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    One really obvious point I want to nail home:

    COVID-19 is not the flu. It is a novel coronavirus.

    The Spanish flu was an H1N1 influenza strain.

    COVID-19 is not the flu.

    COVID-19 is not the Spanish flu.

    Do not use the trajectory of the Spanish flu to predict the trajectory of COVID-19 and expect accurate results.

    Because COVID-19 is not the flu.

  • May 11, 2020

    What's the number of deaths in the US so far

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    Belka

    Level 2 on the way, Thanks Jacinda.

    decided to wait it out but got my subsidy just then

    dont need their pocket watching as a result though

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    this s*** over

  • May 11, 2020
    Belka

    Level 2 on the way, Thanks Jacinda.

    real

    barber here I come

  • May 11, 2020
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    Noir

    One really obvious point I want to nail home:

    COVID-19 is not the flu. It is a novel coronavirus.

    The Spanish flu was an H1N1 influenza strain.

    COVID-19 is not the flu.

    COVID-19 is not the Spanish flu.

    Do not use the trajectory of the Spanish flu to predict the trajectory of COVID-19 and expect accurate results.

    Because COVID-19 is not the flu.

    Nobody in here said that COVID-19 is like the Spanish flu.

    Only the timeline is pretty similar right now, because people nowadays acting the same kind of stupid as for 100 years ago.

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    g6ntiana

    Nobody in here said that COVID-19 is like the Spanish flu.

    Only the timeline is pretty similar right now, because people nowadays acting the same kind of stupid as for 100 years ago.

    In 1919, doctors were recommending 30g of aspirin daily as a treatment for the Spanish flu. 4g is now generally considered to be toxic.

    Presently, there are 5 biotech companies locating specific antibodies in human plasma that have the strongest efficacy against COVID-19 and are cloning them to develop a serum that can be manufactured to scale.

    Our second wave may be challenging, but it will not be like the Spanish flu. It's not the same virus, nor the same circumstances.

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    Noir

    One really obvious point I want to nail home:

    COVID-19 is not the flu. It is a novel coronavirus.

    The Spanish flu was an H1N1 influenza strain.

    COVID-19 is not the flu.

    COVID-19 is not the Spanish flu.

    Do not use the trajectory of the Spanish flu to predict the trajectory of COVID-19 and expect accurate results.

    Because COVID-19 is not the flu.

    yeah, it's worse

  • May 11, 2020

    It’s just a flu.................that is new. #Bars

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    Vice President Pence To Self-Isolate After Coronavirus Exposure

    OH NO NO NO NO LOOK AT THIS DUDE

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    @IKARUS2020 get ur mans

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    yeah, it's worse

    "Worse" as in "more aggressive?" Sure, but that certainly didn't help ebola, SARS and MERS become endemic. And its aggressiveness won't be what keeps SARS-CoV-2 around for the long haul.

    "Worse" as in "killed more people?" The Spanish flu killed 1.5-3% of the entire human population. Roughly 50 million people. COVID-19 is about .006% of the way to 50 million, forget 1.5-3% of 7 billion.

    It's a lot more useful to focus on what is improving the situation than making comparisons to s*** that happened 100 years ago, all I'm saying

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    People are such f***ing morons, Jesus christ..

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    Noir

    "Worse" as in "more aggressive?" Sure, but that certainly didn't help ebola, SARS and MERS become endemic. And its aggressiveness won't be what keeps SARS-CoV-2 around for the long haul.

    "Worse" as in "killed more people?" The Spanish flu killed 1.5-3% of the entire human population. Roughly 50 million people. COVID-19 is about .006% of the way to 50 million, forget 1.5-3% of 7 billion.

    It's a lot more useful to focus on what is improving the situation than making comparisons to s*** that happened 100 years ago, all I'm saying

    lmao what do you think would have happened if COVID magically appeared 100 years ago

    i appreciate your inputs in giving people a sense of hope but let's leave the data a***ysis alone it's just gonna make yourself look dumb

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    hehehe

  • May 11, 2020
    minji
    https://twitter.com/cnnbrk/status/1259621606613307392

    If there is a cosmic presence in this realm capable of recognizing true humanitarian justice, he will get himself and the president sick

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    Vice President Pence To Self-Isolate After Coronavirus Exposure

    OH NO NO NO NO LOOK AT THIS DUDE

    F***

    God dammit

  • May 11, 2020

    Its so crazy how much time im spending with my parents now.

    I hardly see them for half the day every single day and now i see them every single moment for the past two months.

    Imma miss these moments with them even though i dont really talk to them that much.

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    Russia is now in third place with a new peak in cases.

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    https://twitter.com/ChalecosAmarill/status/1259234772171325445

    @IKARUS2020 get ur mans

    What bro?

  • May 11, 2020
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    g6ntiana

    Russia is now in third place with a new peak in cases.

    It's crazy how Italy dropped from #2 to #5 in just a few weeks. I remember how frustrated their media was getting about the lockdown that last week of March, but it really worked.

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    Noir

    It's crazy how Italy dropped from #2 to #5 in just a few weeks. I remember how frustrated their media was getting about the lockdown that last week of March, but it really worked.

    The people in Italy mostly stayed at home, which is why they deserve their easing now.

    Just look at Spain, they have been in lockdown for as long as Italy and still have over 3000 new cases in some days. That's because people go out in Madrid and Barcelona despite the lockdown.

  • May 11, 2020
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    g6ntiana

    The people in Italy mostly stayed at home, which is why they deserve their easing now.

    Just look at Spain, they have been in lockdown for as long as Italy and still have over 3000 new cases in some days. That's because people go out in Madrid and Barcelona despite the lockdown.

    What we're doing is barely different from what Sweden is doing, if we're being real. We're not letting non essential employees crowd into office buildings, which is logical, but a lot of people are still doing whatever they feel like.

  • May 11, 2020
    Noir

    What we're doing is barely different from what Sweden is doing, if we're being real. We're not letting non essential employees crowd into office buildings, which is logical, but a lot of people are still doing whatever they feel like.

    If you take out New York, which of course had to act very strictly, that's true.

    It is particularly difficult for New York to be able to easing the lockdown somewhere in normal pieces because it is so densely populated. So I ask myself the question: is it even possible to keep the number permanently low as possible? If only one person has it and walks outside around, this s*** is starting again.

    We aren't South Korea who can act directly with very good tracing.

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