Covid 19 - We are all screwed - discuss

[Grape Ape]

TDS is the virus most of these dipshits have.

[Mayor Of Bodybuilding]

Big Daddy  government  running our lives.

[gmflex]

   

https://www.tmz.com/2020/03/14/donald-trump-handshake-response-coronavirus-tested/

     

[gmflex]

HE ALREADY IS!

    

[Moontrane]

TDS is the virus most of these dipshits have.

Like getting chickenpox, mumps or measles, there is no treatment – one has to wait it out.  It takes 8 years for TDS to resolve.

[Mayday]

Influenza and Pneumonia: 55,672

Coronavirus 51 deaths

Good data set, thanks for posting.

We know that Corona falls into the flu/Pne category.

Analytics teams will simply be comparing all flu/Pne data last year to this year for their modelling. The data set will end up exposing corona regardless of classication because you will see the spikes.

What would be good to see is from Jan the yoy monthly deaths for flu. March should be an outlier and show a spike. Im not sure whether the US publishes that but it's the data set i'd be looking for.

[Flexacon]

Deaths in. the USA yearly with a breakdown..
Number of deaths for leading causes of death:
Heart disease: 647,457
Cancer: 599,108
Accidents (unintentional injuries): 169,936
Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 160,201
Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 146,383
Alzheimer’s disease: 121,404
Diabetes: 83,564
Influenza and Pneumonia: 55,672
Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome and nephrosis: 50,633
Intentional self-harm (suicide): 47,173

no one cares

Coronavirus 51 deaths

the media and government lose their minds..

You can't compare annual stats for something like flu which has had a chance to work completely through its seasonal cycle with something that only been around for a few months like covid19. You need to wait at least a year

Also those diseases/causes of deaths are factored into existing healthcare provisions. Covid19 and whatever it might lead to isn't.

[Moontrane]

You can't compare annual stats for something like flu which has had a chance to work completely through its seasonal cycle with something that only been around for a few months like covid19. You need to wait at least a year

Also those diseases/causes of deaths are factored into existing healthcare provisions. Covid19 and whatever it might lead to isn't.

Also, we’ve got a numerator (number of reported deaths) but no denominator (number of verified cases).
Gonna take a while.

[Mayday]

You can't compare annual stats for something like flu which has had a chance to work completely through its seasonal cycle with something that only been around for a few months like covid19. You need to wait at least a year

Yep.

The weekly and monthly data set is what they will be looking at right now as you can build a profile for corona from that. No need to wait a year.

But the corona deaths will be categorised all over the place. There are academics who will reclassify it though (there are a number already doing this now).

[Flexacon]

Yep.

The weekly and monthly data set is what they will be looking at right now as you can build a profile for corona from that. No need to wait a year.

But the corona deaths will be categorised all over the place. There are academics who will reclassify it though (there are a number already doing this now).

If covid19 does indeed become a seasonal virus then the first year it will take out large numbers of people who had comorbidites and had only a year or 2 left at best anyway. So those cancer and heart disease deaths etc just come earlier and in a bigger cluster because of covid19. This is what they need to slow down/spread out and what all the drama should be about. I agree looking at the monthly deaths does hold merit, but only to make sure things aren't going to shit!

By next year most of the general population should have developed a natural immunity to the virus and it won't spread anything like it is now. Any deaths from it will probably be far lower than seasonal flu. They will also be pimping the vaccination hard to everyone even though it will largely be irrelevant by then. (invest in pharma)

51 deaths or 51,000 deaths a month. It won't matter this time next year.

[friedchickendinner]

USA is #35 on the list of most coronacases per population

China is #16

[SF1900]

Trump can’t get the coronavirus. He has the best immune system. It’s a beautiful immune  system. The greatest immune system. His immune system knows more than any other immune system. The best!

[ilalin]

Trump can’t get the coronavirus. He has the best immune system. It’s a beautiful immune  system. The greatest immune system. His immune system knows more than any other immune system. The best!

 

[ilalin]

shit's getting more serious by the minute.
First non-repatriated confirmed corona case in London, Ontario, my town. The lady in her 50s never traveled anywhere recently, but is a health care worker.

On another note, godwilling, Pence is sick and will infect Trump, tonguing his large pale ass-crack.





Long Live Free North America       LLFNA

[ilalin]

If covid19 does indeed become a seasonal virus then the first year it will take out large numbers of people who had comorbidites and had only a year or 2 left at best anyway. So those cancer and heart disease deaths etc just come earlier and in a bigger cluster because of covid19. This is what they need to slow down/spread out and what all the drama should be about. I agree looking at the monthly deaths does hold merit, but only to make sure things aren't going to shit!

By next year most of the general population should have developed a natural immunity to the virus and it won't spread anything like it is now. Any deaths from it will probably be far lower than seasonal flu. They will also be pimping the vaccination hard to everyone even though it will largely be irrelevant by then. (invest in pharma)

51 deaths or 51,000 deaths a month. It won't matter this time next year.

Agreed, it's called herd immunity.

[tommywishbone]

Laughable shit. Folly.

Cowards.

[ilalin]

Laughable shit. Folly.

Cowards.

Look........ a retard!

[The Scott]

Look........ a retard!

Step away from the mirror, kiddo.

[Army of One]

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[Mayday]

Army of one - i wouldn't take that onboard as that is not on trend with the large data available.

They know it takes out old people.

If it took out young people at the same rate, they'd have shut the globe down day 1 as a result of trying to save humanity.

France would need to go on record as saying it's mutated already and now killing young people.

[m8]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4797993/

[Primemuscle]

Not just older people, but also people who have underlying health conditions. So a 30 year old in ill health is more susceptible to having severe symptoms or even dying from the virus.

[Flexacon]

That's what you get for stuffing yourself with foie gras, Camembert, smoking like a chimney and drinking a bottle of wine everyday.

Anyway the original article in French said under 60, not 50. Always fact check before you have your meltdowns

[Army of One]

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[Army of One]

Therein lies the difficulty. The coronavirus is much more deceitful. Some have no symptoms while being contagious. Difficult to box against a sometimes invisible threat . Another concern, this time new, the profile of people admitted to intensive care is changing. Just two or three days ago, the men and women who came to these services for respiratory distress were mainly frail, elderly and already sick people. Now, they are no longer the only ones. "It is no longer rare to see young people aged 30 or 40, without pathology," says Gilles Pialoux. This is the reality on the ground. The circle widens. "
>"It is no longer rare to see young people aged 30 or 40, without pathology,"

http://archive.is/ZZanF