money supply blah blah... Keynes sux LOL... "

And yet he does not understand the exponential function.

Ladies and Gentlemen: This is the face of the Austrian follower.

79   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 7:04am  

HydroCabron says

Hahaha!

Year after year: "Interest rates blah blah... fractional reserve banking evil evil evil blah blah... money supply blah blah... Keynes sux LOL... "

And yet he does not understand the exponential function.

Ladies and Gentlemen: This is the face of the Austrian follower.

Good boy, now sit up come on sit up, good boy, now roll over ...

80   bob2356   2014 Sep 23, 7:27am  

indigenous says

bob2356 says

Have you been taking grammar lessons from captain "english speaked good here"?

Ok grammar nanny how would you form that sentence?

Properly.

81   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 7:28am  

bob2356 says

Properly.

That would be a first...

82   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 7:30am  

Call it Crazy says

a blunt

Another one of the mota smokers? makes sense

83   Vicente   2014 Sep 23, 2:02pm  

Call it Crazy says

Exactly... The CDC is just doing this to keep the conservatives cowering in their houses so they don't walk the street...

Why would Teabaggers care if Africans die in the millions? They haven't shown much evidence of being overly concerned about this in past.

84   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 2:13pm  

Vicente says

Why would Teabaggers care if Africans die in the millions? They haven't shown much evidence of being overly concerned about this in past.

Actually quite the opposite.

Enlightened self interest

Something I rarely see in the Ds

85   Vicente   2014 Sep 23, 4:40pm  

indigenous says

Enlightened self interest

Go on....

86   indigenous   2014 Sep 23, 4:44pm  

Vicente says

indigenous says

Enlightened self interest

Go on....

Look it up

87   MisdemeanorRebel   2014 Sep 24, 1:39am  

Typhoid, Malnutrition, Cholera, all much worse than Ebola so far...

Unless you are walking around through sewage and waste barefoot, I see little reason to trouble about Ebola.

"What if it goes airborne"

Diseases don't just go "Airborne" at the drop of a hat. "Hey Herpes, you wanna go airborne this morning?" "Sure, Ebola" If it hasn't happened in tens of thousands of years, it's unlikely to happen tomorrow.

88   Shaman   2014 Sep 24, 3:15am  

thunderlips11 says

Typhoid, Malnutrition, Cholera, all much worse than Ebola so far...

Unless you are walking around through sewage and waste barefoot, I see little reason to trouble about Ebola.

"What if it goes airborne"

Diseases don't just go "Airborne" at the drop of a hat. "Hey Herpes, you wanna go airborne this morning?" "Sure, Ebola" If it hasn't happened in tens of thousands of years, it's unlikely to happen tomorrow.

Yah, I don't think those are worse. More widespread, certainly, and also more of a clear and present danger to populations.
Unless Ebola comes to town. Then all bets are off. From all reports, the infection can happen if you so much as touch something an infected person touched. Here, can you imagine using an ATM or card reader at a store? Imagine how many thousands have touched that device. Ebola is scary not just because of this, but because of its high kill rate of 60%, with children and older adults at higher risk. To anyone with children, it's a worst nightmare.

89   Vicente   2014 Sep 24, 3:26am  

There was a good Frontline documentary following healthcare workers in Sierra Leone, it's only 27 minutes watch it online it's very good.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/ebola-outbreak/

Of course at that time, they predicted only 20K cases. Healthcare in Africa is overwhelmed and unable to cope. The lack of any sort of real treatment means people don't see any HOPE in going to the hospital.

Meanwhile we drop million-dollar bombs on 3 people in a pickup truck.

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