Topic: Coronavirus Deaths so far - page 4. (Read 733 times)
No one is reporting corona virus recovered people in their statistics. So, It looks like people are scared by the media. I am not canceling my flight because of such virus. No need to stop business for this shit.
in some articles I saw that one from japan and from other country has recovered from corona virus and after they recovered they were affected by same virus again and one died from pneumonia after recovered from corona virus
There has been tons of coronavirus death thus far it's spread to several parts of the planet, not just in China quite 200 people have died within the coroner virus in China and about 4 thousand 193 are infected. you're right that the Corona Virus vaccine has not been made yet That's why we all need to take care of ourselves.
Long term, we'll get a vaccine for it, and also people will develop an immunity to it.
I hope that isn't true. If they start messing with their fake vaccines, then we won't develop a herd immunity, and we can expect to see a new variety appear next winter.
World: 3,882
US : 22
Source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
US: 11
Source: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-in-us.html (Last updated March 7)
When it comes to mortality, I suspect that a lot of people who don't show symptoms may simply slip through the cracks and not even get tested. So the number might be much lower than reported.
Short term, the summer is quickly approaching (for the north hemisphere, 90% of humans) This will make the virus less likely to spread as it will dry out and die a lot sooner.
Long term, we'll get a vaccine for it, and also people will develop an immunity to it.
Also it's important to consider that those under 50 years of age, have less than a 0.4% death rate, even if it doubles once the cases resolve that would still be 0.8%
The most vulnerable demographic is older people 70+
Let's not beat around the bush here, if you're older you're more likely to die from any cause.
Even if the entire world's population got the infection, I think we'd ultimately be fine. This is nothing compared to other issues that humanity is currently facing.
Let's not blow things out of proportion.
One thing that can be done, is protecting older people from getting sick.
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US : 22
Source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
US: 11
Source: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-in-us.html (Last updated March 7)
When it comes to mortality, I suspect that a lot of people who don't show symptoms may simply slip through the cracks and not even get tested. So the number might be much lower than reported.
Short term, the summer is quickly approaching (for the north hemisphere, 90% of humans) This will make the virus less likely to spread as it will dry out and die a lot sooner.
Long term, we'll get a vaccine for it, and also people will develop an immunity to it.
Also it's important to consider that those under 50 years of age, have less than a 0.4% death rate, even if it doubles once the cases resolve that would still be 0.8%
The most vulnerable demographic is older people 70+
Let's not beat around the bush here, if you're older you're more likely to die from any cause.
Even if the entire world's population got the infection, I think we'd ultimately be fine. This is nothing compared to other issues that humanity is currently facing.
Let's not blow things out of proportion.
One thing that can be done, is protecting older people from getting sick.
Edit: Grammar
I do not see any danger at the moment. It seems to me that the epidemic will be completely eliminated soon.
The South korea leader brushed it away at 20 cases... I wonder where it is now
1000>5000>10,000>20,000>40,000>80,000>90,000>100,000>110,000>120,000.
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"I don't see any danger, it will be eliminated soon"
10,000
"I don't see any danger, it will be eliminated soon"
100,000
"I don't see any danger, it will be eliminated soon"
1,000,000
"I don't see any danger, it will be eliminated soon"
10,000,000
"I don't see any danger, it will be eliminated soon"
100,000,000
"I don't see any danger, it will be... "Cough, cough", eliminated..... gasps for air, soon. *Patient transferred to the ICU*"
It would be a lot more helpful if they provided a bit more info about the circumstances in the deaths, rather than just publishing totals. I gather that 80% of the detected cases suffer no significant problems, and it will probably be a much higher percentage, as many people will not realise that they have been exposed to the virus. Another 15% will suffer inconvenience, but no long term term problems. It is the last 5% that we should be looking at in detail. Many of them have not died from the virus, but from secondary issues, and they may heve been infected with other disease as a result of hospitalisation. Another cause of death is inappropriate medical attention, such as vaccination which introduces additional disease in the body whilst the immune system is trying to cope with the virus. Fever reduction leading to a drop in body temperature. Heat kills the virus, and this is why people develop fevers - we should be drinking hot water to increase the temperature of the body, and not reducing it. Every one degree increase in temperature double the effectiveness of the immune system. Don't try to block diarrhoea or nasal fluids - these are natural ways for the body to get rid of dead and diseased cells. Statins, antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals that destroy the immune system should also be avoided.
I'm shocked that the British NHS is advising patients to waste taxpayers money by taking destructive chemicals, rather than providing good facrual advice to help us to build a herd immunity. Many of the prepping sites are also advising people to stock up on pharmaceuticals, when in reality they should be chucking them in the bin.
I'm shocked that the British NHS is advising patients to waste taxpayers money by taking destructive chemicals, rather than providing good facrual advice to help us to build a herd immunity. Many of the prepping sites are also advising people to stock up on pharmaceuticals, when in reality they should be chucking them in the bin.
I do not see any danger at the moment. It seems to me that the epidemic will be completely eliminated soon.
Total: 3,830
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
22 deaths out of the whole population of the US is nothing.
The media just try to frighten citizens.
Coronavirus is a flu that can be proven fatal, but a traditional flu can do the same in certain circumstances. The real problem exists in China, Iran and Italy right now.
You would think, but then again it started as 20 in Italy, and 20 in south, 20 in china once.
Our brains are wired to look at 1>2>3>4>5>6....>10, but in exponential nature, 10 steps your at 1024, 20 steps, you are at a million.
Currently the graph looks something like this:
It can appear to slow down, and seem like it won't be bad at all. And comparisons like it's only 0.001% of the world, etc. 3000 Deaths is such a fraction compared to the flu, etc.
But everyone is tricked by several factors:
1) Scale of effort reach a certain point say where you can't go beyond 10.
2) Scale of effort scales along with the chart, creating a stagnant appearing graph, where the line seems to go ever so slightly up. If you can scale the effort faster then the virus and keep it below critical point, you can resolve it, collapsing it to zero. Think like a black hole, and the event horizon, go at the speed of light, you can escape, but at some point you reach the critical point where light can't escape.
3) At some point you cross the critical threshold, and scale of effort reaches a max point. Where, it will then begin to go up very fast, and can become extremely dangerous very quickly.
But everyone is tricked by several factors:
1) Scale of effort reach a certain point say where you can't go beyond 10.
2) Scale of effort scales along with the chart, creating a stagnant appearing graph, where the line seems to go ever so slightly up. If you can scale the effort faster then the virus and keep it below critical point, you can resolve it, collapsing it to zero. Think like a black hole, and the event horizon, go at the speed of light, you can escape, but at some point you reach the critical point where light can't escape.
3) At some point you cross the critical threshold, and scale of effort reaches a max point. Where, it will then begin to go up very fast, and can become extremely dangerous very quickly.
But very quickly... You have this:
Total: 3,830
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
22 deaths out of the whole population of the US is nothing.
The media just try to frighten citizens.
Coronavirus is a flu that can be proven fatal, but a traditional flu can do the same in certain circumstances. The real problem exists in China, Iran and Italy right now.
Total: 3,830
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
US: 22
source: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
I'm opening this thread only so I can see how the numbers evolve over time in a simple format. If someone can get different or better updated numbers, I encourage you to post them, maybe every few days, as long as no-one posted them just before you did.
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