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The Orangeman is far more frightening than C.

Less than 3,000 deaths & 100,000 infected at ground zero,in a
city if 11 million & population of 1.4 billion.In 4 days more people died in RTAs in China than a few months of C.

If as being reported,China is now virtually free,few new
reported cases & no new deaths,why the fear of C?

If the epicentre produced less than 3,000 deaths,how
do medical officials get worst case 60 million & best
case 1.5 million deaths?


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Re: Most frightening disease
By: Cactus Flower
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Sat, 07 Mar 20 8:47 AM
Msg. 34489 of 54959

We may have similar odds. There are factors other than age in calculating risk. Hitler would have been proud of this virus. It removes costly units from the census in favour of economic efficiency and youth.

On average, people in their 40s have a 99.6% survival rate. The curve is steep from the 50s upwards. People in their 80s apparently have a 15% chance of succumbing.

People with existing conditions are also heavily hit. Which means people younger than 50 who don't have an existing condition have very little to fear.

Since the coronavirus shows no fear or favour, and since people are contagious before they have symptoms, there's no reason why it shouldn't end up in the White House too. Maybe it targets golfers and sociopaths, as well as people who are orange, older and overweight.


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