COVID (Updated potential "cure" on trial in Auatralia)
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@pilou said:
France will be in no time in total confinement
Belgium will probably follow suit.
I have what feels like a mild cold, and as per doctor's orders, I cannot leave the house. Good thing I rather enjoy staying in.
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@solo said:
@l i am said:
COVID19= China Originated Virus Irresponsibly Distributed (2019)
No, it does NOT stand for that, less conspiracy please.
On February 11, 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially named this novel coronavirus COVID-19. COVID is short for coronavirus disease. The number 19 refers to the fact that the disease was first detected in 2019, though the outbreak occurred in 2020.
Am completyly aware of that, the fact is as far as I know every other novel virus is called after its geographic origin (eponyms).......Spanish flu (incorrectly) German measels Ebola (Ebola river) West Nile Virus, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Ross River Fever, Omsk Hemorrhagic Fever, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Japanese Encephalitis, Marburg Virus Disease .....on and on and on
But the PCC put pressure on the WHO not to call it the Wuhan virus, so they could blame the origin on the US and more recently Italy as a smoke screen against the PCC's own inaction to the degree that they tried to silence the now dead reporting Doctor (RIP).....not compelling enough?
(Edited)CPC not PCC Sorry (dyslexic)
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Let's all of us just do what we can to get through this in one piece, worrying about who gets blame or what it is called is a waste of our energy.
Symptomatic for three days now but honestly, we still have all the other seasonal bugs going around so worrying about it will not make anything better, we have to be smart and follow the medical advice.
Best to everyone, you and yours.
Watch coverage of the Rockhoopper penguins walking around their zoo or anything else you can find for distraction. Do not get fixated on the negative aspects going on.
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@mike amos said:
Let's all of us just do what we can to get through this in one piece, worrying about who gets blame or what it is called is a waste of our energy.
Symptomatic for three days now but honestly, we still have all the other seasonal bugs going around so worrying about it will not make anything better, we have to be smart and follow the medical advice.
Best to everyone, you and yours.
Watch coverage of the Rockhoopper penguins walking around their zoo or anything else you can find for distraction. Do not get fixated on the negative aspects going on.
I do not think that questioning the actions that caused this catastrophe from a questionable totalitarian regime (Not the Chinese people) is unreasonable or unhealthy
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There is a BIG change in Matrix. There is also some virus, not so dangerous this time (not more than the rest), except the narrative...The first time in human history we all follow - Stay home World! Wash you hands World! As if we are infants. The Brave New World. East and West are united this time (the first time) in deception. So - One to rule them all. Interesting times to witness. We'll see...
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Sadly, there are many out there still who do not take this seriously. Cool heads and one step after the next will what gets us through the current situation,anything else leads to anarchy.
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@srx said:
There is a BIG change in Matrix. There is also some virus, not so dangerous this time (not more than the rest), except the narrative...The first time in human history we all follow - Stay home World! Wash you hands World! As if we are infants. The Brave New World. East and West are united this time (the first time) in deception. So - One to rule them all. Interesting times to witness. We'll see...
primal motivators work every time
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A Happy St Patrick's Day to all.Challenging times ahead for us all. We need to keep a cool head and not panic also take care of the vulnerable. We are only as strong as the weakest link! Support your medics any way you can. It's they that will be at the front line and will need our support.
I think that when this pandemic is over many of us will see a need for true World cooperation, 'No Man is an Island'. This will be demonstrated to us with catastrophic costs.
Mike
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facts...https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Useful for see evolution curve day by day...
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@srx said:
not so dangerous this time
- It is at least one order of magnitude more deadly than the flu, maybe two (10x to 100x).
- It's also 2 to 3 times more contagious than the flu.
- Many people still say/believe that it is "not so dangerous", and therefor do not take measures seriously.
These three factors make it quite dangerous indeed!
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I suggested this theory to my neighbour as a joke-that it is Mother Nature’s cull of Boomers so Millennials, GenXers can inherit the $ £ €, houses and jobs. She did laugh - though nervously.
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@jiminy-billy-bob said:
@srx said:
not so dangerous this time
- It is at least one order of magnitude more deadly than the flu, maybe two (10x to 100x).
- It's also 2 to 3 times more contagious than the flu.
- Many people still say/believe that it is "not so dangerous", and therefor do not take measures seriously.
These three factors make it quite dangerous indeed!
I know it is not so dangerous so we have to stop the World go round, so we could call it a reason for economic crisis (as if it was not already there, much more dangerous illness of today society). But that doesn't mean I do not take reasonable measures...
"Our minds are drawn to threatening headlines with big, scary numbers. At the time of publication, there were a total of 80,000 known cases of covid-19 viruses in 40 countries. In other words, only 0.0001 percent of the world's population. By comparison, during the seasonal flu epidemic, three to five million people worldwide (0.06% of the population) contract the disease seriously enough to see a doctor, and many more cases remain under the radar. The seasonal flu takes 290-650 thousand lives every year - up to 0.008% of the population."
Not a word about it in the news. But the CORONA case is like an inflated balloon, which reminds me of the other balloon that was about to explode. And it will. And that is the real problem. Last time it was solved with two World Wars.
This whole thing reminds me of one big Reality TV show (bigger then Truman show), we all enjoy to be a part of.
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Only 0.0055% people in Chine was infected. For middle age people death rate was 0.4%.
That means 0.0055%*0.4%=0.0022%. That means 99.9978% was a chance to survive if you were 40-50 years old. Not so dangerous.I am sure that the probability to die is 100%. 151,600 people die each day. Two every second. Imagine the global media filled with all that information - who died, why, in what age, who he left behind. Nothing is more important than that.
50% more money is being printed "because of Corona". That means your payment of 100$ now have value of 67$. So what?! We're all going to die anyway.
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@srx said:
Only 0.0055% people in Chine was infected. For middle age people death rate was 0.4%.
That means 0.0055%*0.4%=0.0022%. That means 99.9978% was a chance to survive if you were 40-50 years old. Not so dangerous.I am sure that the probability to die is 100%. 151,600 people die each day. Two every second. Imagine the global media filled with all that information - who died, why, in what age, who he left behind. Nothing is more important than that.
50% more money is being printed "because of Corona". That means your payment of 100$ now have value of 67$. So what?! We're all going to die anyway.
since you like figures so much check out these figures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4no04822NQ
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Mortality monitoring in Europe
http://euromomo.eu/ -
If we are sensible and use social distancing we can get through this, throwing figures of mortality and pointing out we are all going to die at some point is not exactly helpful. After all we do not do a lot of dangerous and high risk stuff because we basically want to live for a bit longer. It is the human condition. I wish you all well but am confident that the methods put out by the governments will help in the end, we just have to do our bit to look after ourselves and keep pressure OFF the medics. We may need them at some stage so lets keep THEM safe too.
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@l i am said:
since you like figures so much check out these figures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4no04822NQ
Where is the flue here?
"...the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the flu kills 290,000 to 650,000 people per year."I don't think that Corona will kill more...
But as I said, it has great campaign.
Far more dangerous will be what comes after the Corona.What is interesting is how death rate varies geographically...Why is that?
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There is a certain correlation to smoking rates etc, that and commuting with high density traffic levels. Other factors like high levels of female hormones in drinking water possibly.
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