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People don't need to die lol to take this serious. Fact is a lot of these cases HAD to be hospitalized. And that's the problem. System won't be able to do it if there's too many cases. I don't know getting hospitalized is serious enough to me.Only one thing matters: We The Champs.
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This youtube link is good for those who might be thinking, "Well where is it, it's barely happening??"
The info off the top while useful is hopefully pretty widely known by now -- but at the 2:30 mark, I think the lily pad and subsequent bucket analogies are very good illustrations of what growth could look like if people aren't taking this thing seriously...
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planetmars wrote: View PostThere are 60M people living in Italy. Current stats show 4032 deaths over there.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
So the 10% is misleading.. that's just for people tested. 4032 into 60M is tiny. And that's I think why some casuals don't take this seriously.
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Zak24gege wrote: View Post
Early signs that the "curve is flattening".
Cumulative COVID-19 cases (n=337) in Canada by date of symptom onset as of March 19, 2020, 8:30 AM EST.
This is similar to data published in the Globe and Mail showing the number or new cases reported peaked Monday or Tuesday with subsequent 3 data points (days) lower...
Time will tell if the measures taken by governments across Canada and around the world are consistent with the threat. My view is that it is much better to overact than to underact when the science and severity of the threat remains largely unknown.
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Joey wrote: View Post
The whole world has a 10% Mortality Rate to the COVID-19. 100,000 cases have been closed, and 10,000 deaths have been recorded. (actually, just checked, now 11% ...)
This is my go to Site for the stats: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
And it used to be going up by like 5,000 cases per day ... now it's going up by like 35,000 cases per day.
Looking at graphs showing the cumulative number of cases per day along with the number of new cases per day, Canada shows signs of 'flattening the curve" already. The US may be a week or more away before their curve starts to flatten. States with large tourist / business travellers appear to have the heaviest number of cases. NY/NJ along with CA, FL and WA/OR (Cruise Ship ports) areas represent the majority of the cases.
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bertarapsfan wrote: View Postso 1,077 cases in Canada 12 deaths. 113,121 tests performed.
I don't think a ton of people are going to take this seriously until there are 100,000 cases and 1000 deaths or 1M cases and 10,000 deaths.......or the death rate climbs to 5-10%
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