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Zika - named for Zika Forest in Uganda
Ebola - named for Ebola River, Congo
MERS - Middle East Respiratory Syndome
Spanish Flu - Spain
Yet:
SARS - Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
Corona Virus/Covid-19
Both emerged in East Asia.
RACIST!
Let's call it the Wu Ping Cough.
Was that from a "Mr Bean" method of getting the recliner home from the furniture store? Or is that an electric recliner that went out of control and folded up on you "George Jetson" style?
Neither is the Coronavirus. It took weeks to get to 400+ cases.
Again, the new infection rate in the US has started to trend down since testing has been established.
It's not necessary for more severe strain to kill the host in order to hamper it's spread: people infected with more severe strain would more likely stay home or be put into quarantine thus hampering propagation of the virus
The_Weeping_Ayatollah saysSpanish Flu - Spain
Spanish Flu did not originate in Spain but in France
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_flu
The_Weeping_Ayatollah saysSpanish Flu - Spain
Spanish Flu did not originate in Spain but in France
Coronavirus Conference Gets Canceled Because of Coronavirus
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-10/coronavirus-conference-gets-canceled-because-of-coronavirus
And now at 1000+ cases. With the testing capacity of a third world nation.
Heraclitusstudent saysAnd now at 1000+ cases. With the testing capacity of a third world nation.
How many people in the US right now do you think have the flu or common cold?
mell saysAgain, the new infection rate in the US has started to trend down since testing has been established.
Where do you see that?
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Used to grow by 30%+ the first few days when testing was established. Of course it's easier to get higher percentage when staring out low in the beginning, but it has now been around 25% flat per day. As testing has been catching up that's not too bad. Let's see where the day ends today.
mell says
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Used to grow by 30%+ the first few days when testing was established. Of course it's easier to get higher percentage when staring out low in the beginning, but it has now been around 25% flat per day. As testing has been catching up that's not too bad. Let's see where the day ends today.
You have to believe the Chinese when they say they stopped the virus, at a time where it is spreading everywhere else.
Without that, the numbers you are looking at are just wrong.
Heraclitusstudent saysIt will just be slowed and minimized. The main problem initially will be the overwhelmed health services.
Not here.
The Chinese don't fuck around with the clampdowns. Their numbers are believable, plus the same trend is seen for other Asian countries.
There's no motivation anymore for the Chinese to lie anymore at this point (even though I still don't trust them).
What would be the motivation to continue to show the cases growing in their country: 200k, 1million?
It would be a daily display of impotence.
Right. Remember they clampdown was mostly in 1 region. The virus is now spread in many places in China. They have 130 cities of more than 1 million people. Were they all locked down? Nope. Otherwise the economic damage would have been massive. And everywhere else it spreads silently in communities, but in China they miraculously catch all the new cases.... Maybe they do, but I have my doubts. Maybe they just decided, "ok we lost, we'll just slow it down and stop counting cases and claim victory in the meantime".
WookieMan saysThere's no motivation anymore for the Chinese to lie anymore at this point (even though I still don't trust them).
What would be the motivation to continue to show the cases growing in their country: 200k, 1million?
It would be a daily display of impotence.
Just in, no European travel to USA for 30 days!
Hong Kong is pretty much unaffected as of now.
YOU have to self quarantine if you have respiratory or health issues. It's not up to the rest of the world to bend over backwards for your ailment. Isn't this common sense?
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