I'm seeing opinions that we should shut down as long as possible to buy time until a maybe-weak-vaccination is available in 12-18 months. To me, that looks like a guaranteed catastrophe versus reopening the economy sooner, which looks to be about a 50% chance of catastrophe.
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To be fair, there is early evidence to suggest otherwise (at least that it is closer to other flu like illness). The informal study on women giving birth and in the navy ship shows a rate of 12-15% infection with 60-80% asymptomatic = fraction death rate
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Again early. So not conclusion and small sample sizes. But this is new data that isn’t being considered yet. It points to potentially less risk for reopening the economy.
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How does one "debunk" the question what don't we know?
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He’s saying that Covid-19 is much more deadly than the flu and that we have known this since at least December. Only trolls and morons still think iTS JuSt ThE fLu bRO.
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You need to look at the hotspots like NYC and New Orleans. They came close to ventilator capacity, and their death rate was closer to 4% .
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