Get Ready. Event 201 Predicted This...

a reply to: Kurokage

I'm in the hills

And San Fransisco already cancelled every city event and gathering for at least the next two weeks. Soft quarantine is already happening...

We shall see...

a reply to: YouAreLiedTo

He's right.

www.differencebetween.info...

I have a general feeling that COVID-19 is the accidental release of years of R&D against the major flu scares of the past. Bio-Weapons seems a real reach here. China has the most to lose against a massly effective virus. I have a feeling that it will spike highly, but quickly, and again relatively quickly, be gone. It hits the respiratory system the hardest. There is evidence that smokers and those with weaker CV systems are hardest hit.

www.zerohedge.com...

As far as mutating, Im not sure yet. Everything adapts, including us.


Media politicization is the aether of a doom that never materializes. y2k. 2012. birdflu/swineflu. Republican Dictatorship. Democratic Fascism. the faces and nouns change but the fear and verbs are apparently always the same

a reply to: Kromlech

It's amazing how a thread ages over a month's time...

originally posted by: YouAreLiedTo
a reply to: Kromlech

It's amazing how a thread ages over a month's time...

It really is.

You said this on march 8th.

Only 1800 people have been tested in total in the USA and we have almost 200 confirmed cases. 1800 people. You people are confusing lack of infection with lack of testing. Get. Ready. Now.

One month later and there are 200k cases in the usa.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Some members hate when I speak in math, so I'll omit the long form...

...but even by the most conservative of modeling, there are over 1.5m infected right now.

Most will be asymptomatic, and new infections take 4-14 days to incubate.

The highest estimate I've seen from academia puts it around 5mil infected right now.

To remind everyone though: the higher the asymptomatic infection rate, the better. Higher numbers aren't always bad.... As long as those asymptomatic carriers stay home...