You made a false unproven statement that 15-20 Million Americans were infected with the Coronavirus. For this to be true, there had to have been massive uninterrupted infections starting in January. You cited the flu to support your statement yet data I posted shows that hardly anyone becomes infected in the first 2 months of the flu season. Data also proves that hardly anyone were infected with the Coronavirus as late as March 1 when only 65 were infected and just 1 dead. With the inplementing of quarantines, lockdowns and social distancing soon thereafter, the odds of 15-20 Million being infected is zero.
Your opinions don't trump scientific data.
Alot of the tests prior took around 7-10 days to come back. China started pumping out some fast tests and sent it to spain. But the tests proved to not work effectively. We are days behind on results, #s will shoot up and people will act like they just became infected recently when in reality alot of them have been sick for days or a week
First off this virus is suppose to be highly more contagious than the flu. #2 test results are 7-10 days behind often. #3 they have next to no testing. You are blind to the truth.
If i stick a rock in my front yard and say it keeps Lions away, it must be correct because there are no lions. We were not testing people, therefore there must not be any cases. You are an idiot
Fauci tends to agree with you, and even though he was a god to the cast of idiots previously, he doesn't seem to agree with them anymore.
https://www.managedhealthcareexecut...0000-covid-19-deaths-where-does-estimate-come
“Looking at what we are seeing now, I would say between 100,000 and 200,000 cases—but I don’t want to be held to that because—excuse me, deaths. We are going to be have millions of cases.”
The 2nd pub has the death rate at .66% (in Fauci's original range)
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(20)30243-7/fulltext
Based on that death rate and estimated deaths, 15 million to 30 million would contract the virus.
AZ is probably on the low side of the numbers.
Yeah, tons have it but doesn't necessarily mean the end result is that it will be over sooner than later. We should peak soon but who knows how the virus mutates, 2nd wave effect, etc...Even peaking soon likely means another 6 weeks of shutdown.
Going to come down to how effective the social distancing is for the rest of the people who don't have it. As well as getting lucky with mass production of testing kits and a remedy or two.
you would think we would have more tests available soon -- since flu season is about over -- I am trying to say that the people that do get tested negative most likely have the flu and with flu season being about over, less people getting the flu, As governor cuomo said he believed there needed to be a mass rollout of rapid testing in order to achieve a “return to normalcy”.
