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Originally Posted by billethkid
Carson reported yesterday that of those who get the virus 98% survive. Yet very little gets reported.
He also stated that 50% that get it show no or minor symptoms.
I suspect it is easier to control folks when there is a fear factor ever present.
I am not suggesting any changes in actions being put forth to mitigate the spread. Only for a more complete understanding of the actual reality.
The daily death scorecard doesn't do it (for me).
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Well... If they report that 2% die, aren't they kind of also reporting that 98% survive? Just a little quick math off the top of my head.
They numbers are pretty sobering. I don't think anybody should be trying to minimize the severity of this - there probably
should be an ever-present fear factor.
The actual reality is that if you catch it, you might, or might not get really sick. If you get really sick and go to the hospital, They can't really do much for you, and you have a good chance of dying. You also have a pretty good chance of not dying. Yay?