Point to ponder. For most of March and April, millions of ‘essential’ workers went about doing there jobs with zero PPE; that included delivering pizzas and other shit people stuff down there gullets. People went to the grocery store, liquor store, and the parks without PPE. They encountered plenty of others. I’ve been out in the community almost every single day, without PPE and interacting with others because I can.
If the bug is as transmissible as believed, I’d estimate 85% of the American population has been exposed. Best guesses say from time of infection to time of death ranges from 3 to 20 days. It’s a known fact the virus has been spreading in the community since February.
If the bug is as deadly as advertised, 85% of us are the walking dead, and have been so for the last four to six weeks. Meanwhile, Bexar county (with a population of 1.9M) has suffered ~45 deaths since the beginning of time that meet the CDC proven or assumptive CV-19 death criteria.
I don’t do math in public, but if you think all that adds up to more than the damage to the economy and liberty that local and state leaders have turned off, well I’ve got some oceanfront property in Arizona.
If you really want to ponder something how about this
The postmortem of a body in California shows he had the antibodies in his system and he died Feb 6th so take into account the 14 or so day incubation blah blah blah that dude died on the 6th so he got it at min Mid Jan.
So now it has been running free in Cali for 2-3 months undetected No distancing no nothing.
Several Family members report being very sick in Nov-Dec in Cali with Dr. doing tests for strep and other stuff and coming back negative now that more symptoms are coming out they are sure they had CV.
thanks for the infoMy gf is responsibly for staffing at a hospital. A few weeks ago a rn left for nyc to take advantage of the $$$. He messaged her today asking if she had a spot for him because he thought they would no longer have a need for him in NYC in a couple weeks because things are trending down. I don't know the hospital where he is working
....to see how far back this thing really goes.
The abstracts I’ve seen are mentioning researching samples as far back as October or November of 2019.How far back?
The abstracts I’ve seen are mentioning researching samples as far back as October or November of 2019.
While I don’t discount similar viruses have been around forever, that 4% to 5% difference is enough to be be apples and walnuts. While it makes a great salad, they’re two entirely different things.
No one out of work is hollering that things are opening up too fast.
Disagree. There are many enjoying unemployment and stimulus checks that don't want to have to actually earn their pay.
I know that's not what you meant but it is a sad truth.
Is it? How far apart do they get when the virus mutates? I've read about mutations and different strains going around, but don't know who different they are.
I would have thought 96% similar would be close enough to have some type of known treatment, but maybe not. They seem to be hit and miss with the flu shot every year, and I don't know how genetically different each flu strain is, so maybe 1 or 2 percent is worlds apart.