Corona Virus #6

[txdon]

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U.S. has the most cases but the fewest deaths. This article explains it and it's good news.
Stanford medical professors: COVID-19 death toll estimates may be 'orders of magnitude' too high - TheBlaze

 

[rekees4300]

How many have been worried the deficit was out of Control even in the 1970's.

How will Our Kids- great great Grand Kids Ever Pay this off:confused3:

Nobody in Congress is worried. Notice how gleeful they are to have the pandemic as an excuse to spend more?

 

[rswyan]

U.S. has the most cases but the fewest deaths. ...

... so far ...

 

[txdon]

... so far ...

And that means . . . . maybe that the death rate is comparable to the regular yearly flu. . . . . so far . . . .

 

[rswyan]

Even Without the Coronavirus, West Virginia’s Health System Is Struggling - The Atlantic

 

[k0ua]

In SF what can you buy with $1,200?

Maybe a roll of toilet paper. But you can't find any to buy

 

[/pine]

Nobody in Congress is worried. Notice how gleeful they are to have the pandemic as an excuse to spend more?

Don't be so cynical...They are happy to have something that allows them to show everyone that they are not totally worthless...A major crisis (understatement) in an election year means anything can happen and they know it...

 

[ultrarunner]

In SF what can you buy with $1,200?

Rent a room for a month for you or two car parking places for a month?

 

[rekees4300]

Rent a room for a month for you or two car parking places for a month?

LOL That's impressive. I thought perhaps it would buy a tent to sleep on the sidewalk with the homeless community. :drink:

 

[Jim Shooz]

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These graphs would be far more informative if they showed the Positives and Deaths as a percentage of the population